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From watching companies on Seedrs, I suspect that if any of them ever had a half decent idea, they could raise their equity for a lot less than 50% of the business.
I noted that all of the old ones they brought back only stated what the company turnover was, not what the profit made on that turnover is.
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you can get a new cardreader just by popping into a branch and asking for one, all of their branches now have a large stock of them.
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Re Banks, I quite like Nationwide's approach. You get a little card reader that you stick your card in, and enter the pin on, and it generates an 8 digit code. you need that to log in, and to do a number of things round the site (setup new accounts, do transfers to new accounts, etc).
It all seems to work quite well. And if you don't have an account with them and I (or someone else with a nationwide account recommends you) both of you get ~£100 (see http://www.nationwide.co.uk/products/current-accounts/our-current-accounts/recommend-a-friend-tab)
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So, I've finally finished putting everything together, and ridden it to work. The saddle is too low, but other than that, everything seems lovely.
Photos soon. :)
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Thanks. from the photos I suspect it's almost exactly the same as yours. about the size of a £1 coin I think
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just starting to dig around this, I see that @HoKe got a frame repaired with LCR (https://londoncarbonrepairs.co.uk/2015/11/14/canyon-slx-4/) which looks almost exactly like my damage. anyone know what sort of price I'd be looking at for this?
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/Grenfell_21st_floor from the BBC is pretty hard going.
It's good work (from what I've managed to get through), and it should be hard, that it is in no way a criticism of it, more a warning to be prepared for it. I've just tried to read it at work, and had to give up. I'm planning on going over it again at home this evening.
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Ok, fitting cables in runs under dot and dabbed plasterboard, talk to me about it.
I've a phone cable that I want to protect, and ensure that it can be removed/upgraded easily, and some other cabling that needs recovering (as the original cover has come off as the plaster over it was hacked off).
I'm most bothered about the phone cable, as I don't want BT digging plaster out of the wall to repair a faulty cable later, I'd much rather have it safely cased into something so it can be slid out as needed, but I'd also like to do this with Cat6 cables that I'm putting in as new so that if I ever want to re-pull them, it's as easy as possible.
That's my feeling at the moment. a no go for me this time.
Shame, I had been offered it as a Christmas pressie.