Recently I decided to do my part by starting up a small business selling machines with Ubuntu pre-installed and offering support. My bank have refused to offer me a business account at all 'because it's too risky to open an account for a company selling computers', apparently there's a high risk I will commit carousel fraud (whatever that is). Another bank are getting iffy about it because I'm involved in software (installing Ubuntu), I did attempt to explain that any company selling hardware is just as involved with software as I.
Is it just me or does the British economy not want small businesses to succeed?
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