greedy pga professional at shrewsbury golf club

timeportal

Rakken wrote: »

I am posting at an internet cafe. :rolleyes:

Offer FREE internet access does it?

Outpost

Rakken wrote: »

Then it is an activity to stay away from.

Anything that requires the services of a "professional" should cost no more than the hourly minimum wage divided by those participating with a £1 per hour admin fee.

Nick Freeman and other high-priced lawyers working for £6 per hour plus a one pound admin fee... :rotfl:

timeportal

Rakken wrote: »

Yes, actually.

Then you need to share with MSE where this amazingly cheap alternative to buying your own pc and paying for broadband is located as we could all use such fantastic money saving tips

timeportal

Rakken wrote: »

It's only free if you know the owner, actually.

what you mean is, it's only free if you're the "owners" son and it doesn't count as internet cafe when she brings sandwiches to your bedroom


anyone got any troll feed as I'm pretty much out now

Outpost

Rakken wrote: »

Why don't you shut up, !!!!ing idiot.

I'll wash your mouth out with soap if you use naughty words! :rotfl:

arcon5

Rakken wrote: »

Then it is an activity to stay away from.

Anything that requires the services of a "professional" should cost no more than the hourly minimum wage divided by those participating with a £1 per hour admin fee.

Interesting thoery!

What if this professional has to transport to the location? Has to be a member of/accredited by some sort of golfing body with an annual fee of some sort? Pay liability insurance? ect ect.

Living on minimum wage isn't always easy also, let alone managing the swings of being self-employed. Especially living in a city like London -- tried living on 12k/annum?

Your showing a great lack of knowledge both professionally & personally.

arcon5

Rakken wrote: »

Why don't you shut up, !!!!ing idiot.

tut tut..

Not really making yourself look great now :rotfl:

pmduk

Well done to the mods for removing him so quickly

pmduk

Back to the original subject, what do the club say about the additional charges? It may be that they always intended participants to pay towards the tuition? People often better appreciate things they have paid towards.

maninthestreet

£600 @ £25 per child = 24 children. An extra £15 per child = £360, so £960 in total. Where did the figure of £750 come from?