This is the new Hyundai Equus Limousine, an extra long wheelbase version of the South Korean firm’s flagship model that offers a bevy of upgrades over the normal sedan including a more powerful V8 engine, differentiated exterior styling and enhanced safety, comfort and convenience features. The Equus Limousine’s most prominent feature is of course its 300mm (11.8-in.) longer wheelbase that brings the vehicle’s overall length to a massive 5,460mm (215-in.) shadowing its rivals like the Mercedes S500L (5,210mm) and BMW 750iL (5,212mm).

But unlike its competitors that rely on larger rear doors to incorporate the added length, the Equus Limousine’s stretched wheelbase is immediately visible due to the addition of a new section in the B-column area which brings to mind independently made custom limos.More…

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The day began like any other ordinary day. You know, the usual morning routine…. alarm clock goes off, you hit a button, lay your head back down, your wife rudely awakens you and hour and a half later telling you you only have 45 minutes before the limo needs to be at the hotel. Yeah, one of those. For those of you who are not limo driver’s, getting ready for work, may take a little longer then your usual schmoo. You have to look clean cut, shaven, fresh, smelling good, looking good in a suit and tie with polished shoes, no body odor or bad breath,like showers aren’t your kryptonite.

My contract never mentions stage names so I only knew I was picking up a WWE wrestler. No other then…

my man…. MVP. We had his media day and so I got to visit all the local TV and radio stations, walk around through the live recordings of the shows and watch backstage around the switchboards. Pretty cool stuff.

Later we  did a signing at a car dealership.

Ill add some more to this post tomorrow. Its late and I have been working long and hard. Plus I got more pictures and more stories coming up. Seems like they got me working so hard, I got more stories then I can tell it seems. Anyway, good night!

- Limo driver

This past Saturday I went to see the Broadway production of Phantom of the Opera at the Durham Performing Arts Center with people from work.  I won two tickets and a limo ride to the show from drawing at work, which I thought was pretty awesome.  It was my first real limo ride.  I invited my friend Rachel Beth cause we got two tickets and she is obsessed with it (direct quote from her).  I had seen the show in NYC a couple years ago so it wasn’t that big of a thing for me to see it again.  I do remember thinking about half way through it the first time that I was a little bored so I thought I would give it another try (not sure why I wanted to do the same show.  It was free I guess).  So the limo picked Rachel Beth and I, as well as a couple of my co-workers, up in front of a store at the mall because it was a central location.  The limo was kinda packed so that definitely detracted from the overall experience of the ride but they were fun people so it was good.  When we got to the DPAC, we got to go in the “President’s Room” (a small, private room with snacks and drinks that most people probably have to pay a pretty penny to sit in) for a complimentary drink.  We grabbed our drinks and a few snacks and proceeded to our seats in the Orchestra section (we had really good seats too…this is how McKinney rolls).  As I said before, I had seen the show before so there was nothing really THAT special about it the second time around.  What I mean by that is that it was really well done, and they didn’t do anything to really change my view of it.  I like some of the songs in the show but some of them I have a hard time understanding cause there is so much going on and that sorta hinders me from really understanding those parts of the story outside of the visuals.  By a little after the Masquerade portion (the scene right after intermission) I was kinda bored.  That says nothing about the show itself but more about my love for Broadway.  I may need to see a more exciting show (like Spamalot).

Overall, I would say it was a really great night and a great experience with people from work.  I really do want to get to know them better so I think that was a good start.

I hope this makes sense.  I don’t really proofread ever and I am listening to the new Jay Sean album on Lala.com.  I always have a hard time multitasking when I am listening to new music.  Its surprisingly not bad…not really that great but not bad.

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Limousine is a very long luxury car traditionally in black or white colors. Chauffeurs usually drive these vehicles and they are usually associated with wealthy and important people. Many limos are in the possession of individuals and some are owned by governments for politicians and dignitaries transportation.

Many companies also have limos in their possession to provide transportation to the senior officers and executives. Many limos are also used to provide rental services for various occasions and today they are a huge competition to taxicabs.

