Comments About Field Nation

by BRT Suport on 11/26/12

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1. Kerry said on 11/26/12 - 09:45AM

Text I have been using Field Nation for over a year now and have done about 55 jobs for them from Virginia to Maine. They charge 10% of the work order. They've helped me collect when clients were late in approving work orders. Their web site is excellent and intuitive to use. They pay via PayPal and make two payments twice a week which is great.

2. Ron said on 11/26/12 - 09:52AM

Regarding FieldNation, they aren't moving into home contractor repairs. Home appliances such as washing machines, dishwashers, and TV/Entertainment systems are the limit, at the moment. They have a Canadian side now, but it is not the other "Field-Nation" in blue. Service in Canada started in June, with local Canadian techs.

3. Jacob Beasley said on 12/7/12 - 06:37AM

Who started this blog? This doesn't appear to have been started by anyone from Field Nation, yet it presumes to be the "Field Nation Blog." The actual Field Nation Blog is linked to on the bottom of Field Nation's website.

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1.	Kerry said on 11/26/12 - 09:45AM
	Text I have been using Field Nation for over a year now and have done about 55 jobs for them from Virginia to Maine. They charge 10% of the work order. They've helped me collect when clients were late in approving work orders. Their web site is excellent and intuitive to use. They pay via PayPal and make two payments twice a week which is great.
2.	Ron said on 11/26/12 - 09:52AM
	Regarding FieldNation, they aren't moving into home contractor repairs. Home appliances such as washing machines, dishwashers, and TV/Entertainment systems are the limit, at the moment. They have a Canadian side now, but it is not the other "Field-Nation" in blue. Service in Canada started in June, with local Canadian techs.
3.	Jacob Beasley said on 12/7/12 - 06:37AM
	Who started this blog? This doesn't appear to have been started by anyone from Field Nation, yet it presumes to be the "Field Nation Blog." The actual Field Nation Blog is linked to on the bottom of Field Nation's website.