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Having been on Co-Codamol all week for my poorly back I could do with some syrup of figs :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org0
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oh dear, you're so greedy, wasnt it enough to have lurgies??:rotfl::beer:0
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hello snow birds, isnt it lovely weather?? well not a lot to report apart from the fact that Virgin took out another payment for an outstanding bill, which i had already paid, which then put my lovely new co-op a/c into od.:mad: So i rung them up and said 'can i have it back today please' and the nice lady said 'yes' and put it through. just need to ring the co-op to find out what the charges will be.:eek:
just when i thought things were going reasonably well. no post today, just a few calls over the weekend from o8 numbers.:beer:0 -
If I have understood you correctly, hg - I'd put what you have written above in a letter to both parties and make it clear that O/D charges were incurred only by Virgin's error. Quote the 'nice lady' by name.
I'd be heavy on the dire start this gives you in a new Bank a/c and ask Virgin to make an appropriate goodwill gesture.
Keep a copy(you know this, of course) and send one to Virgin, another to Co-op.
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Hahaha HG!!!! No, this is an ongoing problem which flares up more often than notoh dear, you're so greedy, wasnt it enough to have lurgies??:rotfl:
Agree with Ampersand that as Virgin made error they should pay the £19.50 charge which you will get from Co-Op and that Co-Op needs to be aware that this is Virgin's fault not yours.
How are you apart from that? How's the money saving going for BR day?Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org0 -
Definatly make sure that Co-op are aware that it is Virgins fault as they have a 3 strikes and you are out policy, so you don't want this to be strike one!!BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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Think Im on to strike 2 already now. in spite of all my very careful budgeting and adding up,one of my dd's got refused! :mad: I knew it was too much to hope that things would be getting better for me.:eek::beer:0
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Have replied to your pm sweetie xxThink Im on to strike 2 already now. in spite of all my very careful budgeting and adding up,one of my dd's got refused! :mad: I knew it was too much to hope that things would be getting better for me.:eek:Christians Against Poverty - www.capuk.org0 -
well two weeks to go and i have manage to get a goodwill gesture out of virgin, as well as the refund of the overpayment, they are also crediting the £20 charges they threw at me plus the £19.50 charges from the bank.:beer:0
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Well that was a bit of a result

Has Co-op agreed that this is not a strike?BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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