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Re: Octopus saving sessions
So 9 weekends 😍1 -
Re: Cheaper Radio Times Subscription
Not quite finished after all! So the 3 months is up and they've offered a new subscription deal, but the best they are prepared to offer now is £156 for a year. If I order from them through Tesc…2 -
Re: Signing pdf banking application forms on laptop trackpad
I don't think it has ever been made clear to me by a bank/ investment platform etc how a form can or can not be signed. It seems to be a case of try it and see if it is accepted or maybe ask fir…1 -
Re: Signing pdf banking application forms on laptop trackpad
Since most of the institutions I deal with only want a signed pdf contract returned to them, I simply convert the pdf to read/write functionality on my Samsung tablet, sign the pdf with the Samsung s…1 -
Re: Signing pdf banking application forms on laptop trackpad
I presume this is why @dunstonh mentioned near the end that he would 'Print to PDF', which is effectively a means to flatten the image. I keep a scanned copy of my signature (which I cleane…1 -
Re: Signing pdf banking application forms on laptop trackpad
A while back I had a form rejected because it had not been signed with a "wet signature" even though they wanted the form sent via internet. I had done my squiggle with my trackpad. This is…1 -
Re: Signing pdf banking application forms on laptop trackpad
Are the above methods acceptable by banks, building societies etc for signing docs? It depends on the type of electronic signature and software. If it's the likes of DocuSign or other certified …3 -
Re: Royal London Money Market fund
I have about £9k invested in the Royal London Short Term Money Market (income) fund. It supposedly grows at 4% annually It doesn't "supposedly grow at 4%" as such - it aims to track th…4 -
Re: UKPC – Screwfix Chadwell Heath – disabled bay / Blue Badge not displayed
Quick update @Coupon-mad I escalated to the Screwfix CEO after Customer Resolution previously said they couldn't intervene. That's moved things on — Director-level Customer Resolution have …1 -
Re: The Top Regular Savers Discussion Thread
Mine hit my Barclays account around 16:15 (just under 30mins ago).1
