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( , Thu 3 Sep 2009, 12:20)
Dreadful pits of hellish torture for both customer and the people who work there. Press 1 to leave an amusing story, press 2 for us to send you a lunchbox full of turds.
( , Thu 3 Sep 2009, 12:20)
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Free money - apply below...
Yes, you can have some free money (and other goodies) if you run a business in rural northwest England. S'true.
I recently did some admin work for the Enterprise Delivery Hub. This is a funding body which was set up to give out grants, loans, help with paperwork etc. to rural businesses.
My job was ringing up businesses and asking for email addresses to send information to.
As I did this I drummed up trade by telling the farmers, B&B landladies and village hairdressers I called about the wonderful goodies on offer.
By week 2 the scheme was swamped with enquiries and I was discreetly moved off the phone.
So, if you run a business in rural northwest England, or know someone who does, google the Enterprise Delivery Hub and get some funding before they run out.
( , Sat 5 Sep 2009, 0:20, Reply)
Yes, you can have some free money (and other goodies) if you run a business in rural northwest England. S'true.
I recently did some admin work for the Enterprise Delivery Hub. This is a funding body which was set up to give out grants, loans, help with paperwork etc. to rural businesses.
My job was ringing up businesses and asking for email addresses to send information to.
As I did this I drummed up trade by telling the farmers, B&B landladies and village hairdressers I called about the wonderful goodies on offer.
By week 2 the scheme was swamped with enquiries and I was discreetly moved off the phone.
So, if you run a business in rural northwest England, or know someone who does, google the Enterprise Delivery Hub and get some funding before they run out.
( , Sat 5 Sep 2009, 0:20, Reply)
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