Author Topic: Getting your local BIR to let you into the know  (Read 7977 times)

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Offline George

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Re: Getting your local BIR to let you into the know
« Reply #10 on: December 23, 2007, 11:52 AM »
Try not to be over interested, some of what you see are "trade secrets" which they might not want the competition to know.

This sounds like good advice to me. I fear that if you go in with a list of questions as long as you arm, they could get suspicious of motives (rightly so!), and may think it's turned into something like the Spanish Inquisition.

All these 'random' observations, like fronm Saffron, Lincoln are very helpful. Keep them coming! But there's still no substitute for a written, proven, tried and tested recipe. Without a recipe, there are a frightening number of variables, possibilities and simply too many open ends.

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Re: Getting your local BIR to let you into the know
« Reply #11 on: December 24, 2007, 06:14 AM »
...I fear...they could get suspicious....like the Spanish Inquisition....no substitute.....a frightening number....too many open ends....

Do you get grandma to help you cross the road george?  Just to be on the safe side? :-\

Only kidding mate!  ;) ;D

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Re: Getting your local BIR to let you into the know
« Reply #12 on: December 24, 2007, 06:15 AM »
Honest!  ;)

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Re: Getting your local BIR to let you into the know
« Reply #13 on: December 24, 2007, 11:41 AM »
Do you get grandma to help you cross the road george?  Just to be on the safe side?

Do you mean that I sound risk averse? Not really. I just wonder what the best strategy is for persuading BIR owners to reveal as much as possible.

 

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