Weekly Flylady Thread 5th January 2009

NicNocs

Do you think they'll complain if I write it out and stick it around the kitchen?[/quote]

I doubt they'll even notice!

Gryfon

NicNocs wrote: »

Do you think they'll complain if I write it out and stick it around the kitchen?

I doubt they'll even notice![/quote]

They will when there are about 10 of them everywhere :rotfl:

Just listening to Radio 2 and they're going to talk about compulsive hoarding http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/shows/vine/

Liberty9515

Mudbath wrote: »

Thanks toochoosey -my little 'baby' is 8!:eek:

Happy birthday to your 'baby' Mudbath!:j
Its my B/day today, and I cant remember being 8, and 18 is a very distant memory too! (along with 28 and 38! !) :rotfl:

SummerMoon

Right, I have
Washed dishes
Folded 3 loads of washing
Emptied and reloaded WM
Emptied and reloaded TD
Fixed drawer in kids room
Hoover floor under new drawers in kids room
Put drwaers onto hoovered area
Started to replace clothes in drawers

Whats next?
Finish sorting and putting clothes away in kids room
Tidy floor
Sort junk on bottom bunk
Rehang curtains
Make sure boxes underbed contain the correct toys
Strip beds
Hoover the remaining floor


Will see how long that takes, starting in 10 minutes lol.

Valli

Happy Birthday LIBERTY :bdaycake:and Mudbath's:bdaycake: 'baby'

gunsandbanjos

JennyBee wrote: »

GnB - just found this on a site called Debt Wizard...don't know if it's of any help (sure you've already looked into it)

Is there a helpline telephone number I can call for advice?
Yes, 0845 302 1444
Am I covered by the bank if a fraudster takes my money or sets up other bogus loan accounts?

The British Bankers Association, BBA, say that under their code victims of fraud will be reimbursed, however, every case will be judged upon its merits. But in reality you should be covered.

And this from the MSE site...

Do I need ID fraud insurance?
No no no no NO! An entire industry has built up selling us the fear of ID fraud and then trying to sell us insurance against it! In some ways these companies are almost, although not quite, as bad as the fraudsters themselves. Most non-high net worth individuals don’t need to pay for these expensive insurance policies; while ID fraud is a hassle, you're covered by the banks unless you're culpable.

Thanks for finding that, he is going into his branch tomorrow to try and sort it out. Its just such a hassle.

hellsbells45

gunsandbanjos wrote: »

Apparently he would need fraud prevention insurance or something like that?? I dont know much about that kind of thing either.

I have had my card cloned twice. Apparently they crunch numbers until they come up with one that works. The first time it happened I noticed it, small but regular payment to O2 PAYG, card stopped immediately and money refunded, (Have to report it to police etc and I did'nt have insurance) turned out it was being done by someone in Leeds!!!! The police down here would have prosecuted but it Leeds it was written off!

The second time my bank alerted me due to a strange donation for £5.08 to red cross (apparently they look out for these kind of payments as the gangs test the nos. out by making donations to charities for small amounts) They cancelled my card immediately and I heard no more.

Seems that different banks to different things. Mine is A&L.:rolleyes:

Mudbath

Hiya Liberty - have a very happy birthday...i'm sure my 'not so baby' will save you a piece of cake! xx

gunsandbanjos

He's with Halifax, he got the money back that they took, think it was indonesia. They tried to claim he was liable and told him he had to prove he wasnt there, he doesnt even have a passport !!!!!!! They are not very sympathetic. He is thinking of closing his account with them.

Lady-Liberty

Liberty9515 wrote: »

Its my B/day today, and I cant remember being 8, and 18 is a very distant memory too! (along with 28 and 38! !) :rotfl:

Happy Birthday :bdaycake: from one Liberty to another xx