if you want a deal of buying parts from the america then that you can buy from there...............
hope you do that..........

Lojban= terkagni bacru nenri zarci bangu

English= Business is voiced within the customer's language

I now make the official mandate that all business in North America must be conducted herewith in Lojban.
It's about time someone made a suggestion I can wholeheartedly support!

anyone into Esperanto or Lojban?
Now THOSE are languages...

I tire of English.....PIG LATIN yes, I think Pig Latin.Now there's a Language !

That's why I always said we don't speak English here in the States I call it Americanese in which we have about 50 different dialiects (sic in case my English teacher is watching).

Ah, the ever changing constantly variable english language.Where one man's slang is another man's rule. From the hills of Tennessee to the clifffs of Dover we take the liberty of
making up as many words and their definition as we find in Websters dictionary.....Or the Queen's.....Or good king Charles should he ever be allowed.

If I understand you correctly, in England if one writes (or types) the letters it is being spelled rather than spelt. Seems to be the same way here. It is very hard to write (or type out loud). Yes I fully understand your last statement. And my response is professionals have tried to insult me and have failed so you really didn't have a chance of hurting my feeling (I only have one).

Johnr_j thank you for your reply. I certainly will not correct you on your American as I do come from there and so do not speak your language well enough to correct you, however just for the record in England the word "spelt" is the past tense for the word spell.

Ps. You may be interested to know that in England the word "spelled" means to write or name out loud the letters of a word for example - I D I O T....get it?

simon d - Just for the record "there ain't no such word as "spelt" (unless your from the backwoods of Georgia or a mountain top in Tennessee" Should have used spell check before you attempted to correct someone. The word you should have typed is "spelled"

If infact these forums are for helping other professional forklift people, then i would think the comments Simon has made are based on the fact that he is helping people not to get stung by companies that had been placed in administration, only then for the people who had run said companies start up again in a different guise, pretending they are doing the market a favour.
The market could do without such people who feel it is their right to start fresh without compensating the companies that have had to "take it on the chin" whatever debt the old company left behind. such behaviour is despicable & should not be aloud to taint our niche market again!!

it's spelt asylum you ***.

You clearly have some wierd agenda, contradicting yourself.
I suggest you go back to work and do something productive.
You dont make alot of sense.
You say you have ordered something, then complain saying it has no price, then complain when it doesnt arrive. This is a market test ?
I would stop posting things here you are begining to look foolish.
You say this is a final shot, I hope so, you are doing your company no good here.
Remember forums are for helping each other within this industry, you seem to just want to moan about another company, go and do that somewhere else. Maybe a lunatic assylum !

Good one Simon d, I dont blame you for your comments. Bad buisness is bad period. Good luck on that wheel!

My final shot. dear Dandy you clearly have a very close, though doubtless unbiased, relationship with DPS. Nonetheless you are certainly entitled to your opinion, though I am not sure what could be WORSE than legal action. You do make one very good point. Tom Brown did indeed order 1 wheel from DPS as a market test. Who wouldnt ? The price was £ ZERO. Mind you , he is still waiting for the wheel to arrive.