It's WWWs April Aquanti(c) for the year. Incidentally the Aquantic name is
used by property firm (very BW appropriate) and a 'paper doll' firm - which may
be a good description for our current minister of waterways - who would not
even make good paper tiger.
Martin Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Brian Holt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
writes
>I am surprised that no one has mentioned Aquantis. For those that don't
>know this is the new re-branded name for good old British Waterways. Yes
>that poor hard up company that is so short of cash that they have had to
>sack people, cut back on maintenance. double the price of a pump out and
>raise the cost of our licence have found enough cash some where to
>re-brand themselves as Aquantis. How much extra income will this name
>generate, will it be more than changing the web site from British
>Waterways to Waterscape and how much did it all cost.
>
I'd have thought that they would have registered a domain name:
aquatis.com is registered to a Californian co, aquantis.co.uk to a
Manchester address. The .org and .org.uk domains are available as an
investment.
Wassail!
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