Fillers, fillers, fillers!!! Everyone Learns IT Eventually

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Here's another one for the juke box
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lM7H0ooV_o8&feature=kp

TwaNumpties

emerald21 wrote: »

Ohhhhhh don t mention BT to me . I ve had a bellyfull of them lately. Not because of BT infinity though. I ve got through to automated voices today a few times and a girl in India.

What was up with yours?

Sunshinemummy

emerald21 wrote: »

Well spotted I didn t notice did you sunshine mummy ?

Not until someone else highlighted... I scrolled bag and took a deep gasp!

Then thought ooh.... where do you buy this from before sense kicked and I realised I could not cook these and remain a mummy in my children's eyes!!!:p:p:p:p:p:p:p:p

emerald21

Sunshinemummy wrote: »

Is he... what is Nerfy doing?

:p:p:p:p:p:p

He said something about me fancying anything with a pulse :eek: and you thanked him lol

Enterprise_1701C

TwaNumpties wrote: »

Thank you, just nipped through to check which socket - BT installed one with 2 bits in it, bottom bit is the same as the pic so do I just unscrew that part or do I leave it for the many the morn. Hubby offshore just now and I would have gotten him to have a ficker lol.


Helpline said that the engineer checked the local exchange.

It is very easy, just unscrew it and then it pulls off. There should not be any wires attached to this part as you have no extension points. If you plug the phone into the socket that is revealed then try calling it whatever happens is down to BT and not you.

To be honest, as you only have the one socket I would be very surprised if it is down to yourselves.

As for BT checking the local exchange, well, I've heard that before :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

We've been out to "internal wiring faults" before, plug the phone into the test socket and no line. We get BT to check the line while we are there and all of a sudden there is a line fault :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TwaNumpties

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

It is very easy, just unscrew it and then it pulls off. There should not be any wires attached to this part as you have no extension points. If you plug the phone into the socket that is revealed then try calling it whatever happens is down to BT and not you.

To be honest, as you only have the one socket I would be very surprised if it is down to yourselves.

As for BT checking the local exchange, well, I've heard that before :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

We've been out to "internal wiring faults" before, plug the phone into the test socket and no line. We get BT to check the line while we are there and all of a sudden there is a line fault :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm awa to see far grumpy guts has hidden his screwdrivers , back soon if not frazzled lol.

emerald21

TwaNumpties wrote: »

What was up with yours?

I have posted all about it earlier today lol if you want to check my post . I don't think the ones who read it before would like to read it again lol.

To summarise our problem was when people phoned us we couldn t hear them because of some fault. Bt said the fault was in our house, they lied, problem was at the exchange and we paid £35 to a guy who came and proved that they were at fault as we didn t want a £129 odd bill either

c-101

TwaNumpties wrote: »

Evening peeps - RANT ALERT (sorry)


Ok, need a favour please, has anyone had problems with their phone after they had BT infinity installed.


Waited in for the engineer this afternoon who was a no-show and sick of being in a queue for 20mins and then have to explain all over again to someone in India (I think).


Since the upgrade, my phone does not ring at this end for incoming calls - although there is a line.


Engineer re-booked for the morn between 1 - 6pm and I will be flaming if I have to cough up £129. Phone worked fine before the upgrade.


Please tell me I am not the only one who has come across this problem.


RANT OVER (thank you for listening).


Now, how is abody the day? x

Sorry to hear about your problems with BT I switched last month, and they did a similar thing to me, it must be a common thing with the engineers not showing. Not sure if it is any use to you but try this number if you need to call them again, they were fairly helpful when I called them with my problems 0800400456.

Hope everyone is ok, just come on now and see new thread is up to 30ish pages so about to read back...
If I have the energy.. Thanks for the new thread lutzi.

Sunshinemummy

emerald21 wrote: »

He said something about me fancying anything with a pulse :eek: and you thanked him lol

Typical male.... I once had a rather handsome policeman say this to me, so I suggested we went into a cupboard..... He flustered, and despite my continued insistence and persistence that I had a pulse, he just became increasing flustered, turned bright red and could hardly talk!

Then I highlighted that men do not fancy anything with a pulse, that he is good man who loves his wife lots.....and point proved.

His colleague managed to keep a straight face until I let on, and we were both on the floor laughing....... bless he was so relieved! I later met his wife on a night out, and became quite friendly with her, she loved the story, but her hubby didn't!

:o:o:o:o:o

Claire1972

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gocat wrote: »

Evening all
Did you try this out yet Claire? Thinking of getting one as my halogen oven broke (got refund) .

Hi
Yes I made homemade chips tonight in it, best chips I've tasted in ages. We'll worth the money.
If anyone else has one what have you made in it?
Claire x