Limos services are now provided for different occasions like weddings, birthdays, prom nights and bachelor parties. They are also great to have at Bar Mitzvahs, nights out, concerts, anniversaries or any other event you might think of. There are various models of limos and they will be able to accommodate as many people as you need.More..

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Well, I’ve been a limo drive now for a few weeks, but there have been a few times where I’ve just had to scratch my head. I think that’s the reason for the bald spot. For those of you that read my 1st post (Pay the man!) here’s another idiot doing God knows what with his life and needs himself a limo to do it.

Arriving downtown, the place is buzzing with people, cars, drunks, police and one slick looking limo…driver. And to get off to a good start my client is a no show. Or at least not at the designated pickup. After 10 minutes, who comes stumbling across the street, the one, the only, self proclaimed ex-Yankee player, Mr. A., and before I can say anything, I got a bottle in my hand with directions where and when to put it on ice, which would be now and in the limo. Aw shucks, I’m a nice guy, sure. Expecting my client to be there when I turned around, I stared into the face of disappointment. For 1 whole hour.

Coming out of the gentlemen’s club an even drunker man then I knew before, trying to have a conversation about payment and signature seemed inappropriate since it involved him getting confused and irritated. He did seem to get the idea that I was going nowhere without seeing cash. He did offer for me to go inside with him and enjoy lapdances, shots and whatnots all on his expense and I wasn’t the only invitee. Sure to regret the fact of being associated with this moron, I declined.

My Manager-On-Duty would have loved this guy. So I called him up. Apparently he was around the corner at another bar and couldn’t come fast enough. Within minutes he came around wondering where the party was. I explained to him to state of the client and that we still needed payment. He took the clipboard and went in. After a while, he got the signature, but said the payment was difficult. He went on to other things at other places, but stressed not to leave until I got the money.

On top of this, I must have gotten the crappiest limo in the fleet. The right rear window wouldn’t go up, the radio kept turning on and off every 15 seconds, some lights on the outside weren’t working, all things my drunk client failed to notice however.

But as the night continued on and the conversation about the money just dwindled to a, do you understand what I am saying to you, conversation, I called my manager and said I’ve wasted enough time, didn’t really go anywhere and the money probably wasn’t gonna show up by itself, outside of me decking this guy and taking it from him. We agreed this was enough and I drove off as he came running out cause he left stuff in the limo. Unfortunately I was too far down the street to care and wanted to go home and see my wife.

Then my M-O-D called and said he shouldn’t be driving and asked for a ride. I took my own car, picked him and his friend up and drove around while listening to him arguing with his girlfriend about why he hadn’t called her that night. Making fun of him and his words for that 30 minutes made me feel better. I know. Anyway, I spend quite a while talking to him afterwards about life and women and sorta become better friends, ended the evening on a fun note. Coming home in the middle of the night and explaining to my girl why I came home 3 hours after the end of the job, was not so fun. I gotta run, but I got a few more stories to put up and o yeah, I met Randy Couture today. Got the picture to prove it.

- Limo driver

Limousine service in Seattle WA can be found anywhere. SeattleLimo.net or also known as A Lucky Limousine Service provides Limo Service in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Washington, Issaquah, Woodinville, Kent, Seatac, Mercer Island, Federal Way, Des Moines, Bothell, Kenmore, Shoreline.

A dear wine, couple of hot girls, loud music, and an expedition thru the guts of the town on a luxurious black Boston limousine ; doesn’t sound like Boston, does it? Believe it or not, Boston, the biggest city of the New England, has a really active night life as well , which makes this city an attraction for young crowd.
Boston has plenty more things to offer apart from its cultural heritage, rich history, and world class varsities. The night life of the town is as active as the night life of any other urban center in the country.
Boston limo services are at par with the other limousine rental suppliers in the country. The standard of fleet maintained by some of the Boston limousine service providers puts even vehicle rentals of las vegas to humiliation. It is going quite easy on your pocket too and not all service suppliers need you to order your ride days in advance. You can book one luxurious ride anytime to spend on the big event ; having mentioned that, booking your ride ahead is a brilliant idea, as it’ll save you some greenbacks that you can spend to buy a drink for your girl.
Now, it is time to tell you about the coolest place you must visit to make your night in the city notable.

