Originally posted by Emperor Dalek
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How about a SMS service for easten European for notice of where they can get a day's work cash-in-hand. Save's them having to wait on street corners. Employers pay a fee to register on the website and notify jobs. Subscibers also pay to see ads and to get SMS messages giving notice of new positions. Kerrrrchhing on both sides and no agency to run.Originally posted by DimPrawnSerious post.
I really do think there is money (big) to be made with the combination of the following.
The Internet
Premium rate mobile txt's (£1 a pop)
Chavs or other large groups of people (ethnics?)
Something else
It's the something else I'm struggling with.
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Buy a sniper's rifle. Take out Heather Mills from a convenient distance. Bank very large cheque for motiveless murder. If Macca doesn't cough up I might have to stoop to blackmail.Comment
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