Stikkord: Isbre-mint

Hi Erik

I have asked one of my UK colleagues

to contact you to see how we can help you out on this.

Best regards,

Steve Richards

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From:

Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

Sent: 26 October 2010 10:50

To: Steve Richards

Subject: Fwd: FW: Glacier Mints

Hi,

i had a look at your e-mail again.

I used to work as a shop-manager in Norway you see.

So I get a bit of shock, when I think about a pallet of Glacier Mints.

But, if I get a loan from RBS, then maybe pallets are fine.

But, I was just wondering.

In case I don't get a loan, is it a possibilty for me, to buy boxes of

Fox's products.

Since I have a retail-shop, on the internet, and only sells in 200 gram bags.

(The usual customer buys perhaps 3 or 4 200 gram bags of sweets).

But thank you very much anyway for your reply.

This is the first e-commerce business I set up, so I'm a bit new to

this.

Sorry that I'm sending many e-mails!

Best regards,

Erik Ribsskog

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From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

Date: Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 10:28 AM

Subject: Re: FW: Glacier Mints

To: Steve Richards <Steve.Richards@hmfoods.co.uk>

Hi,

thank you very much for your e-mail!

I see that you think I live in Norway.

But I live in Liverpool.

(I've been living here in the UK

since I studied in Sunderland, in 2004).

I see you only export pallets.

But I'm a like a British retailer, and a pallet is a bit much for me, in the

beginning.

I was wondering if I could please have you domestic portifolio, since I'm going

to operate as a British business, from the UK,

with an RBS business bank-account, and I live in the UK,

in the city centre of Liverpool, so I should

be close to other shops that buy from you.

But thank you very much anyway for your e-mail!

Best regards,

Erik Ribsskog

On Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 9:48 AM, Steve Richards <Steve.Richards@hmfoods.co.uk>

wrote:

Dear Erik

Many thanks for your email

regarding the possibility of buying Fox’s Glacier Mints for Norway.

I have attached our Export

presentation with indicative prices based on Ex Works.

Let me know if you wish to

proceed once you have reviewed our portfolio.

Best regards,

Steve Richards

Export Controller

From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

Sent: 21 October 2010 02:18

To: Sales Orders Foxs

Subject: Glacier Mints

Hi,

I have worked as a shop-manager, in one of Norway's

biggest food-shop chains, Rimi, (now owned by ICA).

(I have had to

move to the UK, since I'm

being followed, by something called 'the mafian', in Oslo, in 2003.

The police don't

even want to tell me who they are).

I'm unemployed so I've started an eCommerce-business, (I've studied IT at Oslo University

College, NITH in Oslo, and at the Unversity of Sunderland).

I've heard that

Glacier-mints, are no longer sold in Norway.

That's why I thought I could try and see, if I managed to set up a webshop,

which I've now managed:

http://www.godtebutikken.net/

I'm going to work

on the design and logo a bit more, etc.

I've only just started, so I only get like one order a day, or every other day.

But, I go to Employment Zones, at Sencia, and David Ellis there, have suggested

to me, that Sencia perhaps could help with founds for marketing etc., in our

last meeting.

So I thought I could check if it's possible for me to order the mints from you?

Like I told Mr. Ellis, I've just bought the sweets in the normal shops in Liverpool now, since I just wanted to test, if I could

set up these shops.

And the shop is now working very well, and I have bought the packaging that is

the right for the products, and I send customs-declaration-forms and invoces,

with every order, which I ship on the same day, as the order arrives, since I

have a letter-box, for franked mail, (the customers pay with PayPal, and they

have a service, that prints 'stamps').

The goods are being sent, by air-mail, to Norway,

and also to the rest of Europe.

I send them as 'small packages', up to 2 kg.

And the

toll-barriere in Norway,

is at 200 kroner, (around £20).

I sell the Glacier-mints for 19.90, that's around £2.

And freight is 59

kroner, that's around £6 for up to 2 kilos.

The goods then arrive in Norway/Europe, in about two days time.

The Glacier Mints

then cost about the same, (around £3 including freight), as they did in Norway earlier,

when one could buy them in the shops.

I was wondering

how much it would cost me, to buy from you at Fox.

How many boxes

have I got to order, to get them delivered, or sent by post?

And what are the

prices for the different products you produce.

I'm interested in expanding, and would also be interested in stocking you other

sweets, after a while.

But I thought I'd try to start with the Glacier-sweets, since many people in Norway, miss

the Glacier Mints, (I've read on the internet).

They were being sold in Norway,

as 'Isbre Mint'.

And I remember

them, from when I lived in Norway.

I think it's a very good product, that cleans one's throat etc., after eating

dinner etc.

And they also

taste good, so they were eaten as sweets as well, in Norway.

So I would hope very much, that it's possible for me, to buy these sweets from

you.

And I hope it's

ok, that I sell them on the internet, to Norway,

from here in the UK.

Thank you very much in advance for any reply!

Yours sincerely,

Erik Ribsskog

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