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Shortfall dilema
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CelticStar wrote: »Some people have a right cheek!
Most people have a left one too
Sorry, couldn't resist 
I'll get my coat. 0 -
jennalicious wrote: »Most people have a left one too Sorry, couldn't resist I'll get my coat.
Well you made me laugh:rotfl:New Mantra: I must not visit MSE until after I've completed all my chores!!!!!0 -
One thing that no one has suggested is that it is an actual, genuine, mistake on their part.
Many years ago I went to pick up a computer part that cast £400+.21p (I remember the 21p).
I put the money in an envelope and I would have sworn that I put the 21p in there.
When I haded it over and the seller checked it there was no 21p.
I was extremely embarassed.0 -
Very good point. I am always mortified if I think I've given the wrong amount!
I've contacted the buyer, and have left the ball in their park so to speak.New Mantra: I must not visit MSE until after I've completed all my chores!!!!!0
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