[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

I did some sandstone Chris - Is mine Ok?

[chris scott]

I think I may pass this to HMRC - I am sure they will be very interested in you falsely advertising as a Ltd company - they may suspect that you have been pocketing VAT - naughty, naughty , naughty.

Is that the tax office you use?

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

Just a commercial property, a private business offices

[chris scott]

That is not sandstone...you really don't have a clue do you?

[Smurf]

I'm no expert be could that be Portland or Bath stone instead?
Either way it seems unusual to see the columns on brick plinths so I'm guessing they are not solid at all but fake with a steel frame inside. I'm also guessing same as the canopy just clad in a stone facade.

[chris scott]

I'm no expert be could that be Portland or Bath stone instead?
Either way it seems unusual to see the columns on brick plinths so I'm guessing they are not solid at all but fake with a steel frame inside. I'm also guessing same as the canopy just clad in a stone facade.

Reconstituted stone "wrapped" around a steel (? ) substructure. You can see the cast panel joints in a half moon shape. It is also a relatively modern building , plastic windows , straight brickwork, pillar supports in modern brick  work . Location etc.... Loads of  "clues" to the educated .
The cost of Sandstone would outweigh the cost of the build.

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

I knew it wasn't sandstone silly Billy.

Remember I cleaned it xxx

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

Have you removed your fraud yet?

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

What are the rules on advertising?
Misleading advertisements are covered by the unfair trading regulations (see 1). Your local trading standards service can take action against you if you publish misleading advertisements (see 7).

Customers may also have a claim against you, if they make a purchase based on misleading advertising (see .

Misleading advertisements can also be investigated by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which is responsible for ensuring that advertisements conform to the relevant advertising code of practice. (There are separate, but similar, codes for broadcast and non-broadcast advertising.) The ASA may require you to withdraw the advertisement and to undertake not to use similar misleading advertisements in future. Repeated breaches of the code can lead to court action and a fine.

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

[chris scott]

I think I may pass this to HMRC - I am sure they will be very interested in you falsely advertising as a Ltd company - they may suspect that you have been pocketing VAT - naughty, naughty , naughty.

Are you now threatening me with trading standards also?

[chris scott]

What are the rules on advertising?
Misleading advertisements are covered by the unfair trading regulations (see 1). Your local trading standards service can take action against you if you publish misleading advertisements (see 7).

Customers may also have a claim against you, if they make a purchase based on misleading advertising (see .

Misleading advertisements can also be investigated by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which is responsible for ensuring that advertisements conform to the relevant advertising code of practice. (There are separate, but similar, codes for broadcast and non-broadcast advertising.) The ASA may require you to withdraw the advertisement and to undertake not to use similar misleading advertisements in future. Repeated breaches of the code can lead to court action and a fine.

Are you now threatening me with trading standards also?

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

I don't threaten anyone, it isn't my place but lordy lordy.

Duplicitous trading activity.

You such an upstanding member as well.

[nathankaye]

Dont know, but i found this on the floor.......come lads, dont be throwing dummies out the pram!!

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

Just a little joshing between me and her.

She enjoys the attention!!

[davids3511]

I think I may pass this to HMRC - I am sure they will be very interested in you falsely advertising as a Ltd company - they may suspect that you have been pocketing VAT - naughty, naughty , naughty.

Are you the same Rob who had a meltdown about 2 years ago when you thought Chris had figured out you were being chased by HMRC for tax you hadn't paid?

[Smurf]

Back on topic I found this vid interesting http://www.ukcsa.co.uk/cpd.php

[Yada Yada Yada - www.m-clean.uk]

I think I was more than honest about my situation - which if you remember was brought on by a seizure - no meltdown , the effects still being felt now.

Are you the same Rob who had a meltdown about 2 years ago when you thought Chris had figured out you were being chased by HMRC for tax you hadn't paid?
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[davids3511]

I think I was more than honest about my situation - which if you remember was brought on by a seizure - no meltdown , the effects still being felt now.

Are you the same Rob who had a meltdown about 2 years ago when you thought Chris had figured out you were being chased by HMRC for tax you hadn't paid?

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I'm not really interested in your personal circumstances. I'm just really a bit shocked at your lack of introspection to comment on anothers tax affairs with apparently no evidence whatsoever, when you've admitttedly had more than your own fair share of 'contact' with HMRC.

[Smurf]

Anyhow back again to the topic how do you chaps find the best way to clean reconsrtucted stone without damaging arris's etc?