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Nope. She is reminding you being greedy by running dodgy investment schemes then screwing your loyal accountancy customers plus your mistress and pregnant wife is not the way to go.Originally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostDo you mean that if an accountant has a smart car he must be crooked? Not possible that he might just be successful and a good businessman?
Incidentally the accountants I personally know seem to have Cojak's attitude to spending money though their cars are slightly younger.
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Do you mean that if an accountant has a smart car he must be crooked? Not possible that he might just be successful and a good businessman?Originally posted by cojak View PostI just have one thing to say to all those accountants out there:
Darren Upton.
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I just have one thing to say to all those accountants out there:
Darren Upton.
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Perish the thoughtOriginally posted by Darren at DynamoAccounts View PostWouldn't cast any aspersions! One would think you were trying to create some entertainment?
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Cojak
Wouldn't cast any aspersions! One would think you were trying to create some entertainment?
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Funny you say that..Originally posted by Darren at DynamoAccounts View PostWould agree with Alan, if was driving a 25 year old Astra, questions would be asked! But if went too flash then wouldn't look good either. Happy medium being more of a half way house, decent and respectable.
What you trying to say about Cojaks wheels huh??Originally posted by cojak View Post+1
I heard that in a news item at the end of last year.
I guess that means the beginning of the end for my solid, trusty 15yo Astra diesel.
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Would agree with Alan, if was driving a 25 year old Astra, questions would be asked! But if went too flash then wouldn't look good either. Happy medium being more of a half way house, decent and respectable.Originally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostSurely having a nice car demonstrates that we are successful as a consequence of our excellent service and pricing? I'd rather my service providers drive decent motors than old bangers. No?
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Surely having a nice car demonstrates that we are successful as a consequence of our excellent service and pricing? I'd rather my service providers drive decent motors than old bangers. No?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAccountants guide to endearing yourself to your clients.
Chapter one - Talk about your fancy cars on your clients bulletin boards

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I thought he only had a Nissan and that's on a car share schemeOriginally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostBMW. I'm not Simon Dolan. ;-)
http://www.motorsport.com/lemans/pho...urvey-1573490/
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Accountants guide to endearing yourself to your clients.
Chapter one - Talk about your fancy cars on your clients bulletin boards
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BMW. I'm not Simon Dolan. ;-)Originally posted by Jessica@WhiteFieldTax View PostYou're not being clear there, Alan. Bentley or Beamer on the driveway...
For me it's a collection of landys...
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You're not being clear there, Alan. Bentley or Beamer on the driveway...Originally posted by Alan @ BroomeAffinity View PostI make certain assumptions about the driver when I see a Bentley. But they are similar to those I make about BMW. :-) And there's one sits on my drive.
For me it's a collection of landys...
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I make certain assumptions about the driver when I see a Bentley. But they are similar to those I make about BMW. :-) And there's one sits on my drive.Originally posted by Darren at DynamoAccounts View PostWouldn't have one of those things, leave them to the footballers.
Prefer something a bit more understated, will stick with the Beemer thanks.
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Wouldn't have one of those things, leave them to the footballers.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostThe Bentley playing up again Darren?
Prefer something a bit more understated, will stick with the Beemer thanks.
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