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  1. Salutations, my name is Wayne, and I attended the MSTA in February of 2015. I wanted to tell you my story. My first foray into the appliance repair world was working for a man named, let’s call him Judas. He owned a company and taught me for one month how to repair appliances, and then sent me out in the the wild blue yonder. I learned old school parts installing. You know, replace the part based on the symptom, and 9 times out of 10 it would work. I got paid $25 a job, and thought I was on top of the world. After 8 months of appliance hell, I stumbled upon the Master Samurai Training Tech Academy. Within one month of applying the teachings through the courses I excelled as a real deal appliance diagtician. I went from being the laughing stock of the parts house to them asking me for advice. Fast forward and today I own my own company, Rightway Appliance, because the only way to do it is the right way! We made $140k our first full year in business. I have a tech, an office manager, and two vehicles in the field. As of today I have contracts with American Home Shield, First American Home Warrant, PULS, The Home Depot, Appliance Repair Men, and Appliance Appointment .com. We have over 70 5star reviews on home advisor, and are one of the highest rated in our area, in the top 5 on google in the DFW metroplex. I owe this success to God, Scott Brown, Appliantology, and MSTA. Thank you everything. This was the best investment I’ve ever made, and I’m proud to be Alumni.
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  3. Manufacturer: GE Type of Appliance: Refrigerator Model Number: GNS23GMHBFES Have you validated the model number at an online parts site like Repair Clinic? (yes or no): Yes Have you watched the video on how to search for manuals and have you searched the Downloads section prior to posting this request? (yes or no): Yes Hello. Found one similar but seeing it there is one more specific to this model. Thanks.
  4. Hello Appliantology: My name is Donna. When my last fridge died I saved up and ordered this Frigidaire brand new for $2500. I used it for exactly six years in a household of one and it stopped cooling in 2012. A repair guy told me it needed antifreeze and possibly a motor. I kept it because I wanted to be able to fix it eventually but the time has come to let it go. I want to sell it to a repair guy such as yourselves because I know you can rehab it, make it perfect again and sell it in your shop for top dollar. It still sits in my kitchen in it's place of honor. The reason I am selling a unit I want to keep is to save my free-and-clear home from tax sale THIS MONTH. I only have a very short time to raise the money I need NOT to lose everything that matters. This is my family home. Built by my father who was a working man, jack of all trades such as yourselves. Daddy was a WWII Army vet and he always said this would be his last home and unfortunately it was. Everywhere I look on this property I see his handiwork and his love. I don't think I would survive if I lost it. It is everything to me and all I have left in this life. So I am asking $1500 which will go directly to save my home this month. I am located in Riverside, CA. Please help me save my home. You'll never regret doing this much good as long as you live. I have pictures but cannot upload them. Sincerely, Donna B.
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