19-11-18, 08:44 PM
(19-11-18, 07:07 PM)VNA link Wrote: OK.
So, say the UK crashes out of the UK on the 29[sup]th[/sup] of march 2019. And say I have a small to medium manufacturing company (I don’t) making say fuel pumps for the auto industry. I’ve got a number of contracts and one very nice one with a French car maker. So twice a week I send a big truck full of fuel pumps to France. I have an ongoing order, x number of pumps per week, top quality and must be delivered on time. So it’s pretty simple, I send the pumps as asked, and they transfer the funds once a month to the company accounts. We’re in the single market so it’s no different, apart from the exchange rate, than selling in the UK. So easy.
My company has had informal reassurance through the industry that No Deal will not happen. We’ve been told May has given private assurances to the big industry bosses. Nothing to worry about really. Competition is stiff and margins are tight, but all is OK.
Shock horror we crash out of the EU.
I send truck as usual on the 30[sup]th[/sup] of March. I’ve done exactly as I’ve been doing for years.
So what will happen?
Ha I've spotted the fatal flaw in your exemplar

You state that said fuel pumps are top quality.........what are they doing going into French cars then? :lol . It was all very credible up to that point :lol