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hi all !! right my question is basicly iam thinking of changing my Business name and have found a nice company name to go on the side of my van ... -
new business name advice !
hi all !! right my question is basicly iam thinking of changing my Business name and have found a nice company name to go on the side of my van etc , the problem is there is another tiler with the same name i want, but he is down london area and iam trading around the north east area. would this be a problem as where both different ends of the country ?
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Plenty of trades with the same name. I know there are 2 Sir Ramics about ( I dont trade under that name ) theres a few Crocotiles too.
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crocotile..its snappy
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Not sure on the legality but I'm sure if the other tiler hasn't registered his/her company name then it will be fine but don't quote me on that one!!
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Originally Posted by
kilty55

crocotile..its snappy
Are you getting your coat Kilty!!
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Jamie stick to tiling..get it?oh well i'll get my crombie!
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crack on mate IMO look at mine there are loads of DIAMONDS around
but only ONE DIAMOND DAVE COULSON !!!!
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wot happens if we both pull up at the traffic lights one day ? ... there will be TOTAL confusion !!!
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I was thinking of TOTAL TILING by the way as my new name !
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Nah dont like it anyway mate!!!
Only kidding
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If you are a sole trader - you can trade under any name you like (as long as it isn't offensive etc). If you are a limited company - you cannot trade under the same name as another limited company. There is nothing wrong with two companies, however, having names like "tiling (london) ltd" and "tiling (newcastle) ltd". Also - you can be a limited company trading under a completely different name e.g "tiling ltd" trading as "the canny tiler"...so go ahead- call yourself what you like from someone who is trading under a very unimaginative name but who has two registered limited companies neither of which is trading at the moment but which are registered to protect the names for future use.
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Just trade under your own name..
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thanks for the advice ! i was trading as terry's tiling but thought it was a bit cowboy ish and a couple of customers agreed !.. like bob the builder etc .. i spotted a van with john the bricky the other day and thought theres no way i would call him to build my wall lol.. just sounds wrong !!
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Total Tiling sounds alot more pro than Terry's Tiling. Poor old John!!!
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You're right in saying Terry's Tiling doesn't sound very professional however if you incorporate your surname it does as well as giving a more personal image and you're more likely to be remembered. For example David Howe Tiling springs to mind.
My trading name is Ascot because my name is A. Scott , it's memorable and it comes up early in directories
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how about.....'tiling by terence' wall & floor beautician ;0)
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Originally Posted by
AstonTiling
how about.....'tiling by terence' wall & floor beautician ;0)
Is it ceramic walls or ceramic nails he'd be doing?
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ha ha !!! think il stick to Total Tiling...its a lot safer.. lol
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Originally Posted by
terry the tiler
ha ha !!! think il stick to Total Tiling...its a lot safer.. lol
If you need a User name change to that then just pm me..
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Originally Posted by
terry the tiler
thanks for the advice ! i was trading as terry's tiling but thought it was a bit cowboy ish and a couple of customers agreed !.. like bob the builder etc .. i spotted a van with john the bricky the other day and thought theres no way i would call him to build my wall lol.. just sounds wrong !!
There is a 'Rob the builder' in Sunderland and he uses the bob the builder logo too
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I tried "Bodgit and Scarper" for while, did'nt get any work though.......
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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we had a rob the builder in Leighton till last year
I know nothing I havent learnt
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there's a building firm in glasgow and are ran and manned by an asian manforce the logo on the van reads-
"you've tried the cowboys now use the indians"
and thats not a joke
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Originally Posted by
mikethetile
we had a rob the builder in Leighton till last year
I had his Nissan Urvan, on the documentation he was Bob builder
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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your right mark
it was bob builder not rob the builder
shows how much notice I take
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Originally Posted by
david campbell
there's a building firm in glasgow and are ran and manned by an asian manforce the logo on the van reads-
"you've tried the cowboys now use the indians"
and thats not a joke
That's genius, Love it
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east kilbride also has its very own plumber who goes by the trading name -"wc flush"
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