I am also impressed to see leading Liverpool restaurants getting involved in this campaign, instead of just seeing an opportunity to make a
fast buck.
The WRU commits its own form of making a
fast buck on the back of international tickets - by charging huge sums for ones which come as part of a hospitality package.
Protesters have accused the company behind a Northumberland wind farm bid of being out to make a "
fast buck" from the controversial scheme.
Even as a child, Sallans was always looking for a way to make a
fast buck, and in his mid teens, he found a very easy and profitable method.
NOT content with just selling tickets for the big match, touts are also trying to make a
fast buck by selling train tickets to and from Cardiff on the day of the final.
Douglas Moffat, who runs Glasgow's Truffle Club, said: "The council are doing this to stop applicants who want to make a
fast buck."
Be wary of the
fast buck - veteran Chapman, having waited so long for his first Tour triumph, may well play with a freedom from the fear of failure which has dogged his career whenever he has been in a winning
If you shut down one site such as Ask.fm, smart-alec operators will only open another one, supported by unscrupulous advertisers keen to turn a
fast buck.
I can't help feeling short-changed by the TV companies who only seem to be intent on making a
fast buck.
By encouraging people to use this instead of a car, passengers would no longer be "held to ransom" by bosses wanting to make a
fast buck (or a rogue taxi driver who is prepared to 'fleece' nave tourists).
Selly Oak, Harborne, Selly Park and Bournbrook are full of properties owned by landlords who only want to make a
fast buck whilst these areas become a rubbish tip.
I am also impressed to see leading restaurants getting involved in this campaign instead of just seeing an opportunity to make a
fast buck.
Footballers live in a goldfish bowl these days and the unscrupulous won't hesitate in making a
fast buck at their expense.
I sometimes wonder if the New Labour ministers in Wales have a grand plan to make Wales a huge theme park when a
fast buck is more important than the protection of our environment and what's left of the natural beauty of Wales.
GMB General Secretary John Edmonds said: ``What has it come to when ministers sell off parts of the NHSas if they are flogging a used car to fat cats seeking a
fast buck?''