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"Emmanuel" (posts as "Jahman") is very good and has over 50 recommendations on here:


"Posted by Jahman June 24, 07:19PM

Hi, my name is Emmanuel from Hour Vans based in Abbotswood Road and I am recommended by EDF users: knittable, alib, mla, queenofdulwich, madger, sanity girl, jojo09, swan, edkiwi, kelly girl, kalamos, iaineasy, greenelf, ontheedge, sujay, nannyjuice, cidersioux, gemini, jon c, colasdock, tarafitness, agathoise, JeanieB, beso, Waterbottle, felt-tip, chez, Quichel, k.babes, shhh, chicandcheerful, redj5, Doris1, HerneHope, jockanesegjs, dita-on-tees, David Mc, Proxima Centauri, Lebara, Louised83, The Tabbs, Brum, Laurajaynewoodhouse, Peeps, smashing, spadge, Freddy, Odyssey, Leannespencer, chrsdenns, and Lizbot. I am completely punctual and reliable. My rates are ?35 for the 1st hour and ?20 per hour thereafter. Additional personnel is available at ?10 per hour. I have a long wheelbase 4metre high roof Mercedes Sprinter van. You can call/text to book anytime on 07763181345. Please do not book via forum as I can be away from computer days at a time. Thanks for your enquiry. Emmanuel. Hour Vans. Please call or text or pm me with your requirements."

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