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I think if you were really serious about making a point, you'd cut it up and mail the pieces back one by one:
I think if you were really serious about making a point, you'd cut it up and mail the pieces back one by one:
I wonder if, given you had sent them back essentially spare parts, they would reimburse you at the spare parts value, and as a result you would make a 4500% profit??
Mine stopped working at delivery
Brake BreakWhy can no one anywhere on the internet understand the difference between lose and loose, loosing and losing? (Not a personal attack and not normally a spelling/grammer nazi, but it’s so widespread as to be mind boggling.)
Perhaps because some are non native English speakers?Why can no one anywhere on the internet understand the difference between lose and loose, loosing and losing? (Not a personal attack and not normally a spelling/grammer nazi, but it’s so widespread as to be mind boggling.)
At least in the US, I find many non-native English speakers to be more fluent than native English speakers; of course, there may be an accent involved, but the word choice and sentence complexity is often more involved.Perhaps because some are non native English speakers?
The one I have difficulty with from my US/Canadian friends is "bring and take".
Judging by a previous comment, and the way of the world, then the N1 gas is better but not legal in M1 as a manufacturer fill. Who knows if the gases can be mixed or even if the systems for each are interchangeable?
I know ( passing conversation with the garage whilst waiting for a MOT) that their machine that charges 134A is different to the 1234yf system and they had ordered a 1234yf machine. Why I haven't a clue.
That explains it, the equipment is not compatible, and the garage do need new equipment. But also means the ac system on the M1 and your N1are completely different.
No, I think it at least as common, if not more so with native English speakers.Perhaps because some are non native English speakers?
Mine was repaired 10 days ago and worked for a while but has stopped working again. A hose was replaced and re-gassed. Can't believe I have to return to my agent a third time in as many months. A further frustration is that I have to take the car to Jardine Kent in Sevenoaks for them to diagnose the issue and then return again for a refit once the parts have been ordered and sent out.
Before re-filling as part of the process they should have done a pressure test fist.
Facebook is a classic for bad spelling generally . Not just lose /loose. You're not alone in gritting your teeth.Why can no one anywhere on the internet understand the difference between lose and loose, loosing and losing? (Not a personal attack and not normally a spelling/grammer nazi, but it’s so widespread as to be mind boggling.)
