Jeg sendte en ny e-post til Packaging Europe

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Sweets

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 1:29 PM
To: Tim Sykes <tim@packagingeurope.com>
Hi, ok, so the Irina Ball at Packaging Europe and Ball Packaging Europe was just a coincident? Yes, I was a bit stressed when I did the research, I tried to do the job properly, so I couldn't earn enough, from just the phone-calls. I've also found out now, it seems I've been having gluten-allergy, that has been worse, in the UK, than in Norway, I think, due to that I've eaten a lot of toast etc. So I wasn't really on top, when I worked on the project, but I tried to get it right at least. I didn't know the tariff eighter, for company researchers. I saw that the company in Denmark, mostly only added one product, for each company. If I had done the job like that myself I could have earned five times as much, I think. But I tried to do it quite thorowly, (at least before I saw how the agency-company did the job), and with only £1.30 for each company, with company information and product information, then I struggeled a bit. But I think I did to thorowly, I should have done more like the agency did the research perhaps. Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 8:24 AM, Tim Sykes <tim@packagingeurope.com> wrote: Hi Erik, ‘Ball Packaging Europe’ is the European subsidiary of ‘Ball Packaging’, which is based in the USA. It is a large packaging manufacturer, so we sometimes write about the company in our publication, but other than that we have no relation to it. As for the information on our website, I’m afraid this is out of date. However, I’m pleased to see that your company researching skills are as strong as ever! Best wishes, Tim From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 25 November 2010 17:16 To: Tim Sykes Subject: Re: Sweets Hi, it still says Irina works as a News Editor, on your website: News Editors: Elisabeth Skoda Irina Ball Patrycja Przelaczkowska http://www.packagingeurope.com/ContactUs.aspx And there's a company in Germany called Ball Packaging Europe: http://www.ball-europe.com/382_281_ENG_PHP.html Just for the fun of Company Researching of the old days of 2007 and 2008. :) Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 4:58 PM, Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com> wrote: Hi Tim, no problem. But I'm a Company Researcher, remember? I seem to remember that your owner company were someone called Ball in Germany? But that's no big deal anyway, and not something I researched about now, just something I seem to remember. Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 4:51 PM, Tim Sykes <tim@packagingeurope.com> wrote: Hi Erik, I don’t think it’s right for me to talk about the private life of a colleague. However, the surname of the owner of our company is Fraser. Thanks again for your participation in our database project. I’d be happy to recommend you if you ever need references. Best regards, Tim From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 25 November 2010 16:42 To: Tim Sykes Subject: Re: Sweets Hi Tim, ok, I thought she had the same last-name as the owner of the company, but maybe she god divorced? She worked from home as well I guess? But this is not any of my business. After all, I haven't even met you and Irina etc., in person, when we co-operated on the Packaging Europe Database. Since I live in Liverpool and you guys are in Norwich. So I don't really know you, like if we had meetings etc., in person. But that doesn't matter now anyway, since the Packaging Database-project is finished anyway. But perhaps I'll get back to you when I start the business-projects again, regarding the packaging. We'll see. Thanks for the reply and the co-operation with the Packaging Europe Database anyhow! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 3:59 PM, Tim Sykes <tim@packagingeurope.com> wrote: Hi Erik, I promise to share the sweets... I need to watch my weight. Unfortunately, Irina no longer works at our company, so I won’t be able to share them with her. However, there are plenty of other people in the office and they will gratefully assist me with the task of consuming your sweets. Whatever you choose to do with your businesses, I hope they go well. Best wishes, Tim From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 25 November 2010 15:02 To: Tim Sykes Subject: Re: Sweets Hi, I understand, I thought about the cans, with 0.33 liters in them, at first. But this is a project in the future, so it's maybe better I think about this later, and possibly get back to you about this. I thought of starting as a home-business, but I seem to remember there are packing-services, who handle and pack the goods for a charge, so if the businesses are succesfull, then I could out-source the handling and the packing for a packing-service company, I thought. I've been in contact with Fox's Confectionary, regarding buying from them, and I will later, when I have enough turn-over, to buy more than 20 boxes at a time. But untill then, I'll just buy the cans of soda pop, in cash & carry-shops, which also Fox's mentioned as a possibility. I'm also wondering about maybe starting with a Web Design-company, so I'm not sure if I'll start these companies, but they are like future projects I have on my mind now. Say hi to Irina, who I co-operated with, on the Packaging Europe Database-projects. Some of the sweets are for the people at the office/Irina, as well, don't eat all yourself! Only joking. Sorry about this! