No - can you post an ebay ref number (or two?)
David
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18 years ago
O/T: Ebay DIY "business"
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18 years ago
Has anyone seen the businesses offered on ebay whereby you can make your living by offering a service where you simply drill two holes?
Whilst I don't believe it for a minute, I'm curious as to what sort of service is on offer.
My thoughts are either smoke alarms or gas detectors..has anyone any idea?
sponix
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18 years ago
Goal post erector?
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18 years ago
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18 years ago
Please send £2.99 to my Paypal account for a full description of the product. :-)))
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18 years ago
Trepanning.
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18 years ago
Here's an expired one: 5665387743 but there have been loads on ebay over the past year or so offered by various different people.
Just curious to find out what it's about but I'm too tight to waste four quid!
sponix
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18 years ago
At £1:99 why don't you buy the e book then you can tell us all :-)
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18 years ago
I was hoping someone had already bought it and would tell me!
sponix
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18 years ago
Ok, I've just bought one.
What you get is an .exe. I haven't run it yet - I need to fire up the non-networked crappy old test machine to run it on.
Will post back shortly.
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18 years ago
I can't wait, this time next year we'll all be millionaires...
Just be carefull with that .exe
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18 years ago
LOL! I suppose it's a service that not many people offer..
sponix
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18 years ago
Ok, all done. The exe seems fairly safe - a proprietary e-book format. (I still wouldn't let it near one of the networked machines!)
The business? Supply and installation of carbon monoxide detectors.
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18 years ago
We're all going to be Riiiiiich!
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18 years ago
classic. probably worth a punt in the local press - run an ad for a month see what the response rate is. run off 1000 A6 leaflets and go leafleting
... hmmmmm....
/corners market in CO detectors ... retires/
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18 years ago
It's a con! My CO detector is held up by THREE screws, not two!
sponix
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18 years ago
Yes, but that's because you got the deluxe one///
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18 years ago
Maybe that is the secret - 1 less screw per CO detector and you'll save a fortune in fixings over the competition :)
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18 years ago
I see!
Presumably you save 'em up and sell 'em on ebay?!
sponix
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18 years ago
nah, just the e-book instructions on how to save 33% in costs :-)