Tuesday, 15 November 2011
The shape of things to come?
Hat-tip to Connecting Directors
Categories: funeral cost
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andrew plume said...
Charles
ah yes, a very zippy little piece indeed and here’s the front page for their site – http://basicfunerals.ca/ – it’s good to see how many folks (or models) look so happy with their proposed lot and why are they all dressed in white, I ask? – too much square deal Surf in the wash, perhaps?
I’m not sure whether one of the local Toronto powerhouses in Turner & Porter will be quaking in their boots over this lot – before they changed their website, they were doing 50 a week, that’s a lot of cadavars pa (see them here – http://www.turnerporter.ca/)
best
andrew
David Holmes said...
This is the future in Britain. Not everyone wants a traditional funeral director, not everyone can afford one. The industry is not serving all people well enough, they have created an opportunity for someone willing to provide an alternative.
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