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glen parva

seen on ebay
« on: October 03, 2010, 01:22:04 pm »

Londoner

Re: seen on ebay
« Reply #1 on: October 03, 2010, 02:49:13 pm »
Not me, I couldn't afford to take that sort of drop in income.

I am very doubtful about buying work at the best of times unless its a few hundred pounds changing hands for a bit of goodwill.

These days people are asking big money but for what? I am even more uneasy about the idea of buying commercial work if its covered by a contract to someone else.

Re: seen on ebay
« Reply #2 on: October 03, 2010, 02:52:08 pm »
i know what u r saying vince,  people want stupid money for work that isnt established,  i was speaking to a bloke the other day who had done m and s for 35 years,  got a phone call one day, no longer needed  bye

glen parva

Re: seen on ebay
« Reply #3 on: October 03, 2010, 02:52:46 pm »
i have never brought work yet just buying a very round at x4

that round seems a good buy for someone as long as there is contracts in place  ;)


Nameless Drudge

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Re: seen on ebay
« Reply #4 on: October 03, 2010, 03:39:58 pm »
The gist i get is that commercial work is drying up or at least becoming even less frequent and a contract is not worth a SH** if the company/business goes under.
What do you do if you have a contract but get told to get lost and someone else appears doing the job?.employ a solicitor and pay his/her fees whilst a £600-800 a month van sits idle and two employees sit twiddling their thumbs.Do it until you run out of money or let it consume your life and suffer ill health as a consequence?
   I wouldn`t buy a commercial window cleaning business with someone elses money never mind my own.Got enough to buy one then pay yourself a wage whilst you establish . The days when people could buy business`s with the banks money,pay themselves an over inflated wage,milk it then fold it are over.

 Just looked at the ebay ad again it is embarassingly unprofessional.

glen parva

Re: seen on ebay
« Reply #5 on: October 03, 2010, 03:46:11 pm »
The gist i get is that commercial work is drying up or at least becoming even less frequent and a contract is not worth a SH** if the company/business goes under.
What do you do if you have a contract but get told to get lost and someone else appears doing the job?.employ a solicitor and pay his/her fees whilst a £600-800 a month van sits idle and two employees sit twiddling their thumbs.Do it until you run out of money or let it consume your life and suffer ill health as a consequence?
   I wouldn`t buy a commercial window cleaning business with someone elses money never mind my own.Got enough to buy one then pay yourself a wage whilst you establish . The days when people could buy business`s with the banks money,pay themselves an over inflated wage,milk it then fold it are over.

 Just looked at the ebay ad again it is embarassingly unprofessional.


tha add does look bad sounds like a dreamer  imo

yes commerical work here today gone tommorow

been there done that  ;D