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Re: I messed up mediation - Gladstones

Car1980

1 May at 6:18PM

Ignore them. They know the deal, and I suspect they'll discontinue. But tell us what you put in your defence please.

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Re: I messed up mediation - Gladstones

Car1980

1 May at 6:17PM

Yes, but the defence has already been submitted, so shoving it into the WS is the only option.

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Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

flobbalobbalob

1 May at 7:58PM

Not all flexible ISAs allow partial transfers out. Eg Zopa.

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Re: Premium Bond Winner ?

strawb_shortcake

2 May at 12:04AM

Well it was worth staying up until midnight, 3 prizes, 1 x £25, 1 x £50 and 1 x £500!! That's my second £500 prize ETA last £500 was Feb 23 and return over last 12 months is 4.25% max holdings

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Re: To clarify this Plum "switch after 3 months" but bonus interest is payed yearly.

Kennygwoodthe1st

1 May at 1:26PM

To reinforce what iambenton has said above, yes, whenever you leave , you lose interest. If you transfer out before any bonus is added to your account, you lose that. If you transfer out even one day…

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Re: Don't hit me with those negative waves Moriarity

LzzyIsGod

1 May at 10:46PM

I like to move it (move it) Reel 2 Real In a desperate attempt to improve my mental health and despite the blooming gorgeous but hot weather, I did indeed Move it Move it this evening with a particul…

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Re: Best way to get to Lord's cricket ground from Solihull at peak time

giraffe69

29 April at 12:25PM

Hillingdon Station (one in from Uxbridge) 1. Next to A40 2. Big car park (not too expensive) Going to Baker Street avoids changing to Jubilee line but is about a 13-15 minute walk to the ground

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Re: Flying solo

birdsfoottrefoil

1 May at 10:30AM

I’m sorry about your bfs dad. Likely to be a rough few weeks. That’s a bit rubbish about your colleague, some people can be quite awkward about these things. Maybe don’t know what to say if I’m being…

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Re: MET Southgate Stansted NTK - Successful POPLA appeal against MET Parking

lovediy

1 May at 6:29PM

Sorry Coupon-mad - just realised I think you were responding to jellybellysp.

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Re: DCBL notice of intended legal action

Car1980

29 April at 10:35AM

DCBL are just powerless debt collectors. The Protection of Freedoms Act states the address is one where they can be conveniently contacted. So I'd name the licensing authority. Email this to the park…

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Re: I messed up mediation - Gladstones

Re: I messed up mediation - Gladstones

Re: Cash ISAs: The Best Currently Available List

Re: Premium Bond Winner ?

Re: To clarify this Plum "switch after 3 months" but bonus interest is payed yearly.

Re: Don't hit me with those negative waves Moriarity

Re: Best way to get to Lord's cricket ground from Solihull at peak time

Re: Flying solo

Re: MET Southgate Stansted NTK - Successful POPLA appeal against MET Parking

Re: DCBL notice of intended legal action

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