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If that better choice, better price and better availability were available locally instead of being delivered - what choice would you make? Not everyone makes ethical choices yet consumers have all the power. If you realised that your changing your consumer decisions could directly impact the environment around you, would you make different choices? -
Another strong recommendation for Niko! As a first time buyer, I was new to choosing my own tradespeople, and Niko was recommended by a neighbour. My jobs were simple -- checking a macerating toilet, replacing the internal water mains stopcock valve, and replacing the tap on a bath so it could become a shower -- but he did them very efficiently and professionally. His prices were very reasonable. He gave good advice on all of the above projects and really cared about helping me adjust to being a homeowner, making sure I was making the best decisions for my house in the long term. This sort of advice is invaluable when you don't yet know what you are doing! I will absolutely be calling him again. -
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It is not laziness that sends me shopping on the Internet, it's also the better choice, better prices, and also the availability of items impossible to obtain either locally or in central London. I try to avoid Amazon for both ethical and quality issues. The internet has enabled many small businesses to trade which would not have been possible before, surely that's a good thing. The genie is well out of the bottle. -
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