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Vectrix UK

To all Vectrix customers .

We are stiil open for business in Europe with the Office in the UK.
Parts supply is still ok but we are waiting delivery of some components.
We are also at hand for technical advice and information as requred.

For how long we can continue like this I do not know but we are carrying on as normal at the moment.
Feel free to call the office any time between 0900 and 1600 and we will try to assist with your questions.

Best Regards

Vectrix UK

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The phone Number is +44 (0)1962717769

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I can confirm this as there was a few emails back and forth with me this morning.

Lets keep our fingers crossed for the future.

Regards,
Peter

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To all Vectrix customers .

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Best Regards

Vectrix UK

Hallelujah!

I'm glad someone from Vectrix finally joins the forum.

Thank you!

This information may be used entirely at your own risk.

There is always a way if there is no other way!

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This thread truly made my day.

Can someone make it a sticky?

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Excellent news!

My Vectrix is running very well at the moment, I am always concerned about the main fuse blowing, as this happened at 3500milesish - but im hoping that I just had a dud!

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Thanks for all the nice comments and support guys.

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thanks thanks and thanks again, this is a great news ... we are all confident that the problems will be solved.

we do not want the assistance vectrix ends in the hands of the repairers of antique turntables, but remains in operation to those who have the skills to do so.

thank a lot for this breath of fresh air

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Welcome Vectrix UK, great hearing from you and to know you are up and running !!!

Is there anything we (the forum / UK Vectrix owners) can do to improve your current situation?

Would you be interested to run extra services on the bike (previously I was asked to contact a shop in London) or anything else that could improve your situation?

I am sure it is not only me but many of us that wish you the very best.

Norman

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i knew in the end .it would be a brit. to come up to the mark..and yep...
vectrix ( uk ) .
nice one lads/ las.
service from the uk is how you say impeccable.
well done well how about some pikeys off you all .
and some pictures of the premasis and stores .??
am gonna put my lovley new shiney crombe part on the gear box.
any ideas as to software avalible so we could do slight accelerations changes with our laptops ??
well when i end up getting a laptop ??
nice to hear that you are so upbeat thats what i like .am shure we will pull through it .kev

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Hi All,

Just keep the faith for now and we will keep you posted of any news.

vectrix

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HI at all!

Http://www.vectrix.de, the german importers website is always online :)
The Website is completely new !! Thas very good and I hope, that all will be good !

The http://www.vectrix-forum.de, a german Forum is also online :)

CU and Vectrix forever :)

Mario

Sorry about my very very bad english :(

-------- http://www.vectrix-forum.de --------
THE FIRST german VECTRIX Forum

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Great to hear from Vectrix UK!!

Just a couple of questions.

1) Vectrix UK was/is a distributor/Dealer? or is Vectrix UK, the Publically Listed Company?
2) Vectrix UK is honouring the Vectrix Warranties in the UK?
3) Vectrix UK can supply all spare parts?
4) Vectix UK is still selling Vectrix V1 and at what price?
5) Vectrix UK owned by VCorp US ?
6) If Vectrix UK is independant of US, will you represent other brands to generate cash flow?
7) If so, who?
8) No doubt you have seem MIk's excellent tread regarding a rescue fund, would Vectrix UK supply your customer mailing list? (even if on the same basis as the offer from Vectrix Australia?)

Sorry to sound so cautious, but these are troubled times with Vectrix and any clarity would be apreciated.

marcopolo

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we in england will help you speek the queens ENGLISH.....
but i must say your doing a very good job,
keep it up .i must have a cup of tea and a scone and watch a little cricket .kev

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1) Vectrix Europe, has its office at the VTC in the UK

2) Vectrix office is responsible for all Importers Dealers in Europe.
This is managed by John Schnorr as Managing Director Vectrix Europe.

3) Vectrix can supply all spare parts subject to availability, which is expected to improve steadily!

4) VX1 is for sale at £5868.00 + vat, delivery and registration.

5) All Vectrix offices including the factory are wholly owned subsidiaries of Vectrix Corp ( US)

6) N/A

7) N/A

8) No Company information will pass to third parties, unless it is as a part of a legal Policy decision following the Financial Restructuring of the business.

TO ALL
Please note the Dealer service Manual Portal is now live again and the Vectrix Global Website will go live from 5pm wednesday ( EST) this will no doubt be welcomed by Vectrix Partners & Customers around the World and show how we are moving forward.

vectrix

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This is fantastic news I will call you guys later to offer my support.
Hang in there.

Just very well informed

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Hey Marcopolo

Isnt this fantastic news looks like they are really getting a handle on this and moving forward.
Why the aggresive style questioning like they say if you want to know anything give them a call or are do you have something to hide.

Just very well informed

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Glad to hear you guys are still fighting!

Keep it up!

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Keep up the good work, Vectrix!

You have all my support!

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It is fantastic that Vectrix UK shows up in V. That is very good service! We dont get that in Spain!!! Maybe if i have problems over here, i myself will contact Vectrix UK. My question is can i??? There is also a favourable exchange rate for € to sterling.
Thanks for giving some fresh air.

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Yes you can , we are taking calls from dealers and customers from all over the globe.

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RaDy - Vectrix UK are my local dealer (luckily) and have always provided a great service. If you fancy a drop of a few degrees in temperature then come on over, it will at least improve your range! Excellent to have them on here offering support.

