[DG Cleaning]

I've got to say what a fantastic ordering template they have, very innovative.
http://www.weloveflyers.co.uk/
Hope more websites follow suit.
 

[andyM]

I refuse to deal with companies that don't even offer their contact phone number, let alone other contact details.

[8weekly]

I refuse to deal with companies that don't even offer their contact phone number, let alone other contact details.

Agreed. I like Saxoprint.

[p1w1]

I refuse to deal with companies that don't even offer their contact phone number, let alone other contact details.

same here no way would i use them

[telfordwindowclnr]

I know the owner of the website personally. His brother was best man at my wedding. A top man, honest and genuine. You will not be fiddled. It's a genuine business and I'm very happy to stake my name and reputation on that.

Just another thought too, I'm assuming that the Forum Admin guys would run checks on businesses before they allow them to have sponsored threads on here too?

[DG Cleaning]

I know the owner of the website personally. His brother was best man at my wedding. A top man, honest and genuine. You will not be fiddled. It's a genuine business and I'm very happy to stake my name and reputation on that.

Just another thought too, I'm assuming that the Forum Admin guys would run checks on businesses before they allow them to have sponsored threads on here too?

I really like the website perhaps he'll see this and put more contact details on the site.

[formb]

I refuse to deal with companies that don't even offer their contact phone number, let alone other contact details.

+1

[andyM]

I refuse to deal with companies that don't even offer their contact phone number, let alone other contact details.

+1

+2









 

[formb]

Just another thought too, I'm assuming that the Forum Admin guys would run checks on businesses before they allow them to have sponsored threads on here too?

Clearly not.

Disclosure rules
1. Do the disclosure rules apply to all businesses?
If the Business Names Act 1985 applies to you (see chapter 1, question 3)
then you must comply with all the disclosure rules. For example, if Mr W
Jones trades as 'W Jones Bakery', then the disclosure rules of the Business
Names Act apply. Disclosure rules also apply to incorporated companies
that trade under a different name, for example, ABC Foods Limited trading
as ABC Foods.
Incorporated companies must also comply with the disclosure rules of the
Companies Act 1985. These include the way a name must be displayed on
correspondence, documents, place of inspection and websites. The
Companies (Trading disclosures) Regulations 2008 (Statutory Instrument
2008/495) introduces further changes from 1 October 2008. These rules are
fully explained in our 'Company Formation' guidance at
www.companieshouse.gov.uk.
2. What information must be disclosed about a business?
You will need to disclose:
• the corporate name (if the company uses a different trading name); or
• the name of each partner; or
• the individual person's name; and
• in relation to each person named, an address at which documents can
 be served.
3. Where must this information be shown?
You will need to show the information clearly:
• in any place where you carry on your business and where you
deal with customers or suppliers;
• on business correspondence ;
• on websites;
• on written orders for the supply of goods or services;
• on invoices and receipts;
• on written demands for the payment of business debts.

[dave0123]

thats ltd companies not sole traders, companies, business two different things

[formb]

Not true I'm afraid. I think it is actually more of an issue in this case as it's distance selling and falls under distance selling regulations.

Don't get me wrong these laws are impossible to enforce and nothing will happen, I just don't see the advantage of not having your details on your website. It puts people off.

[Pete Thompson]

It's a genuine business and I'm very happy to stake my name and reputation on that.

A nice sentiment, but how much worth will anyone put on random forum members "name and reputation"

You might be career criminal or a serial killer, with a nice profile for all we know.

And if someone did get ripped off, what exactly would you do? re-imburse them?  or just let your "name and reputation" that no-one really cares about take a bashing?

Tell your good mate to put his contact details on his website or alternatively tell us what  he's got to hide.

[dave0123]

well aworka has no address or telephone number but people still use that..

[formb]

well aworka has no address or telephone number but people still use that..

Not me.

[p1w1]

well aworka has no address or telephone number but people still use that..

Not me.

+1

[telfordwindowclnr]

It's a genuine business and I'm very happy to stake my name and reputation on that.

A nice sentiment, but how much worth will anyone put on random forum members "name and reputation"

You might be career criminal or a serial killer, with a nice profile for all we know.

And if someone did get ripped off, what exactly would you do? re-imburse them?  or just let your "name and reputation" that no-one really cares about take a bashing?

Tell your good mate to put his contact details on his website or alternatively tell us what  he's got to hide.

Recommendations go a long way on this forum mate. That's all I was doing, recommending.

Sounds like you are a nice fella though, always willing to think the best of folks...

[GB Window Cleaning]

I refuse to deal with companies that don't even offer their contact phone number, let alone other contact details.

Very sensible, Me too!

[Mike #1]

well aworka has no address or telephone number but people still use that..

Aworka does list address. Mike

[DG Cleaning]

It's a genuine business and I'm very happy to stake my name and reputation on that.

A nice sentiment, but how much worth will anyone put on random forum members "name and reputation"

You might be career criminal or a serial killer, with a nice profile for all we know.

And if someone did get ripped off, what exactly would you do? re-imburse them?  or just let your "name and reputation" that no-one really cares about take a bashing?

Tell your good mate to put his contact details on his website or alternatively tell us what  he's got to hide.

Recommendations go a long way on this forum mate. That's all I was doing, recommending.

Sounds like you are a nice fella though, always willing to think the best of folks...

Why not help him out and get him to add some contact details?
Seems to me that he'd get more work out of it.

[*Hector*]

this forum does not have an address or telephone number... But an awful lot of people have given information to it....

just sayin like