Posting pictures

thelibertinedream

How many posts do you need before you can post pictures?

need consumer advice but can post the info without posting an image

lajoni

I'll keep an eye on this as I'd like to know too...have been told 20,25 & 50 lol

Antispam

Nobody knows for sure could be 15-30 at a guess

Premier_2

Probably the same to post an active URL

The exact rules are not divulged, but I think it's a mixture of post count and length of time as a member.

I don't think I'm giving too much away by saying once you've been here 5 years and made 10,000 posts, you be able to post pictures/links :rotfl:

What others do who are genuinely needing urgent help is to indicate where the image is hosted, and hopefully an older member who does have permission to post images will post it for you, after confirming it is legitimate.

jinky67

its 50 - 100 IIRC :cool:

marleyboy

If you post in the location of the image, I am sure one of us regulars would be more than happy to post it for you

marleyboy

Posting on behalf of OP........

Bought some paving from a local merchants less than a year ago.

I went to them with a complaint about them being discoloured.

They were shocked at how bad it was and they told me to contact the manufacturer of the paving

below is the letter - it gives it the jist of it with pictures

Dear Sir/Madam

I write to you with a complaint regarding paving purchased from xxxxxx around September/October 2009.

The work to lay and finsh the patio area was contracted to xxxxx and I was happy and satisfied with the end result.

Unfortunately, not long afterwards the paving became discoloured then over the last few months the discolouring has went from bad to worse with large areas of grey now visiable in most of the paving slabs.

The slabs no longer, even closely resemble what we purchased and paid a lot of money to have fitted.

I have enclosed photographs of the paved area and await hearing from you on best way to resolve this matter

Regards
xxxxxx xxxxx





The reply I got back is this



Paving cost approx £600
Labour approx £1500

What are my options?

Their offer wont even cover the cost of a skip to dump the dodgy slabs let alone get someone to relay them, sand, cement etc.

marleyboy

I have posted this in the relevant thread for you; https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/37149258#Comment_37149258