GCs PCs - DO NOT BUY FROM [Removed]

yorksrabbit

Dinah: is Companies House also aware of this GLC Group thing?

As I posted earlier, you'd have to be bonkers to attempt yet another deceit whilst being investigated for fraudulent trading, but perhaps [Name removed by Forum Team] has decided that insanity is the best defence here.

dacouch

Why can't [Name removed by Forum Team] be as honest as this scammer???

http://www.bitterwallet.com/tag/online-chat

Candidate

dinah_greek wrote: »

I notice that [Name removed by Forum Team] is using Google checkout to take payments this time around.

Google tell me they have no relationship with impulsetechuk. I've provided them with quite a bit of information in the hope that it stays that way.

Enigmatic_Me

I had a thought the other night whilst watching The Apprentice. As the candidates are the creme de la creme of the business world, maybe we will see this very articulate, shrewd young man who has lots of business acumen in the next series??? Then we could all see for ourselves how wrong we we were about him and that he is indeed a honest and hard working citizen .

He could lead those teams with great efficiency with all his Managerial skills and then face Sir Alan in the Boardroom to perhaps fight his corner. Now wouldn't that be fun. Even more fun to see Sir Alan make absolute mincemeat of him. :rotfl:

dacouch

Not sure it would work, [Name removed by Forum Team] would get the BBC to sign a special T&Cs that would state if A.S was in any way abusive to [Name removed by Forum Team] or any of his staff in the boardroom that [Name removed by Forum Team] would automatically win the competition and that Alan Sugar would automatically forfeit his company to [Name removed by Forum Team] .

Then Amstrad and Amsprop would become part of the multinational company that is the GLC Group...

mustrum_ridcully

dacouch wrote: »

Not sure it would work, [Name removed by Forum Team] would get the BBC to sign a special T&Cs that would state if A.S was in any way abusive to [Name removed by Forum Team] or any of his staff in the boardroom that [Name removed by Forum Team] would automatically win the competition and that Alan Sugar would automatically forfeit his company to [Name removed by Forum Team] .

Then Amstrad and Amsprop would become part of the multinational company that is the GLC Group...

LMAO :rotfl:

trisontana

dacouch wrote: »

Not sure it would work, [Name removed by Forum Team] would get the BBC to sign a special T&Cs that would state if A.S was in any way abusive to [Name removed by Forum Team] or any of his staff in the boardroom that [Name removed by Forum Team] would automatically win the competition and that Alan Sugar would automatically forfeit his company to [Name removed by Forum Team] .

Then Amstrad and Amsprop would become part of the multinational company that is the GLC Group...

Also, if any viewers made disparaging remarks about the boy-wonder, they would be banned from watching the programme.

dacouch

Maybe he should go in for the the Australian version of The Apprentice as if Sir Bruce Sugar fired him then he could sue him under the Australian laws which apparantly don't allow discrimination against under 18s

yorksrabbit

sugarbabe61 wrote: »

I had a thought the other night whilst watching The Apprentice. As the candidates are the creme de la creme of the business world, maybe we will see this very articulate, shrewd young man who has lots of business acumen in the next series??? :rotfl:

As [Name removed by Forum Team] has nothing to learn from anyone, in this case the prize could be the 276,830 unwanted Amstrad E-Mailers that exemplify the astute business brain that Alan Sugar truly is and explain why the BBC holds him up as an example of British entrepreneurial genius at its best.

[Name removed by Forum Team] could then offer them in his website free draw competitions. . .

Tom125

It seems that 'GCsPCs' is back up online again - this time without any apostrophes! So, you all still have a chance of winning that Sony laptop (well, assuming you make a purchase and pay before June 30th). Alternatively you could buy one of his many overpriced items. Like a 16gb sd card for £74.99 (in his sale!!). Obviously Play.com do similar ones for about £18, but the difference is the customer service............:rotfl: