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I wouldn’t believe a word of what they say about stock levels.
Obviously the web site needs a bit more ‘maintenance‘? I just typed in misinformation on it and got a picture of Peter Simon.
Let me start the list of presenters courageous enough to do it…Hang on…Just getting a pen..Some paper…A3 size…Right…Ready..Oh sh…the ink’s run out..Is it time somebody on air was honest, as 95% of there viewers haven’t a clue what Is going on
...and that, Sir Duke, is why you're not a salesman, with a clear conscience. They might rationalize it to themselves as helping the company, staff jobs, retention, recouping money to help bail out the firm, and a safe assertion that in their minds they believe no reason customer orders won't be fulfilled.I couldn’t do it. I just couldn’t stand in front of a camera of a business in trouble and present a front of normality to its viewers - trying to talk them into buying stuff. No job, for me, is worth the money to do such a thing.
Yes, agreed, thanks, but I was just asking if "ClearPay" is different to "Flexi-pay", e.g. PS "on 4 Flexis". Genuinely don't know if different payments. I could look it up, I think ClearPay is every 2 weeks and Flexi-pay may be in-house 4 monthly payments?Clear pay is nothing to do with Ideal it is a massive business that is harder to qualify for and doesn't have many charges associated with it
They will be charging Ideal a cut like all payment providers they are so big they can absolve if they are being paid late I would imagine
...and that, Sir Duke, is why you're not a salesman, with a clear conscience. They might rationalize it to themselves as helping the company, staff jobs, retention, recouping money to help bail out the firm, and a safe assertion that in their minds they believe no reason customer orders won't be fulfilled.
Presumably they know the IW business situation themselves, so that begs the question: do the presenters worry they won't get paid? Typically if Contracted agents, or employed, they are paid post-monthly, i.e. a contractor would submit a monthly invoice for hours worked last month, and any bonus/commission add-on, for IW to pay them, within 30/90 days, etc. so surely they must be concerned about non-payment themselves???
Unless they've been given some legal/written assurance or verbal trust agreement, which in business ain't worth the hot air or paper it was given with, when it comes to business and financial realities!
To amend/ paraphrase Price Tag, Jessie J: "It's all about the money, money, money... "
Would ITV axe them if they had wind of any troubles ahead? I suppose it doesn’t look good for a mainstream broadcaster to be giving it’s a time to a company that might crash any moment? How does the ITV deal function, does anybody know? Do Ideal World pay a fee to ITV for the airtime? Or is it the other way around, and ITV get a cut from sales as a result? I genuinely have no idea how it works
...and that, Sir Duke, is why you're not a salesman, with a clear conscience. They might rationalize it to themselves as helping the company, staff jobs, retention, recouping money to help bail out the firm, and a safe assertion that in their minds they believe no reason customer orders won't be fulfilled.
Presumably they know the IW business situation themselves, so that begs the question: do the presenters worry they won't get paid? Typically if Contracted agents, or employed, they are paid post-monthly, i.e. a contractor would submit a monthly invoice for hours worked last month, and any bonus/commission add-on, for IW to pay them, within 30/90 days, etc. so surely they must be concerned about non-payment themselves???
Unless they've been given some legal/written assurance or verbal trust agreement, which in business ain't worth the hot air or paper it was given with, when it comes to business and financial realities!
To amend/ paraphrase Price Tag, Jessie J: "It's all about the money, money, money... "