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Even though we've never had any past dealings, you can send me an invoice and trust me to pay up on time/ever.

Great thing about having a card machine, no excuses for not paying immediately on completion

I usually padlock myself onto the boiler until the customer pays

Hard to comment without seeing it but, if the boiler is showing signs of corrosion and starting to become problematic then he is giving her good advice imo. Whether I agree with the choice of replacement boiler or not is a different matter.

External vessel is a good idea as only a 10l inside your boiler so probably undersized for your system. One of the main underlying causes of boiler breakdowns, undersized or incorrectly charged expansion vessel, often overlooked by installers.

Just tell the rgi what you've already done, should be enough for them to go on without any further input tbh.

You can position the microswitch so that the pin is visible then view it from underneath. As somebody has already said, also make sure that the plunger is still attached to the end of the pin.

Does the pin move out when you place a demand for hw, as its unusual for the microswitch to fail on these tbh.

If it's a grudge purchase then I would just stick with your existing boiler, far more reliable and easy to maintain than any modern boiler.

Can't see any other profession that's willing to stick their neck on the block just to save someone a few quid or a little inconvenience, so why should any rgi?

Maybe the clip board was a step to far!