Usually there are 2 shows in a night, tuesday through Saturday.

The Middle East: if you’re a rock music aficionado then this is the best rock club in the neighborhood for you. In its two rooms ( upstairs and downstairs ), every night the club books from variety of progressive and alternative artists. In this club, you can hear the local budding gifts as well as internationally famous vocalists with a local root.

Corner: Corner is located in the same complex that hosts The Middle East. Formerly it definitely was a bakery, but then it got transformed into an entertainment center that offers good delicacy in food, and a handful of choices in drinks. Generally this place features acoustic artists, but on wednesday and Sun.

Zuzu is known for its Middle Eastern cuisine, music, and for a separate gallery space with rotating art displays. It is a good place to spend your night in, if you are a connoisseur of art and a lover of fine wine. because of the proximity of The Middle East, Corner, and Zuzu, only 1 trip on a Boston limousine will be required to go to any ( or all 3 ) of these. Therefore, don’t get lured by the Boston limo supplier that offers you maximum miles for your money ; you aren’t going to use it anyway. Instead, go for the one that offers similar service for less money. If you are not a Boston local then don’t forget to ask your limo rental if they provide Boston airport transportation services. Inquire if it is included in the charge, or will you have to pay extra for that.

Limo Service in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Washington, Issaquah, Woodinville, Kent, Seatac, Mercer Island, Federal Way, Des Moines, Bothell, Kenmore, Shoreline.
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Talk about being well worth it.  The long days and endless nights certainly were while we were at the PhoCusWright conference.  Did I say endless, I should have said sleepless.  What a time it was at the convention this week.  We launched our product, made many new friends, started several new relationships, went to a vast array of cocktail parties and dinner parties and shook about a thousand hands.  In the end we met with some of the heaviest hitters in the travel industry with unbelievable results.

Before we left for the conference there was a bit of trepidation and sweaty palms.  Now that it is nearly over it is apparent that it has been an unbelievable experience and a huge success.  During our presentation bloggers and travel critic as well as the press were just tweeting away talking about the need for our product and the utile nature of our UI.  The convenience of our product brought oh’s and ahs from many travel sources that until now could never monetize the space we fill.

So was our journey a success?  Absolutely!  Will our technology stand the test of time?  Indications are very good and hopes are high.  I for one believe that we have hit a home run and the ball is headed toward the wall and out of the park.  Come back soon and I will tell you what the plan for the New Year is going to shape up to look like.   It is a great time in history and a better time here at CheapLimoRates.com.

By Jae Morey

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Silversea Silver Spirit Courtesy of Silversea Cruises and By Linda Garrison, About.com Guide to Cruises

BIRD’S EYE VIEW OF SILVER SPIRIT SEA TRIALS from Silversea on Vimeo.

Ok, so I’m not dead, yet, thanks for caring though, but I need some advice from you out there.

How many of you have been to a restaurant? How many of you know that gratuity is included in the check? How many of you still left a tip for your waiter? Those of you that said “I”, I embrace you.

Here is the killer for the Limo Driver. You get a small type of run. It doesn’t cost the client an arm and a leg to use our service. The car is washed, the inside has been thoroughly cleaned, there are complimentary beverages in the vehicle, you ask the customer if the climate is appropriate for their needs, you silence or adjust the radio to a station of their preferences, you converse making them feel comfortable, maybe a laugh or two, everything you would expect from a top quality limo chauffeur.

Then… we get to the destination. We unload all of your luggage and/or drunk friends, ask if you need any help carrying it/ them in. All is said and done, the client comes up close, reaches into his pocket, pulls out a stack of money and asks the dreaded question: “Hey, was the tip included?”

WHY?????  :-(

Do you really care?? You paid the price that was given to you by the sales associate. If you want to give the driver a tip, it would be at the end of the ride. We have to legally say yes, it is included. What we are not allowed to say is, it is waaaaaaay &^$@ing less then you think it is.

So please, my dear readers, what could I say to a client like you, that would be within my limits, that would not make you put all of that money back into your pocket.

