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Welcome to General!Originally posted by BillHicksRIP View PostBlimey. 3 pages of forum fisticuffs - wasn't expecting that.
Originally posted by BillHicksRIP View PostIt's this really. End of year taking stock and just general boredom. I'm happy to pay the £1, I just dont want the audit trail of me searching through the, albeit, publicly available records of the chap sitting across the way.
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Blimey. 3 pages of forum fisticuffs - wasn't expecting that.
It's this really. End of year taking stock and just general boredom. I'm happy to pay the £1, I just dont want the audit trail of me searching through the, albeit, publicly available records of the chap sitting across the way.Or more likely, he's just nosing how much money contractor colleagues have stashed in their LtdCo bank account? and cant be arsed to pay for it?
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If you want to do serious research into company registrations, accounts, ownership etc you probably need a subscription to Mint:
https://mintuk.bvdep.com/
Free trials are available I see.
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Well, in this case he should not be so nosey and if he is then should be prepared whole quid for the data.Originally posted by Mr.Whippy View PostOr more likely, he's just nosing how much money contractor colleagues have stashed in their LtdCo bank account? and cant be arsed to pay for it?
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Bit harsh.Originally posted by fullyautomatix View PostAre you blind or stupid or both ?? OP knows companies house etc, he wants to know about one specific site. If your search engine can find that info then let him know or shut up.
AtW started the query a few hours ago. If you come back on Tuesday the 1st ten results will have been returned.
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Originally posted by AtW View PostRead two words from the domain name of this site:
contractoruk.com
It's not cheapskatesuk.com - even permies should be able to afford to buy company info for £1 (close to cost of Mars bar in vending machine).
£1 per company document is the same as free, in fact it's better than free - with this token gesture you support Companies House that processes all documents in the first place.
Are you blind or stupid or both ?? OP knows companies house etc, he wants to know about one specific site. If your search engine can find that info then let him know or shut up.
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Or more likely, he's just nosing how much money contractor colleagues have stashed in their LtdCo bank account? and cant be arsed to pay for it?Originally posted by AtW View PostLet's put things in context - anybody who'd want to view other companies info would do it for a reason that most likely involves thousands of pounds, in many cases far far more, in which case why being a cheapskate and get data through some free site when known official source sells data for token fee of £1?
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My view is that business that provides valueable information should be supported especially when the cost is very much token £1.Originally posted by d000hg View PostAh, at last we reach the underpinning of AtW's economic and business understanding.
Let's put things in context - anybody who'd want to view other companies info would do it for a reason that most likely involves thousands of pounds, in many cases far far more, in which case why being a cheapskate and get data through some free site when known official source sells data for token fee of £1?
I was an IT contractor briefly in 2006Originally posted by d000hg View PostAlso AtW who are you to assume everyone here is a contractor, you sure aren't.
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