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Re: Expired app issue
For £7.50 I'd suggest you've already expended too much time and effort.2 -
Re: Financial apps on your phone
: having now read the article, it appears that the attackers had knowledge that the victim had a large balance in crypto. I've never used crypto, so hopefully makes me a less likely target. It s…1 -
Re: Financial apps on your phone
If anyone gets hold of my phone they could in theory get hold of a couple of grand, spread between a few different providers. The majority of my savings are in an ISA with a provider whose app I have…1 -
Re: Financial apps on your phone
I don't think that the phone is particularly relevant in the case being cited. If the victim was told to unlock his phone and his apps, or his safe, or to ring his bank and transfer all his mone…2 -
Re: Triple lock increase for April 2027 is 3.9% (probably)
The Turner pensions review that preceded the introduction of the triple lock by a few years as well as saying Raise pension age Go back to wage indexation Create NEST also said that the goal should b…2 -
Re: Will AI put bond fund managers out of work?
What you tend to see in active investment grade bond funds is that fund managers tilt heavily towards BBB and/or emerging market debt. That can lead to significant outperformance of a market-cap weig…1 -
Re: Airport drop offs: what if it goes to court? What are the actual precedents?
https://www.uberpeople.net/threads/airport-pcns.489590/ I only know of one actual drop off case going to court and the parking company lost. The rest I know of at airports, that are similar, are no s…4 -
Re: Airport drop offs: what if it goes to court? What are the actual precedents?
Many years ago I represented myself in Daventry against a speeding fine. The car was a company car and the photographs were inconclusive. I argued that I had tried to discover who the driver was, fro…2 -
Re: Can you complain above POPLA?
No, its a closed shop, the whole appeals process is pure theatre.3 -
Re: My ISA allowance is considerably larger than yows!
Okay - I'm pleasantly surprised, then.1
