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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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0Our customer is urgent for these spare parts, please provide us the ready date today.02br
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00We note JK839 is still waiting for the testing result to start to the production, but any schedule for JK879 ? There is no any outstanding issue. Please provide it to us today 02br
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00Please help to pull in the schedule for 3000 pcs UJ778 to June 30 to catch the shipment on first week of July. The other two model for IK781 & KP479 are ok, but please stick it, no further delay will be accepted02br
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00We had booked the vessel, but there is something need to confirm with Silva before shipping, Therefore, this is a preliminary schedule for your reference0-
  

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They all need work. " Does "issue" mean "order" or "problem" or something else?? Does " had booked the vessel" mean it is no longer booked, and therefore the schedule is tentative??

— Avangi

  • They all need work.
  • " Does "issue" mean "order" or "problem" or something else??
  • Does " had booked the vessel" mean it is no longer booked, and therefore the schedule is tentative??
  • Does "pull in the schedule" mean "to expedite"??
  • - A.
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They all need work.

Best to not say "please stick it."

Does "issue" mean "order" or "problem" or something else??

Does "had booked the vessel" mean it is no longer booked, and therefore the schedule is tentative??

Does "pull in the schedule" mean "to expedite"??

- A.
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