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Well Rebel,

I didn't feel really feel my questions to vectrix UK were particularly aggressive, and in the circumstances quite valid. I wanted Vectrix UK to have the opportunity to answer in a public forum, so the answer could reassure everyone. If I wanted to hide something, I would not want to publish my questions for public scrutiny, now would I? Maybe I am overly cautious but, Vectrix UK did not reply to what I would have thought a very important question for all Vectrix owners, "Will Vectrix UK honour Vectrix warranties ?". (maybe just an oversight?).

If I were being aggressive I would have asked how a subsidiary company can continue to trade when the parent is filing for bankruptcy? This is a real problem when the manufactured product is set to disappear. (Neither Vectrix factory functioning) In addition Vectrix UK's information is inconsistent with that of its parent group! Without detailed explanation, Vectrix UK would appear appear to be trading while insolvent. This is a serious offence. Mr Schorr may be a real nice guy, and really believes in the future of Vectrix UK, but promising that things will improve after reconstruction, implies that Vectrix has resolved it problems and has recommenced trading. This statement claims commercial and financial knowledge that, if true, should be correctly reported to AIMS.

I don't know why you get so angry when I am being cautious. If I am wrong, well that's great news! But the last thing anyone needs is for hopes to be raised, only to be dashed by over optimism. I can also understand how passionately you would want Vectrix UK to succeed, but that doesn't mean the legal questions will simply disappear! Nor can I , or anyone hurt Vectrix UK by asking.

Incidental Rebel, I am surprised not to see you among the first to step forward and contribute to the Vectrix Rescue Fund proposed by Mik ? Or maybe I missed your contribution, if so I stand corrected.

marcopolo

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Kudos to marcopolo for helping us look at the bigger picture it means for "Vectrix UK" to continue.

Rebel - ease up a bit. Nothing marcopolo is doing or has said is likely to change anything related to "Vectrix UK" and their posts.

Vectrix UK - any comments on warranty and on the ability of Vectrix UK to survive independently of Vectrix US? Or are you telling us that Vectrix US is also going to survive? Has a "white knight" really arrived?

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Vectrix UK do you have a website or could you share a direct email address? Good luck and glad to hear you are around.

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Curiouser, and curiouser, said Alice...

It appears Rebel, that you and all the other hopefuls maybe the victims of hoax by Vectrix UK!!

Jim Schoor was dismissed as a officer of Vectrix sometime ago, and Vectrix UK is being wound up with debts of more then $20 million dollars (and counting). Mr Schoor may have virtue on his side in his fight with Vectrix Corp, and this may be a tactic to avoid directors personal liability. I don't know and can only speculate.His motives may be honest or mischievous, that's not for me to assess. (He could be hoping to just to quit his share of the stock he has left, to defend his share of litigation, or he may genuinely believe in the White Knight) who knows? The fact that his posts are evasive and erroneous doesn't strike me as promising.

Now if you like conspiracy theories, Vectrix UK may even be a tactic to dissuade a potential buyer of VCorp IP! In that case you would be cheering your enemy! I don't know, but then neither do you! It doesn't help anyone to have these distractions at this time, have you noticed that the mysterious RMC, along with Chip and Dale, Jim Knoor et al.., these guy's who were going to reveal details of the great Vectrix rescue, have become strangely silent? I am not happy or gloating at vectrix demise, I stand to loss a great deal of money, but I simply want the truth. Is that so hard for you to accept?

Incidentally, I have written to Mr Schoor privately, putting these and other questions to him, so that he could answer in confidence, I have received no reply.

The problem for Vectrix UK, is they would have to either trade as a separate company from Vectrix Corp, seek permission to continue to trade while insolvent or prove that VCorp is solvent.

As I say, like all corporate failures, the end is always messy as the various parties fight out who is to blame. It is no good blaming the messenger, but I always feel sorry for those who passionately believe in a product and can't bear to accept business reality at the demise of the corporation.

You would do much better support Mik's idea, which at least has the merit of truth and reality. Or better still, support manufacturers like CoMoCo, who while not as sophisticated as Vectrix are at least going to continue to service your purchace.

marcopolo

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Sad to hear, but the truth is always better than BS.

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Marcopolo, that is the biggest pile of dishonest words ever put on a blog. Your are sick, evil, and without doubt the most spineless Prat I ever heard from!!

YOU NEED THERAPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Jim Knopf, you have posted nothing useful at all since you signed on here.

Now you are becoming abusive.

Please stop it now.

This information may be used entirely at your own risk.

There is always a way if there is no other way!

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@ JimKnopf, marcopolo, Rebel: I propose you take your dispute that reached a rather intimitate level into private mail. This would allow the other readers of this thread to focus on what the member Vectrix UK has to say.

One of the items mentioned by the member Vectrix Uk was that their webpage will be back online some time today (5PM EST). Let's take this as a benchmark for the time being.

Norman

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I'm going to call it as I see it as Vectrix UK ARE my local dealer and I have dealt with them exclusively for everything. This is genuine, BUT for how long they don't know and are up front about that. Let's not forget that they stand to lose their jobs as well and to come on a public forum as Vectrix currently have no website or direct contact should be applauded. Can they not be given the benefit of the doubt here?

It would appear that the best I can probably hope for is to keep my Vectrix running as long as possible so I hope to keep anyone that can help me do that on side - that's the reason I recently joined this forum.

AND to clear any suggested conspiracy theories up I am in no way connected with Vectrix other than being a customer! I intend to take up Vectrix UK of their offer - thanks again and good luck to them.

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