CPM PCN, followed newbies advice...

twhitehousescat

don,t attempt to load it as a picture , just copy / paste the link and alter http to hxxp

superlight

I tried that first time round. Still get this message...

The following errors occurred with your submission

1. Sorry as a new user you are not allowed to post with links. This is done to stop spammers clogging up the site. Please edit your message below to continue.

twhitehousescat

yup , so you need to "disguise" the link

!: do not use the box to insert link or the box to insert image

get your dropbox link address and simply paste it on an empty line , removing any

superlight

hxxpscolonforwardslashforwardslashworldwidewebdotdropboxdotcomforwardslashsforwardslash7nzvkhqchfm6992forwardslashentrapmentdotjpgquestionmarkdlequals0

superlight

I wish it was as simple as changing http to hxxp. evidently not. I hope admin can decipher this?

twhitehousescat

sorry , not a chance ! go to tinipics , upload a photo , a several boxes will appear , 3rd box down "URL for E-Mail & IM" you will have

a file starting in http , copy / past to your reply and change http to hxxp

superlight

hxxp://tinypic.com/r/keysch/9

twhitehousescat

alas I also cannot upload it , but a regular will be able to ,

twhitehousescat

I can see a parking sign on the wall , and can also see a clearly defined kerb and bollards ,

1: what did the shopkeeper say when you went back?

2: I think a search at land registry may come in handy here , you will need a search for the property (shop) and also the roadway , I suspect that the PPC is only authorised to patrol the shop area

superlight

We have not confronted the shopkeeper as yet, but plan to do so this weekend.

I have the shop address. entered it on the land registry .gov site. no records held for that particular property no.

There are records for nearby properties, it looks as if you have to pay £3 to see them.

Looking at the sign... how could you read that with your feet on the ground?!?!