Did you make the £100 back Itsme?
I wish you all the best! and may lady luck be with yougabriella said:Hi
Interesting as I am doing just that (setting up as SE) as we speak. Set up costs so far - about £1500 not including capital items. Just need me, my brain, pc, car + petrol really and lots of patience!! Oh and a shed full of legal and Data Protection cover etc.......
Gabs xx
I think thats the attraction of running your own business, the fact that you have some control of your own destiny, rather than flogging yourself to death working for someone else.w.bishop said:In answer to Itsme`s three questions.
1.Anyone here started a business?
Yes, no risk, simple and fun.
2.How much money did you start with?
No investment at all. My desire was not to work, hard or long, I wanted something simple and fun.
3.What was the end result?
I got a life.
murdoch said:I took my car to my local garage got charged £400 for service & mot, even asked if i could pay cash and get it cheaper, no sorry guv, i got told, it has to go through the books. Then 2 weeks later got called by them to fix their IT system, did a good job & quickly, they asked if i would give a discount for cash, told them it had to go through the books, but the amazing thing is though it came to the exact price my car service cost!!! It's a funny old world
murdoch said:I do some work building servers for a couple who run their own pc business, never realised how much paperwork their is. This is the main reason i have never gone self employed.
Yep it was that!1.Anyone here started a business?
Yes, no risk, simple and fun.
Didn’t have to buy tools of a trade then?2.How much money did you start with?
No investment at all. My desire was not to work, hard or long, I wanted something simple and fun.
3.What was the end result?
I got a life
itsme said:Now I wonder how much the following would cost today, air compressor/full spray set/grinders/sanders> car ramp>full socket/spanner set> in fact all the tools you would find in a garage work/body shop
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cirianz said:I dunno about the full set of equipment, but John's youngest boy is a mechanic for a local company & he has had to buy close to $10 000(NZ) worth of tools, & that's when all the standard tools are provided by the business of course. I hate to think how much it would cost to go into business for himself