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Over the next few weeks I will be moving into new premises. This should hopefully be a good move as I will no longer be working from home , which has just not been working.

I will now be welcoming visitors and hopefully customers where as previously I have put people off visiting me at home. All my new and used parts will now be in one place rather than split into two. The other good thing is I am next door to a motorcycle MOT station and the added bonus of being less than 100 yds from the Post Office. I am still having trouble with my mobile phone signal though, this should be rectified soon. So if you don't get an answer please leave a message and I will get back to ASAP. Once I have settled in I intend to be open 8am-4pm Mon-Fri and Sat by appointment. I would always recommend phoning before visiting just in case I am off gallivanting somewhere!!!

Heres a pic http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?hl=en&q=P ... 06,,1,5.11

My new address is....

213 Blackburn Road,
Wheelton,
Chorley
PR6 8EY
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Great News, and Good Luck Simon. :smt023
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What ? No more bread ?


Good luck mate ! I will continue buying all my S spares from you. H spares too if I need any :smt023
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Sounds good Si and not too far from home.
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New place looks ideal. Premises are a neccessary evil so if you can find some big enough to do the job but smallenough to have low overheads - then you stand a much better chance of making some money. I wish you every success in your new premisis and will be buying all the bits I need to complete my next project from your good self.

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Good luck Mate, I'm sure that will be better for you.. Try Vodafone for your mobile, (if you haven't already) :smt023

I presume there are tea making facilities on site :lol:
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Thanks for your comments and kind words fellas.

Roger I changed from Orange to Vodafone a while ago because as you know Chorley is in the Bermuda Triangle. Its been nothing but a fooking nightmare, if anything they are worse than Orange. When I realised I could not get a signal AT ALL at the new place I rang Vodafone to cancel my contract. A nice Indian lady pleasantly informed me "that will be £214 please,Sir"
:smt013 My reply was not quite as pleasant. How can these companies sell you a service that does'nt work :evil: I now have to buy an O2 pay as you go sim card and divert all my Vodafone calls to that until my contract with Vodafone expires in November !! My only other option is to get a land line which is an expense I don't need at the moment. Or perhaps I should go for the more reliable tin can and string method :D

Oh, by the way tea and coffee is on tap :smt023
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g6mow wrote: I intend to be open 8am-4pm Mon-Fri
Part time then! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Only Joking Simon, good luck and I'm sure all on here will be doing their best to support you.
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Looks good Simon, now where is Lancashire?
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Wolfie wrote:Looks good Simon, now where is Lancashire?
Lancashire is "Down South" Graham :D :D :D
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mark sav wrote:speaking on behalf of all the spsg nancy boys a great big good luck to you :!: its rare nowadays to deal with someone as honest and genuine as you.
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Well done and best of luck for the future, if u ever need a hand getting your accounts ready for audit or advice then give me a ring, free service for friends :D
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he can add up the thrupence hapeney he makes easy enough :lol:
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ah but thrupence hapeney could become a shilling, and a tanner to the tax man :D
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sweet angel wrote:Well done and best of luck for the future, if u ever need a hand getting your accounts ready for audit or advice then give me a ring, free service for friends :D
Funny you should say that :roll: I'm in the do do with the taxman as we speak :oops:
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g6mow wrote:Thanks for your comments and kind words fellas.

Roger I changed from Orange to Vodafone a while ago because as you know Chorley is in the Bermuda Triangle. Its been nothing but a fooking nightmare, if anything they are worse than Orange. When I realised I could not get a signal AT ALL at the new place I rang Vodafone to cancel my contract. A nice Indian lady pleasantly informed me "that will be £214 please,Sir"
:smt013 My reply was not quite as pleasant. How can these companies sell you a service that does'nt work :evil: I now have to buy an O2 pay as you go sim card and divert all my Vodafone calls to that until my contract with Vodafone expires in November !! My only other option is to get a land line which is an expense I don't need at the moment. Or perhaps I should go for the more reliable tin can and string method :D

Oh, by the way tea and coffee is on tap :smt023
[/b]Tossers, I don't know how they get away with it mate. I knew the signal was bad with you but didn't realise it was that bad. :!:

I use Vodafone here cos its the only one that gives a decent signal in this neck of the woods, all the others (and I have tried them) are shite.

When I got my current iPhone I had loads of trouble with poor signal in the house, even though the previous Nokia was brilliant, both of them being with Vodafone.

I had to install a Vodafone signal booster, and now it works fine.


Good news about the tea and Coffee, will call by and sample.
Oh BTW thanks for the e-mail :wink:
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Olde Coney wrote:
g6mow wrote:Thanks for your comments and kind words fellas.

Roger I changed from Orange to Vodafone a while ago because as you know Chorley is in the Bermuda Triangle. Its been nothing but a fooking nightmare, if anything they are worse than Orange. When I realised I could not get a signal AT ALL at the new place I rang Vodafone to cancel my contract. A nice Indian lady pleasantly informed me "that will be £214 please,Sir"
:smt013 My reply was not quite as pleasant. How can these companies sell you a service that does'nt work :evil: I now have to buy an O2 pay as you go sim card and divert all my Vodafone calls to that until my contract with Vodafone expires in November !! My only other option is to get a land line which is an expense I don't need at the moment. Or perhaps I should go for the more reliable tin can and string method :D

Oh, by the way tea and coffee is on tap :smt023
[/b]Tossers, I don't know how they get away with it mate. I knew the signal was bad with you but didn't realise it was that bad. :!:

I use Vodafone here cos its the only one that gives a decent signal in this neck of the woods, all the others (and I have tried them) are shite.

When I got my current iPhone I had loads of trouble with poor signal in the house, even though the previous Nokia was brilliant, both of them being with Vodafone.

I had to install a Vodafone signal booster, and now it works fine.


Good news about the tea and Coffee, will call by and sample.
Oh BTW thanks for the e-mail :wink:
I think I have come up with an answer for my mobile phone woes.

Instead of fooking about online with Vodafone/Orange/O2 I went to local independent phone shop who I used for donkeys years, but left them because I could get a cheaper deal online :roll:

So I go to the shop tell them my tale. Not a problem they say. I just open a new contract with whichever provider has the best signal. I don't have the phone just the contract. The money they save on not supplying a phone is used to pay off my original contract with Vodafone. This is not a solution I would of got online dealing direct, because they don't tell you.

The morel of the story being. You may be able to save a few bob dealing direct but you just do not get the service you get from a one man band. :D
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g6mow wrote:
Olde Coney wrote:
g6mow wrote:The morel of the story being. You may be able to save a few bob dealing direct but you just do not get the service you get from a one man band. :D
And its just the same when dealing with you Si :smt023
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Congrats :smt023
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nice one simon look forward to tea and biccies at the new place :D
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Not been down to the new place or done any work since Monday. I acquired a 1/4" scratch on my left eye whilst at Stoneleigh, don't ask me how. All I can think is it must of been a flying popadom on Saturday night :D

Driving home on Sunday my eve was irritating me as was Higgsy !! When I got up Monday it was very sore, by Monday night I could see fuck all. Spent 4 hours in A&E only to be told what I already new and have my inflamed eyelids wrapped round a cotton bud (not painful at all :roll: :shock: ) Today I can just about make out objects and all is a bit opaque. Hoping to be back in action tomorrow as I have loads of orders to sort out. I also have a new aquisition to pick up off Malc
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dont suppose he can read that Lou :lol:
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