Businessman Andrew Bynoe’s suggestion of an island-wide ten per-cent pay-cut has so angered someone or group of people that a boycott of his businesses has been planned for Friday.
The “no shopping” attack that was pushed on instant messenger to an unknown number of cellular phones today, is being taken very seriously by the supermarket owner who recently opened a modern multi-million dollar shopping facility in Black Rock.
Bynoe confirmed that he too had received one of the boycott messages.
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