Starting a clean out service. need help with the legal stuff

**Scrappy22** · 10-17-2011, 01:08 PM

Thanks for the help guys, at least now I have some what of a direction to go in.

I am gonna call a few insurance company's sometime this week.

George, I work for Cyber Publishers its my uncles company. Rates go by the complexity of a project we have clients fill out a creative brief and we usually base it on what they are looking for and try and work it into their budget.

Yea shirts are something I am looking into I have an account with a distributor but I have to order 36... I might just go to a local printer and get each shirt for like 6 bucks with my design included.

**Scrapette** · 10-17-2011, 01:51 PM

Best of luck to you, Scrappy 22. I saw the guy that started 1-800-got-junk on tv. He and his buddy started out with a truck and just went around knocking on people's doors when they saw stuff piled up in their yards. He's very well off now and still quite young.

**GeorgeB** · 10-17-2011, 02:51 PM

Originally Posted by Scrappy22

Thanks for the help guys, at least now I have some what of a direction to go in.

I am gonna call a few insurance company's sometime this week.

George, I work for Cyber Publishers its my uncles company. Rates go by the complexity of a project we have clients fill out a creative brief and we usually base it on what they are looking for and try and work it into their budget.

Yea shirts are something I am looking into I have an account with a distributor but I have to order 36... I might just go to a local printer and get each shirt for like 6 bucks with my design included.

well with unifirst, you get 11sl shirts, 11 pants, logo on your clothes. they clean and repair them or replace them if needed. they have clothes regardless of your industry. to me all of that for $25 a week is well worth it. just an idea