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Even if they are legitimate there selling techniques need sorting out.
For some reason there website seems a bit off to me. I personally wouldn't go with them.
He's selling you an advert in a magazine that won't be read. Don't ever consider it.
James, you know from a Hub thread that we do some schools and I believe we have been approached by this company before.
I spoke to a couple of contacts in our schools who had never heard of them and suggested they are like several other 'service' supplies companies that try to get in between contractors/client relationship.
Not saying they "don't" do "some" business but there is a 'cost' to you to be part of it. Be aware of what that cost is.....
We don't, nor never would we use such a company.
Proceed 'eyes wide open'....
Don't spend your hard earned money with this company. If you are looking for school contracts then write to all the schools in your target area and offer your services.
Another similar company is also registered at same companies house address trading as:
DotGov Supplies and Services: Public Sector E-Procurement Ltd, registered in England and Wales with company number 4619918. VAT registration number GB 834-3557-21. Registered office: Meriden House, 6, Great Cornbrow, Halesowen, West Midlands, B63 3AB
and has similar "Directors" (albeit one has now 'retired')
Lots of info about on other contractor forums for you to read and make your decision ;-)
Dan Frazer Gardening said:
briggsandscrapem said:
One place smaller schools do go to for 'trades' is the Trading Standards BWC scheme for obvious reasons :-)