Dragons won’t deter entrepreneur Osman (From Warrington Guardian)

dear me dont give up your day job,no wonder they gave nothing, stick to the chippy.

A fool and his money ! I watch the cringe worthy moment on tv, to still think its a good idea Duncan Bannatyne was trying to tell forget the idea its not worth the cost. If you want to sell large party poppers ask Warrington Wolves where they get theres from, they have used them at the start of a game. $1750 for a name someone has, and is taking the 'fool and his money' thing litrally. Thats a whole lot of chippy dinners to worth to get back. Forget the whole thing Osman

Although your opinions are your own the show was edited in a fashion that perhaps did not truly reflect the actual conversation in the Den.

Duncan Bannatyne did state that he would have one for his hotel - if the impact the product made was more spectacular. You have to understand that the prototype that I took into the Den is not the finished article and improvements have and are continuing to be made on the design.

I was also the final entrepreneur to enter the Den, not only on the day but also for the series. After 9 hours of filming the Dragons, rightfully so, were tired and I dont feel that I had the opportunity to fully express my business model and the potential market.

I paid $1,750 for the domain name flowerfountain.com - this is because the intention is to sell the product on an international scale. Although this seems expensive, and seems Daz although a 'fool and his money are easily parted', should the product become successful on this level then that price constitutes a bargain, in comparison to the price I may have had to pay for it in the future should someone else have taken it already.

I still believe that this is a product that has the capability to appeal to a large audience. It is not a large party popper as you put it, but a focal point to act as a spectacle for large celebratory moments. Particularly at weddings, hence the fact it can shoot flower petals (amongst other items). The wedding industry in the UK alone is worth billions and with an average spend of near £20,000 per wedding the potential for this product, once further developed, is massive.

I appreciate your comments and any feedback is welcomed. However, I think my achievements in business to date already reflect that your 'fool and his money' comment is far from accurate. Thanks.

Although your opinions are your own the show was edited in a fashion that perhaps did not truly reflect the actual conversation in the Den.

Duncan Bannatyne did state that he would have one for his hotel - if the impact the product made was more spectacular. You have to understand that the prototype that I took into the Den is not the finished article and improvements have and are continuing to be made on the design.

I was also the final entrepreneur to enter the Den, not only on the day but also for the series. After 9 hours of filming the Dragons, rightfully so, were tired and I dont feel that I had the opportunity to fully express my business model and the potential market.

I paid $1,750 for the domain name flowerfountain.com - this is because the intention is to sell the product on an international scale. Although this seems expensive, and seems Daz although a 'fool and his money are easily parted', should the product become successful on this level then that price constitutes a bargain, in comparison to the price I may have had to pay for it in the future should someone else have taken it already.

I still believe that this is a product that has the capability to appeal to a large audience. It is not a large party popper as you put it, but a focal point to act as a spectacle for large celebratory moments. Particularly at weddings, hence the fact it can shoot flower petals (amongst other items). The wedding industry in the UK alone is worth billions and with an average spend of near £20,000 per wedding the potential for this product, once further developed, is massive.

I appreciate your comments and any feedback is welcomed. However, I think my achievements in business to date already reflect that your 'fool and his money' comment is far from accurate. Thanks.