The Compers Inn - Part 27

Jokey

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Volcanic costs
Money Box listeners stranded abroad at the height of the volcanic ash crisis have been telling us that in some cases they face bills of thousands of pounds for using the internet.
Regular listener, Tom Burton, was shocked to receive a bill of more than £7,000 from his mobile broadband provider O2.
Tom downloaded a massive amount of data to allow him to listen to his favourite Radio 4 programmes - including Money Box.
O2 insists it did send him warnings about his rapidly mounting bill and has now offered to reduce it to just under £3,000.
The programme hears from Tom Burton and also from Matthew Wheeler from the comparison website uSwitch about how those mobile broadband bills can easily mount up.

vwcampervan72

Evening everyone,

Sorry not been posting much, had a lot on here the last few days,

Hope everyones well and winning loads

Love to you all x x

crin

Hi all. Just a very quick pop in as I am off to be shorlty as I am so tired, woke up at 4 this morning in so much pain but wearing my collar and resting has eased it a little.

I have to have a mammogram again tomorrow which I hate the thought off as it is so painful for me but never mind these things must be done.

Well done on the win sweetie and a big WOW katie you done great girl a really good amount in a short time well done you I am so proud of you. x

Well, just a quick flick through on here and then 10 mins on facebook and then bed.

Night all speak on here sometime tomorrow.

Jokey

vwcampervan72 wrote: »

Evening everyone,

Sorry not been posting much, had a lot on here the last few days,

Hope everyones well and winning loads

Love to you all x x

:wave: VW

((hugs)) Hope you're ok chicken :kisses3: xx

Jokey

crin wrote: »

Hi all. Just a very quick pop in as I am off to be shorlty as I am so tired, woke up at 4 this morning in so much pain but wearing my collar and resting has eased it a little.

I have to have a mammogram again tomorrow which I hate the thought off as it is so painful for me but never mind these things must be done.

Well done on the win sweetie and a big WOW katie you done great girl a really good amount in a short time well done you I am so proud of you. x

Well, just a quick flick through on here and then 10 mins on facebook and then bed.

Night all speak on here sometime tomorrow.

Thank You ((hugs)) hun, hope all goes ok tomoro xx

vwcampervan72

yeah im fine sweetie thanks chick, hope your all well

well done on winning the ipod, dont hold your breathe for the delivery of it LOL

GL tomorrow crin, dont know why your wearing a collar but hope your not in too much pain

Well done Katie aswell, thats a large wack of money for the dogs

NoNameWoman

sweetiepie1982 wrote: »

Congrats Diddlepops :j :j

Thanks everyone :kisses3:

:wave: NNW, hows you hun? xx

Hi Sweetie hun x sorry was wolfing down my tea so had the forum minimised xx
I am fine thank you looked up and down town for a tatty teddy with a get well message and couldn't fine it...my legs hurt
Made up for you, well done on your win x

Jokey

vwcampervan72 wrote: »

yeah im fine sweetie thanks chick, hope your all well

well done on winning the ipod, dont hold your breathe for the delivery of it LOL

Glad you're ok hun xx
LOL, I know the Gumtree fella had set up the comp before he ordered the iPod's, lol. He messaged to say they should be with us all by the end of next week (fingers crossed) xx

NoNameWoman wrote: »

Hi Sweetie hun x sorry was wolfing down my tea so had the forum minimised xx
I am fine thank you looked up and down town for a tatty teddy with a get well message and couldn't fine it...my legs hurt
Made up for you, well done on your win x

Np chick. Thank for the wd Made up, had a fab 2 months, don't want it to end :rotfl:
You need to get a hot bath or get your man to give you a massage xx

NoNameWoman

:D Good idea but don't think men get it...kept on throwing the hint only for him to say 'it's your last day at work tomorrow' sort of a polite what are you complaining about

I hope your good luck continues hun (you deserve it and you put a lot of effort and time into posting competitions) x

Skippycat

sweetiepie1982 wrote: »

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Volcanic costs
Money Box listeners stranded abroad at the height of the volcanic ash crisis have been telling us that in some cases they face bills of thousands of pounds for using the internet.
Regular listener, Tom Burton, was shocked to receive a bill of more than £7,000 from his mobile broadband provider O2.
Tom downloaded a massive amount of data to allow him to listen to his favourite Radio 4 programmes - including Money Box.
O2 insists it did send him warnings about his rapidly mounting bill and has now offered to reduce it to just under £3,000.
The programme hears from Tom Burton and also from Matthew Wheeler from the comparison website uSwitch about how those mobile broadband bills can easily mount up.

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