Month: November 2003
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Lovely story here about Neil Bush (Dubyas younger brother) as detailed in his divorce. Just love how he was to be paid $2million from a Chinese semiconductor company. In questioning by his exs lawyer Brown. You have absolutely no educational background in semiconductors do you?” asked Brown. “That’s correct,” Bush, 48, responded in the March…
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Lovely story here about Neil Bush (Dubyas younger brother) as detailed in his divorce. Just love how he was to be paid $2million from a Chinese semiconductor company. In questioning by his exs lawyer Brown. You have absolutely no educational background in semiconductors do you?” asked Brown. “That’s correct,” Bush, 48, responded in the March…
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Here is reply from ICSTIS regarding complaints about SMS spam:- Dear Sir or Madam Unsolicited text message marketing I am writing in response to your complaint about unsolicited text messaging. ICSTIS supervises both the content and advertising for premium rate services. ICSTIS develops and applies a Code of Practice to the companies which operate premium…
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Here is reply from ICSTIS regarding complaints about SMS spam:- Dear Sir or Madam Unsolicited text message marketing I am writing in response to your complaint about unsolicited text messaging. ICSTIS supervises both the content and advertising for premium rate services. ICSTIS develops and applies a Code of Practice to the companies which operate premium…
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Great News – After six months of effort my site is number one and number 2 at google if you type in geoff jones!
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Great News – After six months of effort my site is number one and number 2 at google if you type in geoff jones!
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Here is a site explaining the UK Air Passenger Duty which they are at pains to point out is not a tax but an excise duty (interesting tautology here, I guess it means that Tony can stand up for lower taxes somehow). The amount is £5 to the EU and Swiss airports where the passenger…
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Ryanair now offering to pay you £1 each way when flying with them. sounds a bit dodgy to me. When I booked St Etienne flight on 14th Nov. 2003 I paid £0.96 for the flights. UK air duty was shown at £10 and airport tax was £10 making a total of £40.96 for two people…
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Here is a site explaining the UK Air Passenger Duty which they are at pains to point out is not a tax but an excise duty (interesting tautology here, I guess it means that Tony can stand up for lower taxes somehow). The amount is £5 to the EU and Swiss airports where the passenger…
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Ryanair now offering to pay you £1 each way when flying with them. sounds a bit dodgy to me. When I booked St Etienne flight on 14th Nov. 2003 I paid £0.96 for the flights. UK air duty was shown at £10 and airport tax was £10 making a total of £40.96 for two people…