Reply to: 100 applications, not one call

[OwlHoot]

WHS, except I think they should be earning a tenner a week minimum(or no visit from Santa next year)

Oakum picking, if they can do that in the dark.

[Zippy]

Cupboard under the stairs, sack cloth and gruel. £5 a week max.

WHS, except I think they should be earning a tenner a week minimum(or no visit from Santa next year)

[mudskipper]

Cupboard under the stairs, sack cloth and gruel. £5 a week max.

You've still got to pay for the soundproofing so the neighbours don't call social services.

[cojak]

Don't be daft. Since when does a housewife have a wage packet to lose?

'Housewife'? Bloody hell what decade do you live in?? I don't don't know any wife/mother who doesn't have a job of some kind.

[d000hg]

You don't have any?

At a very basic level, even if you dress them in hand-me-downs, wash their (hand-me-down) nappies by hand and let them play with cardboard boxes, you either lose one paypacket, or pay for childcare which is a tad more than a tenner a week.

Don't be daft. Since when does a housewife have a wage packet to lose?

[MarillionFan]

You don't have any?

At a very basic level, even if you dress them in hand-me-downs, wash their (hand-me-down) nappies by hand and let them play with cardboard boxes, you either lose one paypacket, or pay for childcare which is a tad more than a tenner a week.

Cupboard under the stairs, sack cloth and gruel. £5 a week max.

[mudskipper]

Kids don't need to be expensive... an extra £10 each a week on your groceries. They'll thank you for it when they're older.

You don't have any?

At a very basic level, even if you dress them in hand-me-downs, wash their (hand-me-down) nappies by hand and let them play with cardboard boxes, you either lose one paypacket, or pay for childcare which is a tad more than a tenner a week.

[d000hg]

These days with four kids, he'd need to have been on a grand a day for months to have a warchest larger than a match box.

and that's no reflection on Suity, just that taxes and other living expenses in the UK are so scandalously high.

Kids don't need to be expensive... an extra £10 each a week on your groceries. They'll thank you for it when they're older.

[MarillionFan]

Well you're on familiar territory

[adubya]

Well you're on familiar territory

[suityou01]

CUK naysaying?
Belittling?
Scoffing?

I'm onto a winner

[SimonMac]

eBay is no longer the place for bargains it used to be, as others have said people are using it for their main sales channel now

[norrahe]

+1 as many ecommerce retailers will tell you either you are a brand with the ongoing marketing costs or you sell via Amazon and ebay with your own website secondary (for repeat customers). Personally I wouldn't go near ebay the customers you get there are far more painful than amazon marketplace customers.

I'm always surprised to hear of anyone buying anything on ebay these days, amazon seems to have taken over that market.

[eek]

Fook me, wasnt that being done 15 years ago ? Did they not all go down in flames in the dotcom bust ?

+1 as many ecommerce retailers will tell you either you are a brand with the ongoing marketing costs or you sell via Amazon and ebay with your own website secondary (for repeat customers). Personally I wouldn't go near ebay the customers you get there are far more painful than amazon marketplace customers.

[MarillionFan]

Fook me, wasnt that being done 15 years ago ? Did they not all go down in flames in the dotcom bust ?

Yes but this ones a winner. He's got Suityou02 to dress up in a nappy & sexy undies and take some provocative posts. He then advertises them online and Punters from Japan place orders. Little do they know where those soiled undergarments are really coming from.