"Richard H Huelin" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@powerusenet.com... : On 09/07/2010 11:47, Jerry wrote: : > "Richard H Huelin" wrote in : > message news: snipped-for-privacy@powerusenet.com... : >
: > : > : : > :> oh and do remind us how many years : > :> you have been in the bodyshop side of the motor trade, or any : > :> part of the trade for that matter... : > : : > : Please note that I anticipated your standard question that you : > wheel out : > : every time you try dazzling us with your record as a back : > street bodger, : > : the answer remains the same Before you ask, the answer : > is: : > : rather longer than you have been the floor sweeper and general : > dog's : >
: > Not everyone is like you Richard, most people are not like you, : > they progress beyond the tea-urchin and crap-shovelling phase... : : With such wit you should be on the stage. : : : > : body at the cowboy outfit that attempted to teach you all that : > you : >
: > Not everyone is like you Richard, most do not work in corwboy : > outfits under railway arches. If I told you who some of the : > client base I've worked for you would understand that the finish : > expected was in excess of that expected by Rolls-Royce - but I : > can't as these passed contracts are still covered by NDC : > agreements, unfortunately. : : It must have been difficult turning out such work under those : conditions. I can understand why people wanted you to keep things : secret, if I could not afford to use a competent tradesman and had to : resort to using a bodger boy like yourself,
Not everyone is like you Dick.
I have little doubt that I : would be reluctant to broadcast the fact, but doubt that I would go as : far as insisting on an NDC agreement.
Err, actually much of the work had world media exposure, all you are doing Dikkie-boy is showing up you utter lack of both business and trade understanding.
: : > : failed to learn about insurance and customer service. : > : : >
: > In which case you are either a liar or you have a memory issue as : > you singularly do not understand about "Betterment" nor the fact : > that one can't always match old paint. : : I have most likely forgotten more about insurance, assurance, betterment : and underwriting etc. than you will ever know.
Yeah, and you painted the Queens official car to no doubt, after she pranged it...