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I work for Shannons in Adelaide, we are currently recruiting – here is the link if you'd like to send in your resume

http://careers.shannons.com.au/jobDetails....mp;sLanguage=en

well maybe you can explain how I've just received a renewal of almost $900 for a bike that hardly gets ridden and is always locked in an alarmed garage?? :)

If I was in my 20's I could possibly understand, but I'm far from it.

You guys will not get a good rap on car forums unless you start playing fair! :sick:

I wonder if I'll even see a response.......we always have the "Insurance Thread" to have a good rant if nothing comes of this I suppose.

come on guys....craig is only trying to help the SAU SA unemployed peeps.....instead of bagging on about how bad sales is yada yada yada it might be what some people need to have some $$ in their pocket and keep their pride and joy along with other things going.....

good on you craig for helping out mate.....

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