- Limo driver

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Phoenix, AZ, November 17, 2009 — CheapLimoRates.com has entered into the realm of true innovation on November 17, 2009 when we launch the first ever Web 2.0 comparison shopping booking engine website in the limousine industry at the PhoCusWright conference in Orlando, Florida. CheapLimoRates.com is one of a few select travel technology companies presenting our new limousine service comparison shopping booking engine website to the online travel industry leaders as well as leaders from all a crossed the travel segment.

CheapLimoRates.com technology capabilities matches millions of travelers and retail consumers looking for ground transportation services with thousand of limousine service providers in one convenient, user friendly web 2.0 online environment. This allows customers to search dozens of limousine companies in any given market, select a service that meets their specific needs and book their transportation online. CheapLimoRates.com gives public the ability to easily search, shop-compare, automate bookings, request price quotes, set up personal and business accounts and even talk with one of our knowledgeably and friendly customer service representatives. “I think this is a really exciting time for the customers and limousine companies. We believe that CheapLimoRates.com will have a transformational impact on the limousine industry and the way consumers go about searching, shopping and booking their next ride, stated Jae Morey-VP of Business Development for CheapLimoRates.com”.

Our team is truly excited about our launch and the opportunity to demonstrate our technology to some of the major players in all things travel. CheapLimoRates.com’s technology will help to strengthen the limousine industries position within the travel community and give the consumer greater choices for transportation when choosing how they arrive at the airport or leave from the airport to their destination. By offering limousine or sedan services directly to the travel industry leaders, we give the consumer choices and we generate new revenue streams for many online travel companies that need to find new ways of generating revenues in order to survive in this economy.

About CheapLimoRates.com

CheapLimoRates.com is the first Web 2.0 comparison shopping booking engine in the limousine industry specifically designed for the unmanaged business and leisure travel sector of the travel industry, with a focus on the retail sector as well. Our technology gives customers the ability to shop-compare thousands of limousine suppliers instantly and book their rides in real time. After nearly two years of research and development our team has developed the most user friendly comparison shopping and booking engine in the industry. Our user interface is so simple that a consumer in need of a limousine or sedan service can shop compare and book their service in as little as three minutes.

My latest New York run, coming on the tail of 3 NYC runs in one week. Ah, the Jersey turnpike, the road to nowhere. I recently had a women asking us where we were, while driving on the Delaware Memorial Bridge. I told her it’s the smell that tells you you are reaching New Jersey. It really grabs you by the nostrils.

This particular night I laid my head to rest in my wife’s lap around 8 pm. I promised her I would not fall asleep. I was rudely awakened by my cellphone around 12am. NYC, here I come. I have to tell ya, I’m starting to enjoy NYC. The big city, the big lights, the completely ignorant cab drivers. I mean seriously, if a 4-lane is being squeezed into1 lane, don’t get your panties in a bunch when someone turns on their blinker and follows that up with moving their vehicle in that direction. Still they honk the horn, like we should just try to drive in our lane through the barrier. Or the other wonderful people rollin’ around where they probably shouldn’t……..

Anyway, there is this important package that needs to be delivered. Nice, no passengers, no problem. I get my music on, windows cracked, ready to go. The pickup address is surrounded by closed off gates. Nice, after driving around, I find a gate, a guard, I’m in. This lady comes over, drops a bag in the passenger seat. Nice, let’s go. Don’t care whats in the bag, this is an easy trip, I’m not even wearing a tie. Turnpike here I come. Nice, no problems the entire time, except for the undercover cop (with his not so undercover crown vic) following me the last few streets until he vanishes. I can’t believe it. I made it in good time, had fun doing it, and no problems. I make it up to the room, nice gentleman opens the door, I go in, deliver the bag, he opens it up, it’s a blazer. I’m like O my God this has to be a good tipper. Who in their right mind calls someone out of bed to deliver a blazer 3,5 hours away in the middle of the night. This is where the nice ends.

