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Last client kept promising that a new contract was on it's way - four months of definite work that they needed doing.
- We need to do the work
- We don't have the ability to do it in house
- We know that you have the ability to do it
- We know that if we don't move quickly, you'll disappear on usComment
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And then it all went wrong.
They were arguing whether the work was a capital expense or not. If it was, then the contract was fine; if not, then there was no work to do.Comment
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When the children broke up from school, we had a few days at home and then went to France for two weeks.
Then we were back for a couple of days, and then MrsF and I went to America for 10 days while the children went to the grandparents.Comment
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Started today and am struggling to get into my email remotely.
I have an account in their Active Directory system but Gmail won't connect to it and nor with Thnderbird.Comment
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