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NochNoch said:
And then a week after finally moving back into your house full time after being a transplant for almost 6, your AC stops working during the worst continuous heat wave I can remember in some time...that definitely sucks.
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Damn man, that sucks. Went through the same thing a couple weeks ago. Hope somebody can get out there and get it running soon.
 
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bleedorange0037 said:
Damn man, that sucks. Went through the same thing a couple weeks ago. Hope somebody can get out there and get it running soon.
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Thanks man, definitely a rough time to be going through it because I'm sure that these companies are answering calls like this all over the place since people's units have been running nonstop for probably over a month straight.
 
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NochNoch said:
Thanks man, definitely a rough time to be going through it because I'm sure that these companies are answering calls like this all over the place since people's units have been running nonstop for probably over a month straight.
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I have a similar horror story though no where near as bad but yes, the service companies are struggling. I recommended to several different people that they hire more employees. Memphis light gas and water service line gave a busy signal all day yesterday. Was a joke
 
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On a related note, they shouldn't be able to monopolize a market. Dealing with the company in Memphis is a total disaster but I have no other choice to get electricity
 
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TBrown said:
I have a similar horror story though no where near as bad but yes, the service companies are struggling. I recommended to several different people that they hire more employees. Memphis light gas and water service line gave a busy signal all day yesterday. Was a joke
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Sounds about right. Our current situation is a bit of a different story because when we bought the house last year we insisted on the seller (or his agent actually) pay for a year's worth of a home warranty that covers all the major equipment in the house since it was all right around 15 years old.

Good news about that is if we ended up needing a whole new system, we'd only be out of pocket $75 for a service fee. Bad news is that a) the warranty company tells the techs to do all that they can to patch the problem instead of replacing, new unit is absolute last resort for them, and b) going through the warranty company is not the quickest way to get someone out to look at it.
 
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NochNoch said:
Sounds about right. Our current situation is a bit of a different story because when we bought the house last year we insisted on the seller (or his agent actually) pay for a year's worth of a home warranty that covers all the major equipment in the house since it was all right around 15 years old.

Good news about that is if we ended up needing a whole new system, we'd only be out of pocket $75 for a service fee. Bad news is that a) the warranty company tells the techs to do all that they can to patch the problem instead of replacing, new unit is absolute last resort for them, and b) going through the warranty company is not the quickest way to get someone out to look at it.
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Struggle is real. Good ol American home shield. God speed brother
 
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NochNoch said:
Sounds about right. Our current situation is a bit of a different story because when we bought the house last year we insisted on the seller (or his agent actually) pay for a year's worth of a home warranty that covers all the major equipment in the house since it was all right around 15 years old.

Good news about that is if we ended up needing a whole new system, we'd only be out of pocket $75 for a service fee. Bad news is that a) the warranty company tells the techs to do all that they can to patch the problem instead of replacing, new unit is absolute last resort for them, and b) going through the warranty company is not the quickest way to get someone out to look at it.
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Yeah, dealing with the warranty company has got to be aggravating when it's boiling hot outside and you just want it fixed. The service tech that showed up to look at mine spent a few minutes looking at it and then rattled off about $1500 worth of repairs that MIGHT get it running again, but with a 25 year old unit it would have been stupid to sink that kind of money into patching it back together.
 
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Lulz. Cole throws four straight balls and then Aybar swings at the first pitch that was high to pop out
 
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Spent about 4 hours in an electrical current-proof Taser suit this afternoon acting as a role player. No lie I think I lost 10-15lbs from sweating. Was brutal.
 
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