Business Insurance - special offer
by Startacus Admin
Last week we featured our new special offer with online Accountants Crunch, and the week before we started our 100 free mini business cards promotion with Moo. So this week we thought with Accountancy and Business Cards deals done, we would move on to the formidable subject that is business insurance.
This week’s Startacus member benefit comes via those kind ol’ folk at Simply Business - the UK’s largest online business insurance broker. So if you are in the midst of looking at Business Insurance then read on for all the detail…
So what’s the deal?
Basically, if you buy business insurance via Simply Business (online) they will send you £25.00 once you have been insured for 30 days. This deal runs until the 31st December 2013 - so get on it sooner rather than later if this deal floats your boat. If you want to know all the finer details - the nitty gritty, then simply check out the Startacus / Simply Business Home page.
Of course, as with all of our Startacus member benefits you do have to be a registered Startacus member, so get on the case now so you can access the deal. Here’s the link where you can register right now.
Once you’ve done that or if you already have, click here to access the Simply Business deal and also take a gander over all of the other member benefits you could avail of.
Cheers Simply Business - we think your offer to all our members is simply fab.
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Published on: 3rd November 2013
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