There are a lot of UK buyers, why hasn't someone gone over there recently (such as the past few days) to see what's going on? Someone on the ground and on site may be able to discover more than just going through forums.
Full disclosure - I do not have an alpha-t order (thankfully).
When alpha-t first announced, I asked my oldest son, who lives near Manchester and frequently travels internationally, if he would mind going round to their offices and give me the benefit of his impressions of the people and place.
He declined, describing it as 'A very dodgy part of Manchester'. He didn't feel comfortable there and I didn't push him.
That told me everything I needed to know ...
Alpha Technology (INT) Ltd
66 Dickenson Road
Moss Side Family Unit Address:69 Dickenson Road City:Manchester
Top 10: Dodgy British NeighbourhoodsWhy is it dodgy? The name Moss Side is enough to send chills down even the toughest hooligan’s spine; a notorious inner-city area of Manchester cluttered with council blocks,
it is known as a capital of murder and mayhem, and not the kind of place you go to live happily ever after. The neighbourhood is
largely controlled by gang members – said to be up to 500 in total in Manchester –
with drug dealing, turf wars and theft a way of life here. Avoid, at all costs.
Our address is Rusholme not Moss Side, a simple Google search would tell you this.
My apologies. I guess Moss Side ends 3 units down from you. Not sure if its any better in Rusholme though....
Great, now we are dealing with Logical Fallacies as the basis for arguments.
Let's see, which category does it fall under? The units are being made in India but the location of the organizational team is being put in question due to the neighborhood?
So basically, with this type of ideology we should not support lower socioeconomic areas?
BTW - The logical fallacies covered, include but are not limited to: Red Herring, Ad Hominem, Appeal to the Popular, Begging the Question, and on and on.
Let's keep this fact based. Again, instead of name calling let's keep this on track.