Bangitintrnet wrote: October 27th, 2021, 1:56 pm

Stan A. Einstein wrote: October 27th, 2021, 1:33 pm

jonescmj1 wrote: October 27th, 2021, 12:02 pm

Ps, I'm not rich, not until I'm dead!

Colin,

You are one of the world's great direct marketers. You have be responsible for at a very conservative estimate £500,000,000. Your business acumen knows no bounds. Can you not see that after a build up like that, not being rich would seem somewhat unlikely.

Have you thought of saying the following to the board at Newport County? I Colin Jones make a very good living in Australia selling bespoke bathing salts. I believe that if introduced in the UK and sold by Newport County in the club shop that they would produce a sizeable income for the club. Could I suggest that I will supply 100 units of said item at cost? And as I know I can sell them in Australia, I will sell them t you on a sale and return basis.

Now if the said products sell like hot cakes, as you believe they will, then a week after delivery no doubt the club will contact you with a far bigger order. If the product doesn't sell, your losses are minimal and you will get a great deal of credit for trying.

As with your Newport County Bamboo underwear. Why not agree with the club to sell them via the internet and forward the profits to Newport County. I'm sure a small advert in the match day programme and your marketing on this board and face-book would quickly discover if there were any interest. I haven't worked in advertising since 1984, but unless things have changed beyond all recognition this is how most small businesses bring their products to market.

Was your first paragraph necessary?

Look at his experience and contacts, that's what small startups go on Dragon's Den for, not the cash.

Official merchandise, is produced by our retail partners.

Correct me if I have this wrong, but what Colin is looking for, is someone to do the bits that he can't do, but with his backing and vast experience. For someone who is currently unemployed and looking for experience, and a chance, where better to start?

Halellula!

Mr Figo wrote: October 27th, 2021, 10:43 am Colin,

You seem to be very successful in your business ventures. On that basis, why not simply invest directly into the Club?

A billion in advertising over the years would suggest that you have the financial clout to do so.

Investment by an individual is not the key, the key is creating an ongoing revenue stream for the trust. I have thought this through. Cardiff City, Man UTD are the consequence of dependency on maverick 'investors'.

Stan A. Einstein wrote: October 27th, 2021, 1:33 pm

jonescmj1 wrote: October 27th, 2021, 12:02 pm

Ps, I'm not rich, not until I'm dead!

Colin,

You are one of the world's great direct marketers. You have be responsible for at a very conservative estimate £500,000,000. Your business acumen knows no bounds. Can you not see that after a build up like that, not being rich would seem somewhat unlikely.

What's your definition of rich?

Have you thought of saying the following to the board at Newport County? I Colin Jones make a very good living in Australia selling bespoke bathing salts. I believe that if introduced in the UK and sold by Newport County in the club shop that they would produce a sizeable income for the club.

Done!

Could I suggest that I will supply 100 units of said item at cost? And as I know I can sell them in Australia, I will sell them t you on a sale and return basis.

That idea is moronic! When they can be made in the UK for approx $10. Why add air freight and breakages into the equation.



Now if the said products sell like hot cakes, as you believe they will, then a week after delivery no doubt the club will contact you with a far bigger order. If the product doesn't sell, your losses are minimal and you will get a great deal of credit for trying.

They would!

As with your Newport County Bamboo underwear. Why not agree with the club to sell them via the internet and forward the profits to Newport County.

I already have contacted them, via the Linkedin group!

'm sure a small advert in the matchday programme and your marketing on this board and face-book would quickly discover if there were any interest. I haven't worked in advertising since 1984, but unless things have changed beyond all recognition this is how most small businesses bring their products to market.

I've already tried marketing on this board and Linkedin. So far, no take up! Not even from you! How did the 'build a stadium' group on Whatsapp go, did they produce a credible plan? Have I developed a credible strategy? Yes!

https://coolpants-com-au.myshopify.com/ ... 1567344862

Range will be extended as cash comes into the business

jonescmj1 wrote: October 27th, 2021, 9:50 pm [
I've already tried marketing on this board and Linkedin. So far, no take up!...................(have) I developed a credible strategy? Yes!

