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No, it's not just B&B; we do Self Catering, Hotels, Room Shares (even Caravans). Whatever people need/want really.Rapid Accommodation
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That sounds really handy as he can do a lot of his work by Skype and I like the idea of him having budget options like caravans! Would there be insurance problems if he needed to meet clients face to face on the premises?Originally posted by RapidAccommodation View PostNo, it's not just B&B; we do Self Catering, Hotels, Room Shares (even Caravans). Whatever people need/want really.Comment
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I'm not sure to be honest. It's something we can look into for you though.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostThat sounds really handy as he can do a lot of his work by Skype and I like the idea of him having budget options like caravans! Would there be insurance problems if he needed to meet clients face to face on the premises?
Does he work all over the UK, or mainly in one area?Rapid Accommodation
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He goes wherever the work is to be honest, but don't put yourself to any trouble as he's on the sick again at the moment.Originally posted by RapidAccommodation View PostI'm not sure to be honest. It's something we can look into for you though.
Does he work all over the UK, or mainly in one area?Comment
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That's no problem. Hope he's back better soon.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostHe goes wherever the work is to be honest, but don't put yourself to any trouble as he's on the sick again at the moment.
If we can be any help in the future though just let us know
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Originally Posted by RapidAccommodation
I'm not sure to be honest. It's something we can look into for you though.
Does he work all over the UK, or mainly in one area?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostHe goes wherever the work is to be honest, but don't put yourself to any trouble as he's on the sick again at the moment.
The Pantomine Dame, avatar should give you a hint here
Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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You cheeky minx!Originally posted by alreadypacked View PostThe Pantomine Dame, avatar should give you a hint here
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I thought he normally found a lot of work in areas near docks and naval yards.Originally posted by RapidAccommodation View PostI'm not sure to be honest. It's something we can look into for you though.
Does he work all over the UK, or mainly in one area?Comment
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I'll bump this as I have to say they are very good.
Sorted out a room for the contract I'm not accepting that was £30 a night less than other sites. And happily processed the cancellation even though I've never technically earned them any money.
I will be using them in future...merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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+1 Used them a month or so back, couldn't be faulted. Oh, except they couldn't help me when I wanted to book for a weekend in London - they're only any use for midweek stuff.Originally posted by eek View PostI'll bump this as I have to say they are very good.
Sorted out a room for the contract I'm not accepting that was £30 a night less than other sites. And happily processed the cancellation even though I've never technically earned them any money.
I will be using them in future...
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