Choni Bashi. I have set up a business arranging car insurance for refugees /asylum seekers (Kurdish and Arabic speakers) who cannot speak much English or perhaps do not feel confidence setting it up themselves. Listen, I need to know where most of the Kurds live in the UK so I can direct my promotional literature there ..... I think the kurdish cafe's etc are the best place to put our business cards and posters. What do you all think? Can anybody help me out with any ideas?
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Author: UmmAli » Wed Sep 20, 2006 8:55 pm
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Author: Diri » Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:35 pm
Interesting...
I read about some fraud regarding such insurances...
Welcome to the forums... Bi xêr hatî...
I read about some fraud regarding such insurances...
Welcome to the forums... Bi xêr hatî...
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Author: UmmAli » Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:47 pm
Exactly - I work as a support worker and keep having to pick up the pieces for my clients who have had insurance set-up for them inaccurately and perhaps illegally - I'm going to do a proper job for them and make sure it is all done correctly as people need to start intergrating which means obeying our laws unfortunately. InshAllah.
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Author: Diri » Wed Sep 20, 2006 9:58 pm
UmmAli wrote:Exactly - I work as a support worker and keep having to pick up the pieces for my clients who have had insurance set-up for them inaccurately and perhaps illegally - I'm going to do a proper job for them and make sure it is all done correctly as people need to start intergrating which means obeying our laws unfortunately. InshAllah.
Hahaha
Good one bro... Well I think we have some "British Kurds" here on the forums - so if you stick around, you are bound to run into some of them...
I will make a little adjustment to your thread name - in order to get more attention from the "right people"...
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Author: tomjez » Thu Sep 21, 2006 9:39 am
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"whatever you know More, my idea is right" (anonymous)
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Author: Amanc » Thu Sep 21, 2006 10:38 am
Diri wrote:Hahaha
Good one bro...
"Umm Ali" means Daykî Ali, dont think it's a bro hehe
What if tomorrow never comes and you don't know how I feel?
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Author: Diri » Thu Sep 21, 2006 11:05 am
Amanc wrote:Diri wrote:Hahaha
Good one bro...
"Umm Ali" means Daykî Ali, dont think it's a bro hehe
I don't speak Arabic... Can you blame me...
Welcome sister...
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