50+ DIYers

Aug 23, 2006 30 Replies

Feed up of having 40 years of maintenance experiance and nothing to show for it. Have a look at my web site a real D.I.Y. effort over 12 Months from not knowing anything about it but lots to offer to people who do need my help."local-handyman-services.co.uk



You need to tell us where to find it ...

Mary

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You've still got to learn how to get the URL working.

Never mind probably a case of touting for buisness for free.

Feed up? Ok pie and chips please or do you mean Fed up

Might be:

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services include Changing Light Bulbs. And 'local' to London. I would never trust a handyman with such a clean toolbelt. Is that insulating tape he's got in his belt, or is he just pleased to see me?

How many do you think he wants?

Did you get any further?

I got:

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The document you requested was not found.

Mary

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Non of the links seemed to work either...

A very useful service for old people who are a bit wobbly on step-ladders.

Owain

The message from Frank Erskine contains these words:

Popliteal fossa, actually.

Whoever created the site does not appear to know much about web site design. The working links are in tiny type, at the bottom of the page, in blue on a black background. Considering the minute size of the site, I also feel that it wouldn't have taken much effort to run a spell check to pick up errors like electical (sic).

Colin Bignell

My first reaction is that this is incomprehensible. Who is supposed to be feed (sic) up, him or me. As a ("young", honest) 50+ who does his own DIY, I suspect I should be insulted, but it's difficult to tell :o)

Word links at the bottom of his page are working. £35 call out n £25 per half hour after. No wonder he's fed up with having nothing to do. Mbs

Are there no young people who wobble?

Found it, thanks.

But no thanks.

Type should always be bigger for people who might need help.

Mary

Removes glasses, and nods head slowly while cleaning lenses, murmuring, Good Point, Good Point.

That's a lorra money to change a light bulb.

======================= But £35-00p would be rather a lot to pay for such a simple operation.

Cic.

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