If it were that credible why is it do you think you've had no take up?

Stan A. Einstein wrote: October 27th, 2021, 10:18 pm

jonescmj1 wrote: October 27th, 2021, 9:50 pm [
I've already tried marketing on this board and Linkedin. So far, no take up!...................(have) I developed a credible strategy? Yes!

If it were that credible why is it do you think you've had no take up?

Because of the brand damage, you inflict. As my mother would say "You're full of Piss &Wind" but I won't say it, because that would get me banned!

Now stop playing with the big boys, and move to a slower class.

https://www.healthline.com/health/menta ... narcissist

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Between the parties specified on page 3
Contents
Parties 3
Background 3
Operative provisions 3
1. Definitions and interpretation 3
2. Confidentiality 7
3. Acknowledgment 8
4. Receiving Party to ensure others comply 9
5. Indemnity 9
6. Disclaimer 9
7. Reservations 10
8. No exclusivity 10
9. Termination 10
10. Notices 11
11. General 12
Execution 16
 
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Specified Person means:
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(c) an officer, agent or employee of a Receiving Party or of any entity referred to in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this definition,
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(ii) all necessary resolutions have been passed as required by the Trust Deed and, in the case of a corporate Trustee, by its constitution, to make this document fully binding on the Trustee.
(iii) the execution of this document is for the benefit of the Trust.
(iv) the Trustee is not in default under the Trust Deed.
(v) there is not now, and the Trustee will not do anything by which there will be in the future, any restriction or limitation on the right of the Trustee to be indemnified out of the assets of the Trust; and
(vi) there is no material fact or circumstance relating to the assets, matters or affairs of the Trust that might, if disclosed, be expected to affect the decision of the other parties, acting reasonably, to enter into this document.
(c) Subject to any other provision in this document and until such time that all requirements under this document have been performed, no change of Trustee can occur without the prior written consent of the other parties, which consent must not be unreasonably withheld or delayed.
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(c) No waiver of a breach of any term of this document will operate as a waiver of another breach of that term or of a breach of any other term of this document.
11.14 Relationship of parties
(a) A party is not a partner, agent, employee or representative of any other party.
(b) Nothing in this document gives a party authority or power to bind any other party in any way or incur any obligations on behalf of, or pledge the credit of, any other party.
11.15 Remedies cumulative
Except as provided in this document and permitted by law, the rights, powers and remedies provided in this document are cumulative with and not exclusive of the rights, powers or remedies provided by law independently of this document.
11.16 Clauses that survive termination
(a) Without limiting or impacting upon the continued operation of any clause which as a matter of construction is intended to survive the termination or expiry of this document, clauses 2, 3, 5, 4, 5, 7 and 9 and this clause 11.16 survive the termination or expiry of this document.
(b) Each indemnity contained in this document is a continuing obligation, independent from the other obligations of the parties and survives the termination or expiry of this document. It is not necessary for a party to incur expense or make payment before enforcing a right of indemnity under this document.
 
Schedule 1 (Notice details)
Name Notice details (clause 10)

The jones-Arnfield Trust ABN 26057879064 Delivery address: Private
Postal address:
Facsimile: Not applicable
Email: jonescmj@bigpond.net.au
Delivery address:
Postal address:
Facsimile:
Email:
 
Execution
Executed as a deed.

