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Re: Prepping: the new world...
@Doveling that’s a very good idea, may I pinch it please?4 -
Re: Autumnal Achieving
Looked up the plants I have in my garden to research winter care. Nothing surprising, it's mainly 'Don't let them get too wet' but they'll have to take their chances since I …2 -
Re: My 5 year goal!
Well done on the marathon and CC1!1 -
Re: The New Top Easy Access Savings Discussion Area
That would be amazing if they could :) Crossing fingers they do this at least until 5th April 2027!1 -
Re: Virgin Money Bank
Not really sure why you have logged a complaint? Why didn't you just speak to Virgin after the second decline to find out what was going on rather than trying and failing more purchases?1 -
Re: Ebay Seller says he cannot make a partial refund while return is open
It surprises me how many people that are being asked to close item not received claims and are closing them . If you've opened a request, leave it active until it's resolved it or the item …2 -
Re: Ebay Seller says he cannot make a partial refund while return is open
My understanding was that 'offer a partial refund and let the customer keep the item' was one of the options to resolve an INAD case. I certainly wouldn't agree to close the case.2 -
Re: Ebay Seller says he cannot make a partial refund while return is open
The process is slightly different when there's an open case, maybe the seller is not aware - point them here: https://www.ebay.co.uk/help/selling/managing-returns-refunds/refunding-buyers?id=518…1 -
Re: From Debt to Wealth - My Journey, Your Inspiration
There should be more life lessons taught in school. How interest rates work ,cards, mortgages,compound interest, the importance of savings for long term, pensions etc.3 -
Re: From Debt to Wealth - My Journey, Your Inspiration
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