Quidco

Lynsey

Just watch how many "problem" transactions are received by the next "pay day".
You can of course thank Quidco for all their hard work behind the scenes though (lol).
This is down to pressure, and thanks are needed to both Fenris and Ruttha (otheres as well), but will people be "man enough" to say thanks, I think not.

Lynsey

gordikin

ruthha wrote: »

Please Torby leave my country out of this . I could mention your own country and the troubles you have had and are still having but i will not.


You on the whole are not a very nice person.

Thank you

I think you'll find it was Lynsey that brought your country into this thread along with England....she may have meant GB or UK though? Maybe you should have a word with her too...just to be evenhanded?

Torby

timidtoad wrote: »

This Torby clearly off his rocker . Would he let his wife meet 3 people she had never meet in some Local Hotel .

She had said she was to be with her solicitor and accountant, not exactly on her own then?

Also what the hell it got to do with him where they meet , I remember that Quidco had invited him to Sheffield but he could not get across the Giants Causeway.

I felt there was no need for me to see Quico staff or how they work,or indeed wasting their money on my behalf, why? it works well for me and tens of thousands of others, less than 1% of 4,000,000 transactions have problems and only 0.004% fail to get resolved

If they meet at the top of the Eiffel Tower its got sod all to do with him , mind his own business and get on with his life .

It was merely pointing out it would be more appropriate to meet in a neutral location. Mind you with your grasp of the English language and resorting to profanity I think you misunderstand the expression "The pen is mightier than the sword". I don't expect we'll see you involved in any mediation or arbitration work any time soon and I suppose the phrase "Entente Cordiale" is lost on you as well, ask Ruthha.

:rotfl:

as for getting on with my life? not a problem, part of my life keeps me in front of a computer screen for long periods at a time, for comic relief I come on here and read the likes of your post, it's really a shame that you actually exhibit the perceived least common denominator traits of people who post on forums.

Torby

ruthha wrote: »

Please Torby leave my country out of this . I could mention your own country and the troubles you have had and are still having but i will not.


You on the whole are not a very nice person.

Thank you

sorry Ruthha, but you did actually mention my country and the fact you served with the UN there and the great things you did for my countrymen (still waiting to hear what that was) you didn't solve anything here and I doubt if you even learned anything while you were here about mediation and transparancy, as regards anything I've said about France( and Lynsey mentioned struggles there) is any of it untrue or inaccurate?

Here's a saying not unlike "the pen...etc", "if you can't stand the heat..."

ruthha_2

Torby

Finaly i will not answer any of your future post or even read them

Thank you Enjoy your life and be happy.

Torby

ruthha wrote: »

Torby

Finaly i will not answer any of your future post or even read them

Thank you Enjoy your life and be happy.

That suits me...you never gave any answers when I asked anyway, others have noticed as well.

If enjoy your life and be happy is genuinely expressed, then I wish the same for you:money:

Lynsey

Don't worry ruttha, what's happening is some members are trying to divert the Quidco problems and issues and lay the blame/abuse at other members.

Quidco have major problems and their supporters are actually adding to them by "fanning the flames".

If Quidco don't have problems let Quidco come out and state that.

Lynsey

bristolleedsfan

Fenris wrote: »

Well, it doesn't really does it? You, poolie, geordieracer, Torby and a few others have no vested interest in what ruthha is doing; you're only coming into the thread to nit-pick and generally stick up for Quidco. As many have said before, if you have no problems with Quidco, good for you, we're happy for you. If you can't contribute to the thread with anything other than slagging off those of us who're trying to get money out of Quidco, why are you here? I can only assume it's because you enjoy !!!!!ing. :rolleyes:

"Praise, Vent & Warnings" Where is the "Praise" Sub-Forum please.

Lynsey

ruthha wrote: »

Please Torby leave my country out of this . I could mention your own country and the troubles you have had and are still having but i will not.


You on the whole are not a very nice person.

Thank you

You certainly could and that would be a very long thread indeed, but the issue is Quidco's problems.

BTW ruthha, did Quidco ever get back and accept your meeeting offer??
They were aware of this at lunchtime??

Lynsey

JasonLVC

The Data Protection Act is not quite as 'all encompassing' as most people believe, the DPA is simply used as an excuse for lazy people not to bother to tell you anything. Bit like health and safety rules

Information freely given to an individual can be used for a relevant purpose, must be up-to-date, not kept for longer than required and secure. If Ruttha wants to post personal details then provided she has the conent of the person (which is implicit when they give her that information unless they state otherwise), then no DPA issues as far as I can tell.

There's a big difference between posting "JasonLVC, quidco member owed £50" and actually posting my name, address, telephone number, age, etc.

I've lost track, but has Rutthha actually done this?. I didn't think that was the case but there are so many Quidco threads I kind of lose track.