Executed by The Jones-Arnfield Trust ABN 26057879064
in accordance with section 127 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) by:


Signature: ……………………………………….………….
Name: …..…………………………………………………….
Director
Date: …..…………………………………………….…………

Signature: …………………………….……………..………
Name: .…………………………………………….………….
Director
Date: …..…………………………………………….…………




Signature: ……………………………….…………….…….
Name: …..…………………………………………….……….
Director / sole director and sole secretary (delete whichever is not applicable)
Date: …..…………………………………………….…………

Signature: …………………………….………….………….
Name: .…………………………………………….………….
Director/secretary (delete whichever is not applicable)
Date: …..…………………………………….…………………

Anyone that wishes to enter into a non-disclosure agreement as above, for the purpose of helping set up a business for the benefit of the TRust, please PM me

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Two points Colin old son.
Firstly I'm not on LinkedIn so your explanation as to why the good folk of Newport aren't entirely convinced by bamboo grundies doesn't quite hold water.
Secondly and perhaps more importantly many young people read this board. Whilst I don't bore everyone shitless by going on about it, as a young man I was treated for depression in St Cadocs. I am open about it because a terrifyingly high proportion of young people suffer likewise and some tragically end their lives.

I'm open about this because if just one person gets to realize that it usually passes and you go on to have a happy and successful life, rather than ending their lives then I will rest content.

Flippant remarks about mental illness by bigoted idiots doesn't help.

Colin I can't browse it's asking me to sign up

Stan A. Einstein wrote: October 28th, 2021, 9:30 am Two points Colin old son.
Firstly I'm not on LinkedIn so your explanation as to why the good folk of Newport aren't entirely convinced by bamboo grundies doesn't quite hold water.
Secondly and perhaps more importantly many young people read this board. Whilst I don't bore everyone shitless by going on about it, as a young man I was treated for depression in St Cadocs. I am open about it because a terrifyingly high proportion of young people suffer likewise and some tragically end their lives.

I'm open about this because if just one person gets to realize that it usually passes and you go on to have a happy and successful life, rather than ending their lives then I will rest content.

Flippant remarks about mental illness by bigoted idiots doesn't help.

I offered an olive branch, you threw it in my face.

UPTHEPORT wrote: October 28th, 2021, 12:33 pm Colin I can't browse it's asking me to sign up

It's my mistake, I need help launching the page, I only taught myself on the weekend. Any Shopify eeks can assist me in making this go live, properly? PM me!


The problem encountered is as follows.

When trying to 'Connect Google Acct', I'm getting the following message 'Login not complete, if you have a pop-up blocker, disable it and try again'.

If you can help PM me and I'll grant you admin access to correct

Colin,

I'm not sure you did offer an olive branch. You said you did but it was very much along the lines of my having to agree with you. Frankly I don't.

But letting that go, even if your assertion were correct why do you believe that gives you permission to make flippant remarks about mental health? If people like you attach mental health to stigma it encourages a culture where people are afraid to come out. That leads to isolation and in extreme cases death.

Ring any bells?

Stan A. Einstein wrote: October 28th, 2021, 5:11 pm Colin,

I'm not sure you did offer an olive branch. You said you did but it was very much along the lines of my having to agree with you. Frankly I don't.

But letting that go, even if your assertion were correct why do you believe that gives you permission to make flippant remarks about mental health? If people like you attach mental health to stigma it encourages a culture where people are afraid to come out. That leads to isolation and in extreme cases death.

Ring any bells?

First, this is not a forum for you and me to hurl insults s at each other, but a discussion board for Newport County Supporters.
I see no reference above to yours or anyone else's mental health.
If I have inadvertently made a reference to your mental health I humbly apologise.
Toward the end of last year and over the New Year, I was hospitalised with a complete and utter physical and mental health breakdown, due to overwork on the businesses in our portfolio. We couldn't take on staffing support due to social distancing requirements, whilst sales went through the roof. I spent two days walking the streets of Sydney, unable to access hotel facilities due to a combination of COVID restrictions and the lack of a physical piece of ID such as a driving licence. The driving licence on my phone was inaccessible due to me having forgotten my password. When eventually found by the police, my feet were bleeding due to walking the streets for 48hrs or more. I then spent Christmas and New Year in hospital. On these grounds, I would be disingenuous taking jibes at someone's mental health.

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Now back to the issue can someone assist me with properly linking the coolplants.com.au website to Google?