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 2:40 PM, Tim Sykes <tim@packagingeurope.com> wrote: Hi Erik, My first thought with regard to exporting carbonated drinks is that if you ordered them in bulk quantities (e.g. several boxes each containing several bottles), you could reuse the packaging in which you received them to transport them safely to Norway. The other advantage is that you would be able to purchase the drinks at a lower cost and make a better profit. However, you would have to be confident there was a market for them before making the purchase yourself. By the way, don’t feel you need to send any more sweets before you ask for advice! I’ll be happy to answer any packaging question if I know the answer. Best wishes, Tim From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 25 November 2010 14:30 To: Tim Sykes Subject: Re: Sweets Hi Tim, well I have had some problems with hackers, and am now working on another website, to do with my blogs. But I'll try again to set up a new webshop, besides my job-search, later this year, or in the new-year. I thought I'd better send the glacier mints, or else I couldn't ask for packaging-advice again. Only joking! But I wondered, in Norway they don't sell the soda-pop brands Dr. Pepper and Coca Cola Cherry. I wondered about selling them to Norway, in single boxes and 6-packs. Have you please got some suggestion for the packaging? (This is in the future, maybe next year, so it's no hurry). Thank you very much again for the e-mail! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Tim Sykes <tim@packagingeurope.com> wrote: Hello Erik, We have just received the packets of sweets you sent us. Many thanks! We shall enjoy them. I hope your business is going well. Best wishes, Tim From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 11 October 2010 13:21 To: tim Subject: Re: Hi Tim, Hi Tim, that sounds very smart. I'll send some mints/sweets, that I sell to Norway, to your office, to Irina or something, as thank you for the help with the packaging/wrapping. At least if the customers buy them all, at once :) Only joking. Thank you very much for the advice with this. I'll check on Staples and places like that. I'll put the crisps and the tortilla chips and the alcohol, in an own online Off Licence now, I thought. So then I have some time to find the right packaging, before that online shop opens. So I already have a spin off, on the sweets/mints-shop. (Since they stopped selling Glacier Mints in Norway, for some reason. And I've read that the customers miss them there). But we'll see if someone buy them yet. I haven't started marketing yet, on Google etc. So I can't say for sure if it's going to be a success yet. But if it is a success, then I'll think I'll subsribe to the Packaging Database, that I worked on, in 2007 and 2008, to find the best and most in-expensive packaging-solution. We'll see. Thank you very much for the help with the advice again! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog On Mon, Oct 11, 2010 at 12:40 PM, tim <tim@packagingeurope.com> wrote: Hi Erik, It’s good to hear from you. I’m pleased to hear about your venture and hope it proves a big success. That’s an interesting question about the packaging. I agree that there would be a real risk of damaging the crisps in transit. You would definitely need an additional layer of packaging to protect them – maybe a light cardboard box, preferably small enough for the crisps package inside not to rattle around. This should be fairly cheap and is light but provides some rigidity to protect the crisps. Best wishes, Tim Sykes Editor, Packaging Europe Tel +44 (0)1603 414 444 Fax +44 (0)1603 406 543 tim@packagingeurope.com www.packagingeurope.com From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com] Sent: 10 October 2010 20:17 To: tim Subject: Hi Tim, how are you? Thanks for the co-operation, with the Packaging Europe-database, in 2007 and 2008. I've now started a new webshop, specialising, in selling British food, to Scandinavia, (and Europe): http://www.godtebutikken.net/ I have some problems with the packaging, for the crisps and the tortilla-chips. I thought maybe it was ok, if I asked you, since you work in the packaging-industry. I need a packaging, that is light-weight, (because I send with airmail), which is in-expensive, (since the products aren't that expensive), and which have room for the 6-packs of 30 grams crisps and tortilla chips, that are very popular, in the UK. I sell mostly British sweets, but some customers have alse enquired about the crisps. I used to work as a food shop-manager in Norway, so this is two of my fields, IT and groceries/food. Since they have stopped selling the Glacier-mints in Norway. So I thought I could sell them on the internet, since many people in Norway, miss the Glacier-mints. (I've read on the internet). I mostly use buble-envelopes. But, I'm not sure if these are good enough, to send as air mail, without the crisps being broken into many pieces. I understand this is not really packaging, but more like wrapping. But I just thought about the packaging-job, when I thought about this, with the wrapping. So I thought that maybe you would know about this. Do you think it's possible to send the crips to Norway etc., without them being distroyed? Hope this is alright! Best regards, Erik Ribsskog

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Det her er hun Marianne Høksaas, som var sjefen min, og lærte meg opp, på Arvato Microsoft. Hu så litt mer fjong ut da men, syntes jeg. Men men. Hm

http://www.bi.no/Forskning/Faglige-hjemmesider/?ansattid=a0710091

PS.