My up to then good feeling about the whole trip went right out the @#$%ing door when this dude started opening up his mouth. “You’re not driving all that way back right away are you?” Uh yeah, that was and still is the plan. “Why don’t you stay here for a minute and at least take a shower or something?” Uhm, what now? No, like I said, I am cool, done this before, I am ok. “Well, you should at least take a nap, I have a extra bed in here.” Wow, really?? I slept for a little bit before I left, really I am fine. Why don’t you show me where I can find the nearest gas station? So we walk over to the window and he tries to explain what street to take. Then he did one of these. You know how your friend will point at something and tap you on the leg twice with the back of his hand. I was facing this guy when he did this. Lets say, he had 2 legs to tap, he missed both of them and went for the third one. It was almost unnoticeable, but still I was so shocked, I tried to move away, but there was a table behind me blocking me and he got me again before I got out. My abused self made a b-line for the door. Later thinking of it, I wish I had at least yelled at him and pushed him, but it just kind of froze me.

I am now leaving NYC in a hurry, while still obeying all the laws of the road, don’t worry. I am on the Goethals bridge when we come to a dead stop. A dead stop at 4:15 in the morning. Apparently some car had burned down in the right lane. They blocked two lanes off, but apparently the wait took so long, 2 individuals actually decided it was the right time to finish of a nap in their car, on the bridge at 4:15 am. Good night New York. I’ll see you soon, if not tod..((RING)) …???What  the..((RING)) ………Aw shit, what now?

- Limo driver

I photographed a Special Olympics sport event yesterday out in Golden, CO. This experience reminded me of a video that I shot about a year ago at an event that my Church in Rockford, IL held for special needs students. What a night. Photos from the event yesterday will be posted shortly.

For now, here is that video.

A Night To Remember from Carson Bankord on Vimeo.

So I was a few days living the American life in New York City.

My six girlfriends and I left JFK Airport in a black stretch limo with a cosmic roof, duty freed warm champagne and crappy radio music, ready to head to the city that never sleeps. Our rented flat was located in East Village, lacked heating and a second bathroom. It was a very good deal though, with a 27 € fee per night and per lady, and a “naughty nanny” wifi which almost never let us down.
Our first night aka “the doors night” had us walked from place to place without being able to find hospitality. Charlotte managed to get a buck from a dude though. We finally went to Backroom, where we didn’t actually visit the so-called backrooms. Then, our male friends, Julien the French banker and Jerry the American former lawyer, had us walk to Meatpacking to eat burgers & french fries before a good night sleep. At Pop, we had the best fries I had ever eaten and some quality mini burgers in an awful place with bright white neon light and a windy door that would never give us a rest.

On Saturday, I was invited to have a walk in Soho – I barely knew Manhattan – but understood quickly that it meant some day-long shopping. Topshop had just opened its first American store, and I was really disappointed by the vulgarity of the place. A huge mess, with bad and loud music, with low selection. Looked like Newlook. Urban Outfitters was rather cool, and I’m a huge fan of their interior design collections. They have a current collaboration with the movie “Where the wild things are”, which reminded me that we can’t miss this. Remember, our Neverending Story.
For lunch, we skipped La Esquina which was crowded, for Spring Street Natural where we saw Model Doutzen Kroes. I have no idea who the hell she is, but she’s worth it, according to L’Oreal.
Saturday night, I like the way you move. After some sushis, we tried again the Gold Bar (we were denied the day before), and with some strategic moves, we finally got in. I can’t say I liked this place. Though there is a special host at the restrooms to take care of you, I was not fond of the skulls everywhere and the music, neither of the population, thirtysomething bankers, and local turkeys dancing around the table. We moved to Motorcycle Club in Lower East Side, which was quite sleepy, but the flipper had us be teens again. With adult money. More to play, more to lose. Then, we somehow ended in a third bar, but my eyes were already closed and I just remember having drunk a vodka shot.

See you tomorrow for the rest of the story.

Talk about exiting and cutting edge.  Cheaplimorates.com has been invited by PhocusWright the leading authority on travel and travel trends to demonstrate our exciting and innovative new technology at the Travel Innovation Summit on November 16-19 in Orlando Florida this year.  The innovators from around the world come together to demonstrated innovative technologies that will change the travel industry and how consumers utilize travel.

