would you be interested?

[Deleted User]

I understand what you are trying to offer, but ask yourself.., would the sort of people who fall for the services your soon to be ex employer offer actually look on the net for alternatives?

I remember trying to persuade a neighbour that her rent to buy scheme for a TV would mean she'd be paying £1,100 for a TV she could buy online for less than £300 was a bad deal. She had a meter on the TV too. She just wouldn't listen, and said it was nice being handed money back when someone came round to empty the meter (tried to argue it was like saving even though the incredibly high interest rates, servicing costs made it anything but a saving - our definitions of 'saving' were just so different).

Six months later she was trying to borrow money off me as the meter had turned the TV off.

Esqui

I'm sure such a thing would vastly increase your chance of anyone else hiring you.


(Some festive sarcasm there...)

hollydays

If you are doing this to get even with them, I don't think it's the best thought out way.

arcon5

I'd be interested - but the problem is it seems to vast number of people don't research a company before buying - usually ending up in the 'I wish i'd read the reviews first' type threads. Admittedly, me included a lot of the time.