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I think the scheme is only open to people who have been sectioned under the mental health act.
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i know a mate who was was with them until last year, i think they pay via one of these loan schemes still around i think but i wouldn't risk it personally
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Smart pay limited??
Does anyone have any update on this company?
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Split divis with the missus and you're not far off 88% anyway (probably
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You been looking in to them for 5 years. Now that is what I call diligence......Originally posted by timittim View PostIve been looking into these as well. I thought they were an offshore solution. i have emailed them to find out more as if there legit thats a good take home
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Ive been looking into these as well. I thought they were an offshore solution. i have emailed them to find out more as if there legit thats a good take home
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Looking at their website http://www.smartpaylimited.com/index.html it's far too woolly to provide any meaningfull information.
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I wonder how much of the income will be via an off-shore loan? I wonder how long the company has been in business and how long they will last in the trade?Originally posted by VectraMan View PostMe too. I hadn't actually read it; I assumed it was just another umbrella, but it says 88% if you're a "shareholder/director" and 85% if you're a contractor. Don't know what the difference is.
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Me too. I hadn't actually read it; I assumed it was just another umbrella, but it says 88% if you're a "shareholder/director" and 85% if you're a contractor. Don't know what the difference is.
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Smartpay anyone?
Received a letter from a company called Smartpay this morning offering a take home after fees of 88%. Anyone heard of this company or had the same letter? Looks dodgy to me! If it looks too good then it probably is as someone said.
Their website is smartpaylimited dot comTags: None
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