[AshWhite]

I think its fair to say that its a resounding 'No!' Lol

[Robert Watson]

Ah Ha.
I got burnt for over a grand once, was a good few years ago so it would be more now.
Some daft wall planner which never got delivered, well they threw out a few. To be fair to myself, the guy was a pro closer.
He even got a lawyer to sign up  

[Mike Halliday]

how is this menu laid out? is it  folded A5, tri-folded or single sheet.

imagine if it is a single A5 sheet or A5 folded and you are on the back then if you had the full back you would be paying £500 for the equivalent of having 15k-20k leaflets delivered but firstly..... which is it? 15k or 20k... there is a  25% difference

20k leaflets printed and delivered would cost approx £600 but this is with your message of both sides so double the amount of advertising space.

on these figures then it does not look a good opportunity.

if your advert is not on the back then it definitely is a no go

[Eric Lloyd]

Getting a sense of deja-vu here. I fell for one of these things about 40 years ago (golf club menus) so its nothing new-  they make out they are from whatever it is (when they are only an ad agency) and come over all smarmy, like they would like YOU to be their only (carpet cleaner, china shop, whatever)to advertise in their product - but they have NEVER HEARD of you! Your name is just the next one off the list! A firm I was associated with also fell for one of these wall planners (see previous post) and that was a complete fraud - cost over a grand and never delivered, etc.  So I just add my voice to the rest - SAVE YOUR MONEY and develop a good website instead!

[Matt Steele]

did a similar thing with an ad placed around a back lit map on an estate agents wall, nice and visible, good location £700 not one call , nuff said