Comments for Gas & Diesel Generators http://igeneratepower.com Power Generators News and Reviews. Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:58:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 Comment on Ramsond Elite Diesel Generator Review by admin http://igeneratepower.com/archives/61#comment-483 admin Mon, 13 Oct 2008 09:42:32 +0000 http://igeneratepower.com/archives/61#comment-483 <p>Here is a letter we received from a firm claiming to represent Ramsond Corporation. </p> <p>---------------------------</p> This law firm represent Ramsond Corporation. We have been informed that you have published false, fraudulent and defamatory information concerning our client, Ramsond Corporation, as well is its products, in specific the Ramsond Elite series diesel generator. This information has been published with intent to damage our clients business reputation. You are placed on notice and directed to immediately withdraw any content and information concerning our client. Your failure to comply with this notice within 48 hours will result in further legal action. Should you have any questions and/or concerns, please feel free to contact the undersigned. Regards, Patrick H. Talab, Esq. Attorney at Law Talab Nunley, P.C. Attorneys & Counselors at Law Telephone: 248-366-5000 email: fhtalab@talabnunley.com ---------------------------------- Dear Ramsond, Product ratings and reviews help users make more informed purchasing decisions and improve shopping experience Others are welcome to share opinions about products purchased as we have shared our opinion about this particular product we have purchased and our experience. The information posted is factual and true and removing it only hides the facts from others. The threat of legal action does not change any facts. We welcome anyone who has any experience with this product or any other generator product to post their comments here. Ramsond, The threat of legal action does not change any facts and opinions of your product, customer service or my personal experience with your company. Here is a letter we received from a firm claiming to represent Ramsond Corporation.

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This law firm represent Ramsond Corporation. We have been informed that you have published false, fraudulent and defamatory information concerning our client, Ramsond Corporation, as well is its products, in specific the Ramsond Elite series diesel generator. This information has been published with intent to damage our clients business reputation. You are placed on notice and directed to immediately withdraw any content and information concerning our client. Your failure to comply with this notice within 48 hours will result in further legal action.

Should you have any questions and/or concerns, please feel free to contact the undersigned.

Regards,

Patrick H. Talab, Esq.
Attorney at Law
Talab Nunley, P.C.
Attorneys & Counselors at Law
Telephone: 248-366-5000
email: fhtalab@talabnunley.com

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Dear Ramsond,

Product ratings and reviews help users make more informed purchasing decisions and improve shopping experience

Others are welcome to share opinions about products purchased as we have shared our opinion about this particular product we have purchased and our experience.
The information posted is factual and true and removing it only hides the facts from others.

The threat of legal action does not change any facts.

We welcome anyone who has any experience with this product or any other generator product to post their comments here.

Ramsond, The threat of legal action does not change any facts and opinions of your product, customer service or my personal experience with your company.

]]> Comment on Class Action Against Powermate Corporation Involving Coleman Powermate Brand Generators by admin http://igeneratepower.com/archives/159#comment-425 admin Sun, 15 Jun 2008 22:24:44 +0000 http://igeneratepower.com/archives/159#comment-425 Spring Hill, KS (PRWEB) June 6, 2008 — Online discount tool retailer ToolsNow.com announced today that it has acquired $10 million in generator and pressure washer inventory from Coleman Powermate (http://www.toolsnow.com), which filed for bankruptcy in March. Tools Now is in the process of listing pictures, prices and item descriptions of the newly acquired inventory and will promote the Coleman Powermate Bankruptcy Liquidation Sale through its online and eBay stores. “We are extremely pleased to have acquired a large inventory of Coleman Powermate generators and pressure washers. This allows us to pass along savings to our customers,” says Bob Cummins CEO TAP Enterprises Spring Hill, KS (PRWEB) June 6, 2008 — Online discount tool retailer ToolsNow.com announced today that it has acquired $10 million in generator and pressure washer inventory from Coleman Powermate (http://www.toolsnow.com), which filed for bankruptcy in March.

Tools Now is in the process of listing pictures, prices and item descriptions of the newly acquired inventory and will promote the Coleman Powermate Bankruptcy Liquidation Sale through its online and eBay stores.

“We are extremely pleased to have acquired a large inventory of Coleman Powermate generators and pressure washers. This allows us to pass along savings to our customers,” says Bob Cummins CEO TAP Enterprises

]]> Comment on Powermate files bankruptcy and plans to close plant in Kearney by admin http://igeneratepower.com/archives/24#comment-32 admin Thu, 20 Mar 2008 10:56:47 +0000 http://igeneratepower.com/archives/24#comment-32 Power equipment distributor (AGI) Aurora Generators Inc. today commented on Powermate Corporations announced bankruptcy. Ralph Jolivet, company President has offered retraining and positions with his company based in Canada and the USA. "(AGI) supplies north America with gas and diesel power generators and continues to grow" said Jolivet. Jolivet also said that their company who sells mostly online at EmergencyPower.com has managed to get a stronghold on the market by monitoring customers comments, updating their products and always meeting buyers demands. Direct to home shipping has virtually eliminated a middle man reducing their cost and enabling them to focus on quality and service. AGI formed in 2005 focusing on more reliable diesel generator products and currently sells over $15 million in diesel generators a year. Power equipment distributor (AGI) Aurora Generators Inc. today
commented on Powermate Corporations announced bankruptcy. Ralph
Jolivet, company President has offered retraining and positions with
his company based in Canada and the USA. “(AGI) supplies north
America with gas and diesel power generators and continues to grow”
said Jolivet. Jolivet also said that their company who sells mostly
online at EmergencyPower.com has managed to get a stronghold on the
market by monitoring customers comments, updating their products and
always meeting buyers demands. Direct to home shipping has virtually
eliminated a middle man reducing their cost and enabling them to focus
on quality and service. AGI formed in 2005 focusing on more reliable
diesel generator products and currently sells over $15 million in
diesel generators a year.

