Injury Lawyers 4 U advert.
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What is the company that has the advert of some guy trying to cut his long grass with old mower then rings the company and next minute he has a perfect cut garden and £2k sit on lawnmower and the family are all smiles and playing out.
shocking tactics from the company, I mean they are just painting a false sense of security to the uneducated.
What is the company that has the advert of some guy trying to cut his long grass with old mower then rings the company and next minute he has a perfect cut garden and £2k sit on lawnmower and the family are all smiles and playing out.
shocking tactics from the company, I mean they are just painting a false sense of security to the uneducated.
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These adverts should be banned.
Espec when they are shown on Kids TV Channels!! WHY???
Espec when they are shown on Kids TV Channels!! WHY???
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Because parents are often in/around the room with the TV on when the children are watching their shows, so the parents see the ads and get in more debt.
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I can't help thinking that these respected actors are selling their souls with these trashy adverts, a classic example being Sean Bean and o2. I used to respect him before that.
I'm curious as to why you have such a problem with the concept demonstrated in that advert. If you get injured and it's someone else's fault, why shouldn't you get compensation?
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And the kids grow up blaming everyone else.
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I'm torn on the loan companies.
On the one hand, it's like a tax in stupidity. Stupidity should be a taxable commodity, and nothing is more dangerous in the hands of a halfwit than stupidity and greed.
But on the other, its bad for society.
On the one hand, it's like a tax in stupidity. Stupidity should be a taxable commodity, and nothing is more dangerous in the hands of a halfwit than stupidity and greed.
But on the other, its bad for society.
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The loans companies...... Yes people are dumb and half of me laughs at that but the people who cynically run these companies are scum. I've dealt with them personally providing some of them IT and I've met very few people I instantly disliked so much.
Regarding the "Jonny Allen" advert. Interesting that they choose to portray their comany as gangsters!
Not quite as odd as it might first appear.
Someone I knew did something similar working inside a warehouse because they were only provided with step ladders instead of the portable staircase type. The ladder slipped and he was badly injured, they got rid of the step ladders after that.
He was awarded compensation for time off and the injury etc. which seems fair enough to me.
If companies didn't have to pay compensation in cases like this I doubt their working practices would change. My Grandad was a miner years ago and he always said the owners valued the coal more than the men and I think that's just the way things would be now if employers weren't held accountable.
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HAHAHA!
That is absolutely awesome
:edit: Thorpy it's not a warehouse, it's a reception... unless you're talking about a different ad.
oh yeah seen that one, bint, the warehouse that I work in is health and safety mad, they have just installed a horn that sounds like a U boat diving from a topedo attack when the system starts up.
LMFAO, LEGEND!