Nothing is more aggravating that trying to find something that you lost.
I am notorious for misplacing things and forgetting to file paperwork.
For this reason, when my heat went out last year I was easily lost. I couldn’t find the phone number for our HVAC dealer and my partner had recycled the only phone book that we had in the house. I searched for over an hour for any of the outdated receipts I had from repair calls but then gave up and logged on the computer to search the supplier information. First, I typed in the name of the supplier but there are several companies with the same name in numerous States. I guess, Steve’s HVAC Service, is just too common of a name. Then I tried adding my Zip Code to the search, that didn’t labor either because I started getting several other HVAC dealers in the part instead. I knew that there was something up and most of those had paid for top billing on the search engines pages. I finally found the one I was looking for on page three of my search. I easily guess that, in today’s society, the bigger and more profitable companies have an advantage. They can afford to pay fees to bump their advertising and position to the top so people who don’t have a business that they deal with officially will contact them first. I have to admit that when my frustration level increased with my own search, I was tempted to do the same thing. I will be sure to mention this to my HVAC dealer when they come to the home to repair my heat.