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Re: eBay order cancelled and refused refund - I am upset.
The reason ebay are challenging the dispute (and why they told you to contact the card provider) is this, You paid by card using your home address that the card is registered too. You then changed th…2 -
Re: 'Rich' Editor feedback.
Any ideas what is going on with the text editor this evening? It is having really weird behaviour across multiple devices (Android Phone and Tablet, W11 desktop and laptop, all running the most up to…1 -
Re: Learning to walk before I run
What a lovely MSE day out with the girls! I love the Range as an adult, I can well imagine it would be a treasure trove for a 3 year old.5 -
Re: UKPC , DCB LEGAL court claim
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81885947#Comment_81885947 HI @Coupon-mad hope all is well! We did this rodeo once a couple years back! Can i check its this post you mentioned:…1 -
Re: Back billing - but in credit so Energy Ombudsman found in favour of supplier
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81886014#Comment_81886014 Do please take your challenge to whatever authorities you deem fit, but you are still dealing with the consistent vie…2 -
Re: Changing address with HMRC / DWP with no recognised ID =(
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81879945#Comment_81879945 You can also apply for a driving licence by getting form D1 from a post office https://www.gov.uk/apply-first-provisi…1 -
Re: Quick question re: GiffGaff or similar PAYG
If you have a friend already on GiffGaff ask them to request a free SIM for you and you will each get £5 credit, I did this when I got my spare phone, it's so easy to do.1 -
Re: Quick question re: GiffGaff or similar PAYG
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81885339#Comment_81885339 No this is incorrect. I have a spare phone on GiffGaff and that's not a requirement.1 -
Re: Quick question re: GiffGaff or similar PAYG
I got a giffgaff sim near the end of 2023 for an old phone. I topped it up with £10, and then every couple of months I do an outgoing text to keep the sim alive. I currently have £7.95 credit of that…1 -
Re: Quick question re: GiffGaff or similar PAYG
you can buy an EE sim with a £10 bundle and then text 'stop pack' to 150 to switch it to 'ordinary' payg. Use it every few months to keep it active1
