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  • 27-10-2006 5:39pm
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    mehow1
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    Hello
    I'm new in the boards.ie and i'm not sure where shoud I post this thread.
    I used to live in Cork for over one yaer but I came back to Poland. I found companies which manufacture garden furnitures and decorations (made from wicker) and also gloves dotted on the grip side with PVC material. I would like sale them in Ireland & UK. I'm going to visit Ireland in January next yaer and show my produkcts. I'm looking companies interested in cooperation.

    Michal Zielinski
    samgm@wp.pl


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    junkyard
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    It it true tools, i.e. screwdrivers, spanners and general tools like socket sets and the like, are a lot cheaper in Poland then in Ireland and England? If so it might be worth considering and specialised equipment for garages and engineering too. I'd say a lot of the retail outlets like B&Q and Woodies have the garden equipment side of things sewn up but I could be wrong.


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    mehow1
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    If you give me couple of day I'll send you catalogs with prices. I've alrady found few companies and I'm waiting for mails from them. Could you give me more details about the products you're interested in becouse most companies have wide range of products.
    Talk u soon
    Michal
    samgm@wp.pl


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    Hitchhiker's Guide to...
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    don't think it is your intention, but this is essentially spam.

    also, you would be better checking out a database like Kompass http://www.kompass.ie/ for companies who might be interested in your products.

    another possibility is to take a stall at one of the many outdoor markets and use that to sell your products e.g. the following market in Fairyhouse: http://www.fairyhouseracecourse.ie/index-rest.php?content=news&sub=Market


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