Beware of knock off's of Castle Motors

[Nick]

I agree (it would be moronic for me to disagree, lol) that these look identical to Castle motors.

I don't know the history between Sirius and Castle, if there is any it just seems odd they use Castle wiring, you wouldn't go to the effort of using their wire, on a motor that isn't branded as as Castle in the first place.

I'm working with Kevin at Sirius and Patrick at Castle to resolve this.

Unlike the majority of Chinese companies out there, I care and so does Kevin,

I don't think the aggression is necessary and have always worked strongly with communities.

[jayjay283]

I can understand your public affirmation. I would do it to. I've been the middle man in a bad deal before. Would you rather be a pawn in heaven or the king of hell. A question every salesman has to ask himself. Integrity goes a long way in life and even when you are gone and remembered. You know what im saying

[Pdelcast]

Originally Posted by Nick

I agree (it would be moronic for me to disagree, lol) that these look identical to Castle motors.

I don't know the history between Sirius and Castle, if there is any it just seems odd they use Castle wiring, you wouldn't go to the effort of using their wire, on a motor that isn't branded as as Castle in the first place.

I'm working with Kevin at Sirius and Patrick at Castle to resolve this.

Unlike the majority of Chinese companies out there, I care and so does Kevin,

I don't think the aggression is necessary and have always worked strongly with communities.

You do know that using wire and motor logos that say "castle creations" or "castle" on them is trademark infringement. You cannot sell those in the UK, as they infringe on our copyrights, and are therefore not only clones, but are also counterfeit product.

Thank you,

Patrick

[Pdelcast]

To counterfeit means to illegally imitate something. Counterfeit products are often produced with the intent to take advantage of the superior value of the imitated product. The word counterfeit frequently describes both the forgeries of currency and documents, as well as the imitations of works of art, toys, clothing, software[citation needed], pharmaceuticals, watches, electronics and company logos and brands.

-stolen from Wikipedia