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**Raja** · 15-02-2008

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Originally Posted by grumpygrouter

I see the point you are trying to make about payments. i don't think it is an idea that will catch on though. Bit like buying a tin of beans from the corner shop and paying half when you collect it and then the balance when you have eaten them. Not the best business model really.

Grumpy

i know grumpy what you mean but have seen some folk in tears nearly thanks to 1 particular so called training centre in Doncaster the nice looking girl takes the call asks you to visit the nice LOOKING unit in a business park low cut top blonde hair would even persuade Saiton then 4 weeks later course time No Nice looking girl just 2 tilers who cut corners on everything 6 people in total said the same thing to me over the past year on the sheffield forum and 2 people in person

**grumpygrouter** · 15-02-2008

I know where you are coming from. Hopefully if enough negative feedback is posted on the forums here (and others) then people can make an informed choice. If prospective trainees stop calling them, then they have no business and will shut the doors. Bad reps spread faster than good ones, so hopefully it won't be long before they pack it in.

Grumpy

**Fekin** · 15-02-2008

Yeah, it's a sad fact of life that anyone providing a terrible service will most probably stay in business one way or another for a long time.

Yes, bad reps spread quicker than good ones, but theres always enough of a flow of new customers that won't of heard all the bad feedback and still pay their good money to, and not get what they really should have done.

Just ask my wife