It is truly exciting to know that we are not only considered an innovator in the travel industry but too a new and essential part of the industry as a whole.  Not only are we a presenter at the event, we are also launching the company nationally on the first day of the conference.  We have so many things going on that day that it will be a truly exciting and extremely unique launch.

CheapLimoRates.com will be the one of the first true comparison shopping and booking engine for the unmanaged business, leisure and retail segment of the travel industry.  Our website will incorporate several unique tools that will allow travelers to shop, compare and book chauffeured services from one website with a few simple clicks of their mouse.  Our network of suppliers will be able to offer their excess inventory to our consumers in real time and offer them incentives to utilize their services.  We see this as a true benefit to our customers and to the industry as a whole.

CheapLimoRates.com will cause quite a stir in the industry and we believe we will introduce a whole new segment of travelers to a ten billion dollar industry.  We are very excited about this opportunity and look forward to creating distribution partnerships with some of the leaders in the industry.  If you are in the travel or hospitality industry and would like to discuss our unique product and opportunity please contact the individual named below.  We look forward to seeing you at the conference.

Jae Morey

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어제 ‘한국 리모 진흥협회(가칭)’ 출범기사(<–기사 클릭)가 나왔습니다.

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• Limo: Linux Mobile의 약자
• 휴대전화에 리눅스 운영체제 및 플랫폼을 제공하기 위해 만들어진 업계 협의체로
• 2007년 1월 모토롤라, 삼성전자, NEC, NTT도코모, Panasonic, Vodafon 총 6개 회사가 설립
• 이후 50여 개의 Core Member와 Associate사가 있음.
• 모토롤라에서 7개의 모델, NTT도코모와 Panasonir에서 각각 13개씩, 총 33개의 모델 출시 (대부분 일본)
• 2009년 2월 SKT 리모 이사회 회원으로 가입

이 Limo에서 제일 중요한 회사 중의 하나가 모토롤라입니다. 창립멤버에 이사회 회원사죠.

그런데 이 모토롤라사가 바로 지난 달 이사회 회원 자리를 내놓고 일반 멤버(Aoociate)으로 자리를 바꿉니다. (PC World 기사: Motorola No Longer on LiMo Foundation Board) 말이 이사회에서 물러나는 것이지 사실 탈퇴나 다름 없다고 봐도 무방할 것 같습니다.

이사회에서 물러나면서 모토롤라가 한 말입니다.
At this time it feels that the Android platform gives it a richer, more consistent foundation with strong support for the ecosystem and developer community,” the company said. 지금 우리는 안드로이드 플랫폼이  에코시스템과 개발자 커뮤니티에 더욱 강력한 지원을 해줄  수 있는, 보다 알찬, 보다 지속적인 토대라 생각한다.

사실 금년 들어 Limo 진영에서는 이렇다 할 주목받을 활동을 한 것도 없고, 주목받을 성과도 내놓은 것이 없습니다. 몇 개의 폰 모델들을 시장에 내놓았으나 크게 주목받은 것도 없었죠.

대부분의 휴대폰제조업체의 기억에서 이제 슬슬 잊혀져 가고, ‘실패했다’고 생각하고 있는 이 무렵..

갑자기 SKT는 지식경제부, ETRI, 삼성전자, LG전자 등을 불러서 ‘한국 리모 진흥협회’ 창립회를 열고, “앞으로 리모를 위피만큼 키우겠다’고 선언을 해버렸다네요.

이거 웬 자다가 봉창 두드리는 소리인지 모르겠습니다. 모토롤라는 이미 포기를 선언했고, 삼성전자에게는 리모가 ‘그냥 설립멤버니 버릴 수도 없고 끌고 가기도 그런 존재’ 정도가 아닐까 하는데요. (삼성은 바로 전날 오픈플랫폼 ‘바다’ 도 발표했지요)

전세계가 안드로이드 때문에 시끌벅적한데, 굳이 Limo라는 죽은 아들 뿡알을 열심히 만지고 있는 이유는 뭘까요? 과연 진짜 Limo로 안드로이드, 윈모, 심비안 등의 다른 모바일OS와 한 판 붙을 생각이 있다는 걸까요? ( 이건 바보 생각이고..)

