Everyone Loves Ingenious Tenuous Equations

davemorton

zippydooda wrote: »

costa, i cant see the other americano, so my store dont sell it
i got a £7.99 voucher for my shop.
as nildas said
im sure ALL of these will glitch
http://groceries.asda.com/promotion/meal-deal/ls87263
most compare well to tesco, but please check

:beer: Cheers Zip, I tried 3 of each in a shop. I dont mind the costa americano with milk in. Different strokes and all that.

zippydooda

davemorton wrote: »

:beer: Cheers Zip, I tried 3 of each in a shop. I dont mind the costa americano with milk in. Different strokes and all that.

cows milk or something like coffee mate

perkypam123

Classy_Chick06 wrote: »

can one of the ipint experts help please, i have won a £5 off wyb a 15 pack, i have been and bought the pack, but have no option of scanning the barcode or receipt, what am i doing wrong please...
tia

Press redeem now select store next press take a photo take

aau1

I take it you all know pick ups are free x3 in M on CS and COS again (with moc)?

frequent

Bikertov wrote: »

You are of course right - people can and do move on leaving 'issues' with an address.

Landlords see this all the time with certain tenants leaving with a string of CCJ's against them and Debt Collectors on the door chasing them for years for outstanding debts etc.

As with all this sort of thing, you need to use the information in context and in conjunction with other information to build a picture - and not just charge round to a property and put the windows in without asking any further questions.

This I can confirm through my own painful, long winded and very expensive experience.

My tenant took out a wonga load for £5000, I only found out after he had been evicted by bailiffs. So I had to explain to wonga it wasn't me, tenant gave all my details correct, except my DOB, so wonga believed me and were left to chase the £5000.

In the tenancy agreement, he was allocated all water costs, so in 2010 he change the water bill from his name into mine, then didn't bother to pay it, so I was left with £1600 in unpaid bill.

Again on the phone explaining to the water company that they should have verified the name change before proceeding, they said they just took his work for it....!

With a water bill in my name, this guy is 1/2 way to identity theft !!!!!

All in I ended up £2000 out of pocked from rent arrears, £3000 spent on legal and court fee's, and another £7000 to bring the ruined flat back up to standard. :mad::mad:

tweets

E.ON_Company_Representative:_Malc wrote: »

You're right tweets. We install Smart Meters for free but I think bubbs might be talking about standing charges. These are daily amounts per meter to cover things like maintenance, readings, keeping properties connected to the networks, transporting the electricity and gas etc. With us, as you've a Monthly Direct Debit, your daily standing charges will be bit lower.

Glad you're happy with us tweets and benefit from a bit of a rebate at the annual payment review. Have I mentioned an online tool called the 'Direct Debit Manager?' If you've registered with our website, this lets you change the payments. Comes in handy should circumstances change. Provided the account is billed up to the latest meter readings, payments can be changed by up to 20 per cent up or down. By up to 5 per cent up or down without readings.

Sorry if I've banged on about this before tweets. Have a good day.

Malc

Good Afternoon Malc :wave:

I have had a look at my bill for bubbs and don't understand what the standing charge is But I do know I get a discount £6-48 on my bill for having both gas and electric with you

I pay a bit more monthly so I know I can have my gas on and be warm :j

Yes I know about the 'Direct Debit Manager' I have had a play on it :rotfl:

:rotfl:

Hope you are having a good day

tweets

nerfdad wrote: »

I've not drunk that in years:cool: lovely bottle:beer::beer:

Bet you was a fan of Bros and wore the bottle tops on your shoes

Bikertov

frequent wrote: »

This I can confirm through my own painful, long winded and very expensive experience.

My tenant took out a wonga load for £5000, I only found out after he had been evicted by bailiffs. So I had to explain to wonga it wasn't me, tenant gave all my details correct, except my DOB, so wonga believed me and were left to chase the £5000.

In the tenancy agreement, he was allocated all water costs, so in 2010 he change the water bill from his name into mine, then didn't bother to pay it, so I was left with £1600 in unpaid bill.

Again on the phone explaining to the water company that they should have verified the name change before proceeding, they said they just took his work for it....!

With a water bill in my name, this guy is 1/2 way to identity theft !!!!!

All in I ended up £2000 out of pocked from rent arrears, £3000 spent on legal and court fee's, and another £7000 to bring the ruined flat back up to standard. :mad::mad:

I can well sympathise - and all this to be a 'greedy landlord'

Two sides to every story ...

tweets

Good Afternoon

Enterprise_1701C

tweets wrote: »

Bet you was a fan of Bros and wore the bottle tops on your shoes

Bros used to live near here, OH supplied and delivered a fax to them. They never paid:mad: