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Can't do anything else until the company is formed
oh and CompaniesHouse.gov.uk is finally out of beta
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Bloody typical. I call, prepared for another 30 minute wait, and they answer straight away. I try to listen to my meeting and talk to the bank but the effing people on the meeting want me to actually take part.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostAfter 34 minutes on hold, I finally get to talk to someone. They take my account details, say they will look into my account, then silence followed by that lovely "you've been hung up on" tone.

May as well rejoin the queue and try again as I won't get answered before my next meeting finishes.Comment
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They must have finished the migration from SuperCalcOriginally posted by eek View Postoh and CompaniesHouse.gov.uk is finally out of beta
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Back on hold with the now familiar "your wait time may be more than 20 minutes" announcement.Comment
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Domain name sorted as it's actually easier to own it personally to avoid nominet pains now it's all hidden due to GDPR anyway. I'll fix it later if I need to.,merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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I've owned my Ltd's domain in my own name since before I set up the company. I must ask my accountant if I can sell it to the company for some exorbitant sumOriginally posted by eek View PostDomain name sorted as it's actually easier to own it personally to avoid nominet pains now it's all hidden due to GDPR anyway. I'll fix it later if I need to.,
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More brambles & other crap forked into the greenhouse to dry, assuming the sun ever comes out again.
Potched about a bit more then decided to linseed oil the handles on assorted gardening tools, as I do every (i.e. this is the 2nd time I've done it) year.
Her next door has bought a Mini Cooper and him next door is dischuffed about it.
Strange lad.
I'm sure my sister brought the wrong baby home with her back in the day.
Easily done.
When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Does he dislike Mini Coopers, or is he just unhappy about a car of any kind being purchased?Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
More brambles & other crap forked into the greenhouse to dry, assuming the sun ever comes out again.
Potched about a bit more then decided to linseed oil the handles on assorted gardening tools, as I do every (i.e. this is the 2nd time I've done it) year.
Her next door has bought a Mini Cooper and him next door is dischuffed about it.
Strange lad.
I'm sure my sister brought the wrong baby home with her back in the day.
Easily done.
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