SKT가 어떤 다른 속셈이 있는 건가요?

음흉한 의도로, 나쁜 의도를 갖고 사업을 하는 그런 우리나라 이동통신사들이 아니라는 것은 잘 알고 있습니다만 지난 몇 년 동안을 뒤돌아 보면 참으로 많은 이상하고 엉뚱한 정책들 때문에 우리나라 모바일시장은 올바른 발전을 이루지 못했다고 생각합니다.

지식경제부까지 나서서 위피만큼 키우겠다고 선언한 리모, 또 하나의 위피로, 또 하나의 갈라파고스섬으로 가는 안내판으로 남을까 걱정이 되어 적어 보았습니다.

ABP World Group Ltd. celebrate the opening of our new division in Stockholm, Sweden.

ABP World Sweden will be offering high class VIP services as: Discrete chauffeur service, VIP ticket and booking services, Courier services, event security,close protection and much more.

For people that want high class services and a high level of discression.

Step 1

First off you will want to find out which limo firms service your local area. You can look in your local telephone book or do a Google search on ‘limousines in anytown, seattle’. One you have all of the local listings, select a few adverts and get out a notepad so you can log exactly what each company offers. Step two

the first question you’ll want to ask when on the telephone with a limo company is’what year are your vehicles?’ – unless you’re looking for a vintage auto, you should only accept vehicles that are four years old or less. Limos get lots of damage as every year goes by and getting an old limo will certainly show in the condition on the car.
Step three
The next thing to ask is’how many people will this auto hold?’ – if you’re a bride who will be traveling with seven girls in your marriage party, you have to be able to seat 8 folks.

Step four

You do not need a driver showing in blue jeans and a tee shirt, this won’t look good for your event photos!

Step 5
Ask the limousine company if they have an’on time guarantee’ – this is especially for brides or people going to the airport. Imagine being an hour late to the biggest event of your life or missing an important flight due to a late limo company. Make sure that there is some compensation for tardiness, this will seriously cut back the odds of a limousine showing up late.

Step 6

the most important thing is to have fun! Enjoy the vehicle and luxuriate in the mate or family that you are sharing this special ride with. Have a drink from the bar, make a poo toast, or just kick back and enjoy the ride!
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When was your company established?

We started in November 1992, targeting mainly in the Seattle area. After one or two months we grew a little and began to cover more ground like Sea-tac and Tacoma. Moving from a single office in Seattle to a garage with 40 town cars and limousine was quite a step. Since that point we’ve been servicing the whole Washington state, ranging from Oregon borders up to Vancouver, Canada BC. We now serve the easterly side of Washington, giving tours to the beautiful Mose’s Lake and showing off the great thing about Washington by giving a tour of ocean town.

What does A Lucky Limousine specialize in?
Everything! We have a automobile and a driver for every occasion, may it be a promenade night for the youngsters or you want to just go out on a Seattle town tour. We are always available during all seasons, for marriages, homecoming, birthday parties, bachelor parties and any special occasion you could have in mind.

do you have service for funerals?
not many other corporations can say this but yes we do. We are always here for you, for any occasion you need us for.

do you have special rates for returning customers?
Yes we do, we treat our customers with the maximum respect so we will be able to keep furnishing them with fantastic service. We are always beating our competition with the most reasonable rates along with deals for returning customers, if you’ve got any occasions all you’ve got to do is plan ahead and give us a call. We are going to make sure you get the hottest deal in the city along with the best ride.

What types of autos do you have?
We generally provide Lincoln city Car Stretche limo & sedan. If you need any special kind of vehicle all you have got to do is ask for it, we can refer you to one of our sister corporations that might fit your needs .

Check us out at SeattleLimo.net

Have relatives coming in town, Christmas Party to Attend, Looking for something fun & different to do for the Holidays??  Rent the Pink Limo for your Holiday Outting!  We have a 10 passenger Pink Limo as well as a 16 – 18 passenger Pink Limo. 

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Hello, just wanted you to know we had a a great time.   BOBBY WAS GREAT AWESOME…!!!  The girls really loved everything!   We will definately be spreading the good news! ~ Kimberly Naumann

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