I'm starting something similar in the Sarf, so I doubt our paths would have crossed then. Good luck.
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I tried this many years ago and found it to be more trouble that it was worth....my quagmire of greed....my cesspit of laziness and unfairness....all I am doing is sticking two fingers up at nurses, doctors and other hard working employed professionals...
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Idea.
Offer telephone support on premium rate line. The more the feckers call you with problems, the more you make.
Kerrrrrrrching.Comment
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And to you. Yell if you need recommendations for advertising bods/printing etc.Originally posted by MordacI'm starting something similar in the Sarf, so I doubt our paths would have crossed then. Good luck.Comment
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Nearly did this but consumers hate premium rate lines and tend to avoid if they can. I forward my 0845 number to the mobile cause I don't really use the landline, if I didn't I'd have a 0870 for pimps to ringOriginally posted by DimPrawnIdea.
Offer telephone support on premium rate line. The more the feckers call you with problems, the more you make.
Kerrrrrrrching.
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I have one of those. It's a very satifying feeling knowing you are getting paid while the pimp gets you to repeat your cv back to them and tries to entice some names of people at your last place of work out of you.
I really must give them contact details for Mr Omogodur Fooltanku and find out if they phone up asking for him sometime.... :PComment
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Originally posted by TheMonkeyA good servicing for £50
I know a lot of women who'd take you up on that
The pope is a tard.Comment
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Oil do it forra a fiver.Originally posted by SallyAnneI know a lot of women who'd take you up on that
Hard Brexit now!
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My god they must be desperate (or hideously ugly) up North....Originally posted by SallyAnneI know a lot of women who'd take you up on that
Or the men are tulipe when it comes to making love....Last edited by Ardesco; 30 October 2006, 14:54.Comment
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Not at all - sometimes its just nice to have a professional on the job!Originally posted by ArdescoMy god they must be desperate (or hideously ugly) up North....
And Sas - you get what you pay for!The pope is a tard.Comment
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