Just a reminder that Chinese New Year is coming. If anyone was ordering parts from that side of the world in preparation for getting back on the road in March/April you may want to order soon. The entire country shuts down for 2 weeks in Feb.
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Chinese New Year Approaches
- Thread starter Evoex
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Makes no sense.
Its either already made, will be made before shutdown or made after. Why would the price increase?
Who knows, maybe stock in the warehouse will not be moving. Maybe ships will not depart port in anticipation of the holidays.
Like gas prices- something goes wrong in the Middle East today and we pay more at the pumps tomorrow for gas that has already been made, shipped and is waiting at the filling station.
lol, really?
Not a true comparison, besides T&C's for that industry are likely much more fluid.
Do i sell components to to my suppliers at a higher price because of the shutdown? No.
No. It never will be.
GP_RZ
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le sigh
Sebastien
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Actually you guys just get wrong especially on the shipping time parts, a real Chinese business man only takes two days off in the whole year. If your business partner or supplier is going to rise price or delay shipping, it’s a single that you are not the important customer for he or she.
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How can you ship parts when there's no one in the customs office? The business are not the problem.
Riceburner
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Happy 4716
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Why is the lunar year celebrated? We already know the earth spin around the sun.
Riceburner
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It is commonly called “Lunar New Year”, because it is based on the lunisolar Chinese calendar.
Lunar cycles(adjusted) within the solar cycle(which is about 60 years).
Lunar cycles(adjusted) within the solar cycle(which is about 60 years).
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