FAQQer you're just jealous I get a prize.. I won the competition fair and square
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Originally posted by chef View Postnow THAT's pissing on his chips... dear god man, he's launched plan b venture, give the guy some credit
I imagine the bloke has had to spend a significant amount of time fighting his way through a seemingly endless amount of beaurocratic bulltulip. I opened a cafe just over two years ago and even that was a nightmare of paperwork and regulation. I was (am actually) involved in the distribution of creel caught scottish langoustines and selling them to the public was a nightmare to the point where I now just punt them off via a processor instead. As Chef said, give the guy sonme credit for actually getting to market with it !
Well done dude, and best of luck with it !When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostI cant believe how anti climactic this has been. Some unique product, would boost UK economy, IT contractor has spent years designing it, cant be imported at all, hundreds of hi tech jobs to be created etc etc and it turns out its nothing but a real Ale.
Dont you get kits for a fiver in Wilkinson to do that ?
Now, you can buy a kit in wilkos if you like but the product will not be the same. I really think you have no appreciation for the work that has gone into this. I can assure it is no overnight thing.
But thanks for the comments.Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostNo company details.
No address details.
No way to contact the company, apart from a form.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostNo company details.
No address details.
No way to contact the company, apart from a form.
Now try organising an online shopping cart and delivery of beer through a courier. There's some box ticking for you.Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostNo company details.
No address details.
No way to contact the company, apart from a form.Comment
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Originally posted by conned tractor View PostThanks FAQ - I already knew, and I can assure you it's on the list.
Now try organising an online shopping cart and delivery of beer through a courier. There's some box ticking for you.
I wasn't intending to mock / jeer / piss on chips - all credit to you for doing it and the best of luck with it. Apologies if that's how it was construed.Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostCan't help you with courier, but can you not just knock up a quick site using Wordpress and some free plugins which give a shopping cart, manage stock, calculate shipping, and pay via paypal, cheque or bank transfer? (There are more that you pay for which would allow other payment methods)
I wasn't intending to mock / jeer / piss on chips - all credit to you for doing it and the best of luck with it. Apologies if that's how it was construed.Comment
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