]]> Comment on Wind power snafu nearly led to rolling Texas blackouts by tomgraywind http://igeneratepower.com/archives/21#comment-25 tomgraywind Sat, 01 Mar 2008 15:20:41 +0000 http://igeneratepower.com/archives/21#comment-25 It's also important to note that when the wind stops blowing and wind farm electricity generation drops, the process usually takes hours. By contrast, other power plants may go out of service instantaneously when a problem occurs. Wind forecasting, which could have helped address the ERCOT situation, can and is being used by utility system operators to manage wind on their systems, and will become standard practice as the use of this clean, renewable energy source continues to grow.--Tom Gray, American Wind Energy Association, www.awea.org It’s also important to note that when the wind stops blowing and wind farm electricity generation drops, the process usually takes hours. By contrast, other power plants may go out of service instantaneously when a problem occurs. Wind forecasting, which could have helped address the ERCOT situation, can and is being used by utility system operators to manage wind on their systems, and will become standard practice as the use of this clean, renewable energy source continues to grow.–Tom Gray, American Wind Energy Association, www.awea.org

]]> Comment on Widespread power outages reported across Florida by admin http://igeneratepower.com/archives/19#comment-24 admin Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:11:33 +0000 http://igeneratepower.com/archives/19#comment-24 Florida Power & Light Co. said its preliminary investigation indicates human error was the cause of a blackout Tuesday that knocked out power across the state, especially in Miami-Dade County. The blackout, affected about 584,000 FP&L customers and an additional half-million across three other utilities, began with a field engineer diagnosing a switch that had malfunctioned at a substation in West Miami. Without authorization, FP&L said the engineer disabled two levels of relay protection, and during the diagnostic process, a fault occurred and, because both levels of relay protection had been removed, caused an outage ultimately affecting 26 transmission lines and 38 substations. One of the substations affected serves three of the generation units at Turkey Point, including a natural gas unit, as well as both nuclear units, which shut down automatically. Two other generation plants in FP&L's system were affect and the system lost a total of 3,400 megawatts of generating capacity. Florida Power & Light Co. said its preliminary investigation indicates human error was the cause of a blackout Tuesday that knocked out power across the state, especially in Miami-Dade County.

The blackout, affected about 584,000 FP&L customers and an additional half-million across three other utilities, began with a field engineer diagnosing a switch that had malfunctioned at a substation in West Miami. Without authorization, FP&L said the engineer disabled two levels of relay protection, and during the diagnostic process, a fault occurred and, because both levels of relay protection had been removed, caused an outage ultimately affecting 26 transmission lines and 38 substations.

One of the substations affected serves three of the generation units at Turkey Point, including a natural gas unit, as well as both nuclear units, which shut down automatically. Two other generation plants in FP&L’s system were affect and the system lost a total of 3,400 megawatts of generating capacity.

]]> Comment on King Canada Generators Recalled by MorganPardy http://igeneratepower.com/archives/8#comment-23 MorganPardy Thu, 28 Feb 2008 14:22:33 +0000 http://igeneratepower.com/archives/8#comment-23 I purchased a King Generator KCG-3000G two years ago. A short while ago, I was talking to a friend who informed me of the recall. When I checked with King Canada. I was told it was a recall and to stop using it immediately because it may catch fire. I was given a toll free number to call, and when I called, I was advised it had to be returned to a dealership qualified by King Canada to have the repairs done. That shop is a 4.5 hour drive one way, and I was to be responsible for all transportation and costs. I asked if I could send it on a courier for approx: $25 each way. I was told they would not be responsible for transportation costs. If these generators have to be recalled because of dangerous defects, then I feel the company should be responsible for transportation costs. I bought this generator in good faith and is using it in a 35' fiberglass motorhome. If it catches fire now, the motorhome insurance will not be honoured because of this recall. I would like for some person with a name and title to email me concerning this problem, so the Better Business Bureau of Newfoundland will have someone to talk to. I purchased a King Generator KCG-3000G two years ago. A short while ago, I was talking to a friend who informed me of the recall. When I checked with King Canada. I was told it was a recall and to stop using it immediately because it may catch fire. I was given a toll free number to call, and when I called, I was advised it had to be returned to a dealership qualified by King Canada to have the repairs done. That shop is a 4.5 hour drive one way, and I was to be responsible for all transportation and costs. I asked if I could send it on a courier for approx: $25 each way. I was told they would not be responsible for transportation costs. If these generators have to be recalled because of dangerous defects, then I feel the company should be responsible for transportation costs. I bought this generator in good faith and is using it in a 35′ fiberglass motorhome. If it catches fire now, the motorhome insurance will not be honoured because of this recall. I would like for some person with a name and title to email me concerning this problem, so the Better Business Bureau of Newfoundland will have someone to talk to.

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