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Richard Basey-Fisher

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #80 on: March 23, 2012, 08:28:34 am »
and billy puts it in his steam iron to help with stubborn creases

Mike Halliday

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #81 on: March 29, 2012, 10:13:48 pm »
I am NOT OFFICIALLY working for for the cleaning supplier as yet.

I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))

He explained to me a week ago that he needed someone to help out and advised that I stopped recommending or even mentioning his products on CIU, as we were drawing up a plan for me to work there.

I really appreciate the support the majority of you have wrote. As I find John Martin (or Reginald Kenneth Dwight or whatever he likes to call himself) and Darran O insignificant, their comments are just funny in a pathetic sort of a way.

I am shocked.... no, disappointed that someone I've looked up to since joining CIU has tried to stir the proverbial, he is even a friend on FB... :o (Well not any longer)



going down the pan..... just so you remember how you described it
Mike Halliday.  www.henryhalliday.co.uk

Colin Day

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #82 on: March 29, 2012, 10:17:45 pm »
I am NOT OFFICIALLY working for for the cleaning supplier as yet.

I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))

He explained to me a week ago that he needed someone to help out and advised that I stopped recommending or even mentioning his products on CIU, as we were drawing up a plan for me to work there.

I really appreciate the support the majority of you have wrote. As I find John Martin (or Reginald Kenneth Dwight or whatever he likes to call himself) and Darran O insignificant, their comments are just funny in a pathetic sort of a way.

I am shocked.... no, disappointed that someone I've looked up to since joining CIU has tried to stir the proverbial, he is even a friend on FB... :o (Well not any longer)



going down the pan

You really haven't got a clue what's happening in my life. Go try and bully someone else, fatty!

And learn to read, I said my business WAS going down the pan, after about 18 months in, that's when Nick helped me out....

Your attention to detail is bewildering at best, Bully Boy!!!!

Tony Gill Carpet Smart

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #83 on: March 29, 2012, 10:23:29 pm »
Me thinks some one has touched a nerve.
They are your own words Colin as you posted them.

Tony
STAY YOUNG HAVE FUN BE HAPPY xx
www.carpetcleanersbridlington.co.uk

Colin Day

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #84 on: March 29, 2012, 10:25:55 pm »
Me thinks some one has touched a nerve.
They are your own words Colin as you posted them.

Tony

You need to look at what I actually said, you're yet another man who NEVER has any constructive to say.... Jeeez!!!

Colin Day

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #85 on: March 29, 2012, 10:27:49 pm »
This unfair, I'm having battle of the wits with unharmed men..... ;D

Mike Halliday

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #86 on: March 29, 2012, 10:29:38 pm »
I am NOT OFFICIALLY working for for the cleaning supplier as yet.

I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))

He explained to me a week ago that he needed someone to help out and advised that I stopped recommending or even mentioning his products on CIU, as we were drawing up a plan for me to work there.

I really appreciate the support the majority of you have wrote. As I find John Martin (or Reginald Kenneth Dwight or whatever he likes to call himself) and Darran O insignificant, their comments are just funny in a pathetic sort of a way.

I am shocked.... no, disappointed that someone I've looked up to since joining CIU has tried to stir the proverbial, he is even a friend on FB... :o (Well not any longer)



going down the pan

You really haven't got a clue what's happening in my life. Go try and bully someone else, fatty!

I'll just quote that as it as an example of your childish posts which you normally delete once you've thought about it..... how can quoting you be bullying ::) ::)....... fatty!!...... come on, can you not comunicate  on an intellectual and need to resort to silly insults  ::) ::)
Mike Halliday.  www.henryhalliday.co.uk

Tony Gill Carpet Smart

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #87 on: March 29, 2012, 10:32:17 pm »
True colours coming out now I see sad really. You should look in the mirror before judging others. Most of the constructive things you have said have been about a company you now work for double standards or what JEEEEEZ
STAY YOUNG HAVE FUN BE HAPPY xx
www.carpetcleanersbridlington.co.uk

Colin Day

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #88 on: March 29, 2012, 10:32:45 pm »
I am NOT OFFICIALLY working for for the cleaning supplier as yet.

I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))

He explained to me a week ago that he needed someone to help out and advised that I stopped recommending or even mentioning his products on CIU, as we were drawing up a plan for me to work there.

I really appreciate the support the majority of you have wrote. As I find John Martin (or Reginald Kenneth Dwight or whatever he likes to call himself) and Darran O insignificant, their comments are just funny in a pathetic sort of a way.

