Hello Everyone We're Megamix Events (South East)

[megamixevents]

Well I thought we would pop by and say hello from the team here at Megamix Events. I will try and read as many of your forum posts as possible, we doing our best to keep our website and social media info as up to date as possible.

We are always looking to work with other individuals across London, Kent, Essex, Surrey etc, especially if clients call us and we're already booked and vice versa so please do get in touch with us soon.

Although we're a new little company we have tons of experience not only with mobile dj'ing from the tender age of just 16 to plenty of media and radio experience as well.

Come say hello and check our website for more information about us.

Cheers

www.megamixevents.co.uk
www.facebook.com/megamixevents
www.twitter.com/megamixevents

e-mail [email protected]

call us 0208 741 4996

[Corabar Entertainment]

You're supposed to be introducing yourself to the rest of the community, not posting up a flippin' advert!

Anyway, .... enjoy!

Out of curiosity, how many are in 'the team'?

[megamixevents]

LOL!!!

Well you never know who's reading these adverts!

X3 Perm members and a dozen freelance personality DJ's

and a sales experience officer.

[Excalibur]

Welcome, team.

[Charlie Brown]

Ryan,

I apologise for jumping to conclusions without sufficient evidence. I hope my abrupt 'welcome' won't put you off from sticking around the forum.

I have a tendency to type before I think, (as you'll witness from time to time

Stick around and join in. Plenty of useful information and fun banter to keep you occupied!

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

LOL!!!

Well you never know who's reading these adverts!

X3 Perm members and a dozen freelance personality DJ's

and a sales experience officer.

Welcome. Do you have a shop/unit/office?

You must be doing well with that many staff! Are you VAT registered?

[megamixevents]

We're no way near hitting the threshold yet, we only just break even with our gigs.

The reason why we have freelance DJ's who are effectively self employed is merely through diversity throughout London, such as Spanish or specialised music parties.









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Supplying goods or services within the UK. If your turnover of VAT taxable goods and services supplied within the UK for the previous 12 months is more than the current registration threshold of £77,000, or you expect it to go over that figure in the next 30 days alone, you must register for VAT. However, if your turnover has gone over the registration threshold temporarily then you may be able to apply for exception from registration - see the section later in this guide for more information.
There is a section later in this guide on calculating your VAT taxable turnover.
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[Corabar Entertainment]

We're no way near hitting the threshold yet, we only just break even with our gigs.

The reason why we have freelance DJ's who are effectively self employed is merely through diversity throughout London, such as Spanish or specialised music parties.

Following that statement, there's more confusion from me then.... on what basis are you claiming to be "London's Biggest Mobile Disco" and "regarded by many, as the best and most reliable place to hire a mobile disco in London, Surrey, Kent and Essex" on your website?

[megamixevents]

Following that statement, there's more confusion from me then.... on what basis are you claiming to be "London's Biggest Mobile Disco" and "regarded by many, as the best and most reliable place to hire a mobile disco in London, Surrey, Kent and Essex" on your website?

Are you VAT registered?

I think our reviews, facebook fans, twitter followers etc are classed as 'regarded as many'.

If you add all our fans up on all the social websites and then make a comparison your question is then answered.

[Pink Elephant]

The new regulations for website advertisement says that you must back up any and all claims made.

On what grounds do you use to claim to be 'London's Biggest Mobile Disco'?