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Re: City & Guilds 2359.
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Re: City & Guilds 2359.
Was restricted to Samsung only.
TBH lee, why don’t you, instead of every time your type something it seems be banging on about this and actually get up off your a$$ and go do something about it? Or is it a case of, you can’t or haven’t a clue what or how to do it?
Because all I’ve seen thus far is someone who seems terribly concerned but, not concerned enough to put their money where their mouth is.
Unless of course you have plans to become some sort of trainer, then it would all make sense as you try to align yourself for a “trainer” position. And, of course with you being so knowledgable and all you’re a shoe-in, eh?
So what if someone is sending a few people to college, big deal.
What are you going to do about the other few thousand up and down the length of the UK? Or, indeed throughout Europe.
The only place in the world that I am aware of that any form of certification to work on appliances is mandatory is Australia and New Zealand and, guess what, appliance service costs too much and it forces people to do it themselves. So, from what I can gather, there aren’t a lot of appliance repairers out there. Genius idea don’t you think?
That pushes up the prices of appliances as well from what I can see because the warranty costs for manufacturers also rise in line, which isn’t a bad thing but they’re not stupid. Because they’re not stupid I doubt that they would support something that they pay for and yet will push up their servicing costs and with guarantee of a result for them and a definable ROI.
So you can perhaps understand why I tell you that this is a hair brained idea at best and why I don’t think that much that you say carries a lot of weight as there’s no detail whatsoever and other than stirring the pot I can’t see what you hope to accomplish, given you don’t seem to be doing anything about it.
Therefore, don’t be too surprised when the boy that cried wolf gets ignored.
K.
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