Bill,
The dependence on the UK is a cultural trait we allowed to grow since colonial days. If we taught a few other languages in our schools other than English then we would develope business men and women who could sell to other markets.
Nikitas wrote:Bill,
The dependence on the UK is a cultural trait we allowed to grow since colonial days. If we taught a few other languages in our schools other than English then we would develope business men and women who could sell to other markets.
bill cobbett wrote:Sorry M but the Euro remains, despite the fall in GB sterling over the past few months, very unpopular in GB.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7806936.stm
...according to which 71% oppose adopting the Euro.
The Euro's strength does not bode well for CY's tourism and construction sectors for 2009. The plonkers in CY government should have paid a lot more attention to expanding in to Euroland markets but still have an over-reliance on the GB market. Who will holiday or buy property in CY with sterling/euro at parity?
Get Real! wrote:miltiades wrote:The Euro is 7 years old today. Contrary to such "experts as Margaret Thatcher , as well as ex Chancellors , Lord Healey and Lord Lamont along with Lord Shore an ex Trade minister under Labour who vehemently opposed the Euro and all believed that it would fail , the Euro has been a phenomenal success overtaking the $ as the reserve currency in an increasing number of markets.
Happy birthday EURO !!
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/commen ... 425706.ece
I can’t for the life of me figure out was possesses some people to start a thread about a currency!
miltiades wrote:CBBB wrote:Yes, but great bargains for people with Euros who can purchase the UK's current stock of imported goods over the internet.
To complete my kitchen equipment I am after a Kenwood Chef Major KM023 Kitchen Machine Mega Pack (Titanium) which in Cyprus is about 800 Euros, in the UK it is as low as GBP415, so I could fly over, buy one and still be better off!
Ready and waiting for your order mate , my palms are itching !!!!
CBBB wrote:miltiades wrote:CBBB wrote:Yes, but great bargains for people with Euros who can purchase the UK's current stock of imported goods over the internet.
To complete my kitchen equipment I am after a Kenwood Chef Major KM023 Kitchen Machine Mega Pack (Titanium) which in Cyprus is about 800 Euros, in the UK it is as low as GBP415, so I could fly over, buy one and still be better off!
Ready and waiting for your order mate , my palms are itching !!!!
So how much from you with shipping?
You can chuck in a good quality big kitchen knife and a steel as a present for a fellow forumer!
Oracle wrote:CBBB wrote:miltiades wrote:CBBB wrote:Yes, but great bargains for people with Euros who can purchase the UK's current stock of imported goods over the internet.
To complete my kitchen equipment I am after a Kenwood Chef Major KM023 Kitchen Machine Mega Pack (Titanium) which in Cyprus is about 800 Euros, in the UK it is as low as GBP415, so I could fly over, buy one and still be better off!
Ready and waiting for your order mate , my palms are itching !!!!
So how much from you with shipping?
You can chuck in a good quality big kitchen knife and a steel as a present for a fellow forumer!
If Miltiades is Importing, and having to pay more due to Sterling's poor performance, then exporting to you, after adding his profits .... Why would it not be cheaper for you, CBBBBBBB, to cut out the middle man (Miltiades), and buy with your good Euros straight from source, Italy or such like!
Oracle ... Financial adviser for the New Age!
CBBB wrote:Oracle wrote:CBBB wrote:miltiades wrote:CBBB wrote:Yes, but great bargains for people with Euros who can purchase the UK's current stock of imported goods over the internet.
To complete my kitchen equipment I am after a Kenwood Chef Major KM023 Kitchen Machine Mega Pack (Titanium) which in Cyprus is about 800 Euros, in the UK it is as low as GBP415, so I could fly over, buy one and still be better off!
Ready and waiting for your order mate , my palms are itching !!!!
So how much from you with shipping?
You can chuck in a good quality big kitchen knife and a steel as a present for a fellow forumer!
If Miltiades is Importing, and having to pay more due to Sterling's poor performance, then exporting to you, after adding his profits .... Why would it not be cheaper for you, CBBBBBBB, to cut out the middle man (Miltiades), and buy with your good Euros straight from source, Italy or such like!
Oracle ... Financial adviser for the New Age!
Because the price in Euros remains the same, but stock imported into the UK before the current Euro parity with Sterling came about will be cheaper.
If converted at 1.25, for example, it will be 20% cheaper!
CBBB ... Financial adviser to those that don't want to get screwed!
Oracle wrote:CBBB wrote:Oracle wrote:CBBB wrote:miltiades wrote:CBBB wrote:Yes, but great bargains for people with Euros who can purchase the UK's current stock of imported goods over the internet.
To complete my kitchen equipment I am after a Kenwood Chef Major KM023 Kitchen Machine Mega Pack (Titanium) which in Cyprus is about 800 Euros, in the UK it is as low as GBP415, so I could fly over, buy one and still be better off!
Ready and waiting for your order mate , my palms are itching !!!!
So how much from you with shipping?
You can chuck in a good quality big kitchen knife and a steel as a present for a fellow forumer!
If Miltiades is Importing, and having to pay more due to Sterling's poor performance, then exporting to you, after adding his profits .... Why would it not be cheaper for you, CBBBBBBB, to cut out the middle man (Miltiades), and buy with your good Euros straight from source, Italy or such like!
Oracle ... Financial adviser for the New Age!
Because the price in Euros remains the same, but stock imported into the UK before the current Euro parity with Sterling came about will be cheaper.
If converted at 1.25, for example, it will be 20% cheaper!
CBBB ... Financial adviser to those that don't want to get screwed!
You've lost me!
Do your own sums
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