Hu har et sånt rødt og hvitt tørkle.

Kanskje det er som de røde og hvite Ball-genserne, på 80-tallet, og at det symboliserer Johanitterordenen, eller noe lignende?

Hvem vet.

Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

Men vi får se hva som skjer.

Vi får se.

Mvh.

Erik Ribsskog

PS 2.

Jeg sendte en ny e-post om hun kan være referanse fra Arvato:

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Referanse?

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Fri, Nov 26, 2010 at 5:44 AM
To: marianne.hoksaas@bi.no
Hei, jeg bare lurte på igjen om du kan være referanse fra Arvato? Mvh. Erik Ribsskog

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Jeg sendte en klage på the Adjudicator til the Parliamentary Ombudsman

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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Complaint about the Adjudicator

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 8:04 PM
To: Phso Enquiries <phso.enquiries@ombudsman.org.uk>
Hi, the Adjudicator, has written a long and methodical letter, and fine, in the way, that it's without spelling-errors, etc. But, they ignore one thing. That was, that I called the Tax-office, and asked them, if the cheque I got in the post, with the tax-return, was the _final_ figure. (This was long after I had sent all the documentation). The tax-office confirmed, on the phone, that the cheque, was the right, final figure. Still, some time later, I got a charge, which said that I had gotten to much money. Then I mean, that they can't just say one thing on the phone, and then charge me later. This, the Adjuctator ignores. So I wanted to complain about this. (Also the Adjudicator hasn't signed her letter, which I think is a bit unconventional. What's going on, shouldn't letters like this be singed to be formal?) Thanks in advance for helping me over-turn this unfair decition by the Adjudicator. Yours sincerely, Erik Ribsskog 4 attachments img136.jpg 542K img137.jpg 598K img138.jpg 595K img139.jpg 487K

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PS.

Her er vedleggene:

Jeg fikk et brev fra the Adjudicator

Jeg sendte en ny e-post til faren min

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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familie

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Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>	Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 5:49 PM
To: Arne Mogan Olsen <arnemogan@gmail.com>
Hei, jeg kan skrive e-post da, men jeg gidder ikke at du ringer, siden du dreiv med den bølleringinga. Du kan jo kanskje høre med han Idar, om han kan sende den slektsforskinga, hit til England, så kan jeg legge det inn på internett. Du får gratulere Christell med dagen da. Jeg har ikke fått noe bestilling fra deg, hverken fra den gamle eller nye butikken. Var det pga. at Ingeborg arvet Holger baron Adeler, at jeg måtte flytte til Berger? Jeg har ikke fått arv etter Ingeborg, enda Karen jo døde i 1999. Med hilsen Erik Ribsskog 2010/11/13 Arne Mogan Olsen <arnemogan@gmail.com> jeg har lest dine interesser for familien og som jeg har informert deg om før så har jeg på min farsside en ANE TILBAKE TIL IVER HVITFEDT. Sjekk dette. Cristell er idag 38 år. jeg venter på varene fra din butikk. hilsen ARNE.

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Jeg skulle sjekke om det var noen e-poster fra Irina Ball, i trash-boksen, men så var det en e-post fra faren min der. Hm

Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

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familie

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Arne Mogan Olsen <arnemogan@gmail.com>	Sat, Nov 13, 2010 at 2:43 PM
To: eribsskog@gmail.com
jeg har lest dine interesser for familien og som jeg har informert deg om før så har jeg på min farsside en ANE TILBAKE TIL IVER HVITFEDT. Sjekk dette. Cristell er idag 38 år. jeg venter på varene fra din butikk. hilsen ARNE.

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Her kan man se at Irina Ball står oppført som News Editor, hos Packaging Europe, i Norwich, fremdeles

http://www.packagingeurope.com/ContactUs.aspx

PS.

Her kan man se at det er et firma i Tyskland, som heter Ball Packaging Europe, og som jeg mener å huske var linket til Packaging Europe, i England:



http://www.ball-europe.com/382_281_ENG_PHP.html