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New local business looking for online feedback

Hello everyone!  We've just set up a new business, local to W12, but mostly trading online.  We're looking for some honest feedback from Londoners (our friends are too nice and polite).  If you have a second, do check us outwww.ilovemypostcode.comand if you email me at press@ilovemypostcode.com to let me know what you think, I can send you a free gift.  Like I say, it's very early days, so be nice - but honest!   Thanks!

Mike Wendling ● 5996d6 Comments

Thanks everyone, email me if you're interested in a free cotton shopper.

Mike Wendling ● 5995d

W12 designs, SW1 prices ! !

Fred Bray ● 5995d

Just went to Westfield and saw a shop in there doing T-shirts and stuff with 'Acton' or 'da Bush' written on them, or 'norf London'. So, same kind of idea! Not sure how much they were, tho.

Lina Leaman ● 5995d

good luck! i like my postcode but i wouldnt say i love it. might be good for local teams, netball, football etc. Id wear one then!

antony obrien ● 5996d

I have a concern about this idea given the tendency of gang turf to be marked out by post codes.In selling hoodies with post codes on you may find a market in youths who want to make a statement about which territory they are on. However, unsuspecting teens may buy them and attract trouble because they have wandered into the wrong area.More about post code gangs here:http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2007/dec/30/ukcrime.youthjustice

Andy Jones ● 5996d

Like the site but I think the product is both rather pricy - £22 for a t-shirt is pushing it in my opinion - and the design isn't original enough though the concept is - the babygro design is much more appealing than just having the bald postcode stamped on a shirt - that's just not clever enough for the price.Well, you did ask!

Sara Nathan ● 5996d