u/FantasticChipmunk345

Just got offered a double from McDonald's for £3.68! Accepted it then cancelled the second one. Did just the one delivery and got paid £3.50. So would have been 18p for the 2nd delivery!

What annoys me is i see drivers regularly in mcdonalds with 2 uber orders! Why take them when you are getting paid less than £1 for a 2nd delivery

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u/FantasticChipmunk345 — 10 days ago

We are in the process of remortgaging and in the breakdown of fees there is a £150 gifted deposit fee. Can someone explain to me what this is? Just from googling it looks like its to do with if you recieve a gift for a deposit which we haven't.

Is there something else it also covers? We are changing lenders so could it be something to do with the money coming from them? Just wanted to see if someone could explain this before I ask the solicitors

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u/FantasticChipmunk345 — 14 days ago

(UK) and couple of years ago I started a ltd company with the intention to start Amazon fba. I created a sellers account. Never actually ended up trading and made my account dormant. If I strike of my lts company with companies house (to avoid penalties), and start a new one later in the year when I am ready, will I have an issue signing up as an Amazon seller if I already have a sellers account?

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u/FantasticChipmunk345 — 15 days ago

I set up a ltd company a couple of years ago. After realising I'm not going to trade any time soon I made it dormant and filed what was required. I completely forgot about it and recently recieved a fine for £150 for not submitting accounts to company house. If I dissolve the company do i still need to pay the fine? The company has zero assets so how would they go about getting the money? Would i have to pay from my personal finances?

Should i just pay from my personal bank account or should I just ignore it based on the fact that the company has no assets?

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u/FantasticChipmunk345 — 16 days ago