Get a 3663 accoutn

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SomeoneElse replied

3 August 2007, 17:18
My last woman was a good tub o' gravy.
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ndoody replied

3 August 2007, 16:43
Cool, well I'm a have to blag it in how much I will spend with them to get the account open and I'm sure I can make a reasonable shopping list to hit £150.

Will be worth it for a tub of gravy, I know someone who works at 3663 and they are not even allowed to buy me one
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Sockpuppet replied

3 August 2007, 16:09
You do realise the minimum they will want you to order is about 2 pallets worth.

I used to deliver for them (still do when they are busy and the price is right).

The supply pizza hut, bk, kfc and pubs so they are unlikley to be interested in anything under £150 worth of grub.

You can try it as I have had a "few" deliveries to small shops that were for £30 or so quid. But the delivery charged for an artic are...large.
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ndoody started a topic Get a 3663 accoutn

3 August 2007, 16:02
Get a 3663 accoutn

Anyone use 3663 to supply there limited company?

They do an excellent tub of gravy that I want to buy, I'm assuming I can use my limited company number to open an account, anyone ever been sucessful with this?

Trade food supplying for catering of course
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