Poms In Perth website
#16
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Originally posted by sandradee
I dont understand the above, are you saying its a bad site, or am I missing something, please explain.
I dont understand the above, are you saying its a bad site, or am I missing something, please explain.
#17
#18
Its a pleasure.
The lady at abouttown is Corinne, e-mail her and tell her I recomended them.
A lot cheaper that poms, and we found we were out so much we hardly used the unit anyway.
What was good was that there was, iron/ironing board/hoover/washingmachine/towells etc
The lady at abouttown is Corinne, e-mail her and tell her I recomended them.
A lot cheaper that poms, and we found we were out so much we hardly used the unit anyway.
What was good was that there was, iron/ironing board/hoover/washingmachine/towells etc
#19
Yeh Ive just e-mailed them, do you know if they allow dogs - I dont suppose so it looks a bit posh!!!
I wonder if they can do pick up service from airport....
My parents will probably be there before us (retirement visa) and as they have never been before we will need a little guidance for them just to show them to apartments and area etc)
Any ideas???
Thanks
Kath
I wonder if they can do pick up service from airport....
My parents will probably be there before us (retirement visa) and as they have never been before we will need a little guidance for them just to show them to apartments and area etc)
Any ideas???
Thanks
Kath
#20
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Why the concern about airport pickups? as far as I am aware they do have taxis, buses, trains in Perth.
#21
Yeh, but its nice to not have to go out and do all that if a friendly face meets you its much nicer dont you think??
Kath
Kath
#22
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Joined: Sep 2003
Location: In Perth for a while
Posts: 111
Originally posted by KathDore
Yeh, but its nice to not have to go out and do all that if a friendly face meets you its much nicer dont you think??
Kath
Yeh, but its nice to not have to go out and do all that if a friendly face meets you its much nicer dont you think??
Kath
#23
Originally posted by KathDore
Yeh Ive just e-mailed them, do you know if they allow dogs - I dont suppose so it looks a bit posh!!!
I wonder if they can do pick up service from airport....
My parents will probably be there before us (retirement visa) and as they have never been before we will need a little guidance for them just to show them to apartments and area etc)
Any ideas???
Thanks
Kath
Yeh Ive just e-mailed them, do you know if they allow dogs - I dont suppose so it looks a bit posh!!!
I wonder if they can do pick up service from airport....
My parents will probably be there before us (retirement visa) and as they have never been before we will need a little guidance for them just to show them to apartments and area etc)
Any ideas???
Thanks
Kath
She did offer to pick us up from the airport, but we got a taxi
#24
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Originally posted by Dawn Adams
But EVERYONE in Perth has a friendly face
But EVERYONE in Perth has a friendly face
#25
Originally posted by S Oldfield
She did offer to pick us up from the airport, but we got a taxi
She did offer to pick us up from the airport, but we got a taxi
Cor they were quick she got back to me already....just needed to give her some more info on my parents...
Ill let you know how I get on!!!
Kath
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We just got ourselves a cheap appartment in Scarborough when we arrived, cost about $40 a night. Very basic, but all you need as a base as you're going to spend most of your time out and about getting everything sorted.
We only stayed for 3 nights as we found a rental place straight away and getting a rental is going to be far cheaper than poms in perth. The properties that they advertise would rent for less than half what they charge. And there are plenty of rentals around and plenty of bargins to be had.
As for airport pickup, can't really see why it's so important to have someone there to meet you? Jump in a cab and do it that way, it only costs about $25 to get into the city, $45 to go to the coast.
We only stayed for 3 nights as we found a rental place straight away and getting a rental is going to be far cheaper than poms in perth. The properties that they advertise would rent for less than half what they charge. And there are plenty of rentals around and plenty of bargins to be had.
As for airport pickup, can't really see why it's so important to have someone there to meet you? Jump in a cab and do it that way, it only costs about $25 to get into the city, $45 to go to the coast.
Last edited by owieb; Mar 12th 2004 at 1:40 am.
#28
Originally posted by Simone82
add an extra s
www.aussiemove.com
Good site, well, for Perth anyway, not sure how far they are with other cities.
add an extra s
www.aussiemove.com
Good site, well, for Perth anyway, not sure how far they are with other cities.
#29
Originally posted by DianeOZ
Kath - I'll come and meet you but you might be straight on the next flight back!!!
Kath - I'll come and meet you but you might be straight on the next flight back!!!
Oi you cheeky cow!!!
Listen missus = you wanna babysitter you best be nice to me and Laura
No its no good I need a place that takes bloody dogs!!! Someone outthere must know somewhere!! reasonably priced and clean...
Come on you guys - help and blonde bombshell out!!!
Kaththedelectibleone
#30
Originally posted by owieb
We just got ourselves a cheap appartment in Scarborough when we arrived, cost about $40 a night. Very basic, but all you need as a base as you're going to spend most of your time out and about getting everything sorted.
We only stayed for 3 nights as we found a rental place straight away and getting a rental is going to be far cheaper than poms in perth. The properties that they advertise would rent for less than half what they charge. And there are plenty of rentals around and plenty of bargins to be had.
As for airport pickup, can't really see why it's so important to have someone there to meet you? Jump in a cab and do it that way, it only costs about $25 to get into the city, $45 to go to the coast.
We just got ourselves a cheap appartment in Scarborough when we arrived, cost about $40 a night. Very basic, but all you need as a base as you're going to spend most of your time out and about getting everything sorted.
We only stayed for 3 nights as we found a rental place straight away and getting a rental is going to be far cheaper than poms in perth. The properties that they advertise would rent for less than half what they charge. And there are plenty of rentals around and plenty of bargins to be had.
As for airport pickup, can't really see why it's so important to have someone there to meet you? Jump in a cab and do it that way, it only costs about $25 to get into the city, $45 to go to the coast.
Did those apartments allow doggies (only small chauhaus and a westie and poodle)!!!
I cant find anywhere that does other than some unfurnished..
Kath