I am shocked.... no, disappointed that someone I've looked up to since joining CIU has tried to stir the proverbial, he is even a friend on FB... :o (Well not any longer)



going down the pan

You really haven't got a clue what's happening in my life. Go try and bully someone else, fatty!

I'll just quote that as it as an example of your childish posts which you normally delete once you've thought about it..... how can quoting you be bullying ::) ::)....... fatty!!...... come on, can you not comunicate  on an intellectual and need to resort to silly insults  ::) ::)

Sorry, am I touching raw nerves now, chunky...
 

Tony Gill Carpet Smart

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #89 on: March 29, 2012, 10:32:55 pm »
 ::) ::) ::) ::)
STAY YOUNG HAVE FUN BE HAPPY xx
www.carpetcleanersbridlington.co.uk

Colin Day

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #90 on: March 29, 2012, 10:34:42 pm »
True colours coming out now I see sad really. You should look in the mirror before judging others. Most of the constructive things you have said have been about a company you now work for double standards or what JEEEEEZ

 ;D ;D ;D
I really can't be bothered with you... Go away!!!!

feldon

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #91 on: March 29, 2012, 10:57:03 pm »


I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))


I think the golden word here is when, i.e past tense, Nick helped him out in the past. Does not mean his business is in trouble now though does it. Good luck to you Colin. :)

creighton foyle

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #92 on: March 29, 2012, 11:07:14 pm »


I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))


I think the golden word here is when, i.e past tense, Nick helped him out in the past. Does not mean his business is in trouble now though does it. Good luck to you Colin. :)

if you want to know how good any business is you can get a copy of their accounts for a small fee , or you could do a credit check on them. all this information is available to you if you are worried about a company you are doing business with.

Craigp

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #93 on: March 29, 2012, 11:35:04 pm »
That's only limited companies.

feldon

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #94 on: March 29, 2012, 11:39:27 pm »


I have helped Nick in the past to return the favours he done for me when my business was going down the pan, no money has ever exchanged hands. That's what mates do... (I'll explain what a mate is some other time Darran O ;))


I think the golden word here is when, i.e past tense, Nick helped him out in the past. Does not mean his business is in trouble now though does it. Good luck to you Colin. :)

if you want to know how good any business is you can get a copy of their accounts for a small fee , or you could do a credit check on them. all this information is available to you if you are worried about a company you are doing business with.

Your point being? does a businesses financial situation reflect on whether its products are good or bad, er no, sadly a business can get into financial problems for all sorts of reasons.  I have brought products from a number of suppliers including Solutions and I an very happy with their products. For the record I have a Airflex Storm but that was a personal decision and I dare say I would have been equally happy with the Jaguar, I had the Scorpion before my latest machine and it was a great machine. I really cant understand all the bitching and backstabbing on this forum.  I think the fact of the matter is that we have two fantastic machines and it is down to personal choice which you go for.

wynne jones

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #95 on: March 29, 2012, 11:41:32 pm »
Am I missing something here, if Colin had a thriving business he obviously wouldn't be giving it up but why start sticking the boot in, of course he's going to be a bit touchy, and I'm sure you would too if it happened to you.



It's not expensive, you just can't afford it.

Ricky M

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #96 on: March 30, 2012, 01:59:55 am »
Am I missing something here, if Colin had a thriving business he obviously wouldn't be giving it up but why start sticking the boot in, of course he's going to be a bit touchy, and I'm sure you would too if it happened to you.






mm boot indeed from some seasoned professionals but this is not really professional behaver tho, reading between the lines good effort Colin it can be hard going running ur own biz and I bet it hurts not getting it to where you wanted it but it appears your doing the right thing


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david moss

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #97 on: March 30, 2012, 08:15:36 am »
A Geezer cleaning a few carpets here and there is not a business.

Re: Colin Day
« Reply #98 on: March 30, 2012, 08:38:30 am »
A Geezer cleaning a few carpets here and there is not a business.

So what is a Business then??

every business has to start somewhere...

At the start of a business everyone here has been " A Geezer cleaning a few carpets here and there"


Russ Chadd

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Re: Colin Day
« Reply #99 on: March 30, 2012, 07:16:18 pm »
For what ever reason you are moving on Colin good luck... the sad fact here is that we are all in the same boat here, we are all struggling and the UK is becoming a harder place to survive if you have a business.