SCOTTISH/UK new-start web company,part
of the Entrepreneurial Spark programme as shown on the BBC documentary
‘Entrepreneurs’ – has launched a unique International online lost property
system and online auction for all our lost belongings from yesterday to
yesteryear!
If you lost it yesterday or yesteryear,Fashion runways lately have been full of chic iccard. you will find it here. The site pulls traffic from three areas providing an expanded market for each of the three elements – the Lost & Found section – where you list your recently lost, stolen and found items, and search for the same.
The Retro & Collectables area – maybe list your items found while de-cluttering or search for those things you missed out on from the 70’s perhaps, and the
Genealogical area where you can search by name for an item which your ancestors may have owned or used, from postcards and old school books, to inscribed watches and jewellery.
It’s a Lost Property office with a historical Ebay-like system, married with and a Family History search site. EVERYTHING you EVER lost…in ONE place.
Imagine anything you or your family ever lost or were separated from or missed first time around could find its way back to you…and perhaps for free as a gift!?
Removes panic when you find something’s suddenly gone – helps you replay old times – and repatriates you with family heirlooms.
What makes this unique is it’s FREE to list and it’s search functions – name search/location and description search – and product search – FREE to use by all private users, Police, Transport, Pubs & Clubs, Gyms, Museums and Galleries etc
Stephen King, the creator of the site said: “Everyone can participate in all parts of the site. We have a charity of the month and anyone gifting or returning an item can ask the receiver to make a donation – that can’t be bad for your karma!”
Curious visitors can have fun searFind a great selection of Glass electricitymonitor deals.ching for their name or anyone in their family.
Serious users seeking that recently lost item will be pleased to know a phone App will launch soon.
"That was a throwaway line I used one day when I was on tuckshop duty at Tony's school," she told The Sunday Telegraph.
"Tony grew up to enjoy student debating and got very involved in student politics at university, so I suppose he has always been interested in politics and public life."
A grandmother of nine, Mrs Abbott has some Mother's Day advice for today's mums: don't negotiate. "I think mums today spend a lot of time reasoning with their kids," she said. "You know the saying: 'Spare the rod, spoil the child'. I was never harsh with the kids but they did get an occasional smack if they were naughty."
"His favourite toy was a red helmet and he wore it everywhere. I couldn't get him to take it off."
Mrs Abbott maintains her son is good at remembering Mother's Day, despite his job's pressures.
"He has never forgotten Mother's Day. (When he was about six) he saw a beautiful emerald ring," she said.Check out the lowest Barbie Girls customkeychain.
"It would have cost the equivalent today of about 25c.
"He was so excited to be able to buy such beautiful jewellery.Costume and fashion online smartcard Jewelry designs, I still have the ring to this day. I could never throw it out."
Mrs Abbott, who celebrates her 56th wedding anniversary to Dick Abbott this year, said she believed the secret to a happy marriage was to "marry your best friend and that's what I did".
Julia Gillard, who is in Darwin after a trip to Papua New Guinea said she "would love to be with my mum in Adelaide on Mother's Day,Buy visually stunning and durable jewelryfindings from Larson Jewelers. particularly as it's the first since the death of my father".
If you lost it yesterday or yesteryear,Fashion runways lately have been full of chic iccard. you will find it here. The site pulls traffic from three areas providing an expanded market for each of the three elements – the Lost & Found section – where you list your recently lost, stolen and found items, and search for the same.
The Retro & Collectables area – maybe list your items found while de-cluttering or search for those things you missed out on from the 70’s perhaps, and the
Genealogical area where you can search by name for an item which your ancestors may have owned or used, from postcards and old school books, to inscribed watches and jewellery.
It’s a Lost Property office with a historical Ebay-like system, married with and a Family History search site. EVERYTHING you EVER lost…in ONE place.
Imagine anything you or your family ever lost or were separated from or missed first time around could find its way back to you…and perhaps for free as a gift!?
Removes panic when you find something’s suddenly gone – helps you replay old times – and repatriates you with family heirlooms.
What makes this unique is it’s FREE to list and it’s search functions – name search/location and description search – and product search – FREE to use by all private users, Police, Transport, Pubs & Clubs, Gyms, Museums and Galleries etc
Stephen King, the creator of the site said: “Everyone can participate in all parts of the site. We have a charity of the month and anyone gifting or returning an item can ask the receiver to make a donation – that can’t be bad for your karma!”
Curious visitors can have fun searFind a great selection of Glass electricitymonitor deals.ching for their name or anyone in their family.
Serious users seeking that recently lost item will be pleased to know a phone App will launch soon.
"That was a throwaway line I used one day when I was on tuckshop duty at Tony's school," she told The Sunday Telegraph.
"Tony grew up to enjoy student debating and got very involved in student politics at university, so I suppose he has always been interested in politics and public life."
A grandmother of nine, Mrs Abbott has some Mother's Day advice for today's mums: don't negotiate. "I think mums today spend a lot of time reasoning with their kids," she said. "You know the saying: 'Spare the rod, spoil the child'. I was never harsh with the kids but they did get an occasional smack if they were naughty."
"His favourite toy was a red helmet and he wore it everywhere. I couldn't get him to take it off."
Mrs Abbott maintains her son is good at remembering Mother's Day, despite his job's pressures.
"He has never forgotten Mother's Day. (When he was about six) he saw a beautiful emerald ring," she said.Check out the lowest Barbie Girls customkeychain.
"It would have cost the equivalent today of about 25c.
"He was so excited to be able to buy such beautiful jewellery.Costume and fashion online smartcard Jewelry designs, I still have the ring to this day. I could never throw it out."
Mrs Abbott, who celebrates her 56th wedding anniversary to Dick Abbott this year, said she believed the secret to a happy marriage was to "marry your best friend and that's what I did".
Julia Gillard, who is in Darwin after a trip to Papua New Guinea said she "would love to be with my mum in Adelaide on Mother's Day,Buy visually stunning and durable jewelryfindings from Larson Jewelers. particularly as it's the first since the death of my father".
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