classic33
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Nowt like Guiness
Tea? (Part 3)
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classic33
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No double post to delete. It seems to be a recent thing. Two posts appear, try to delete the second one and I get the message that "The action is available by post only. Please click back or refresh your browser".Just tried to take the p**s out of your double post and you were deleting it
I'll investigate them later.
classic33
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#31# in front of the number, should they leave one, and call them back. Hides your number from the system(mobiles only). Network can only say that your number was in use, not who phoned who.
classic33
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Keep a bowl nearby!I'll investigate them later.
classic33
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Also hand as a bathtub, once you've finished the contents.
Ern1e
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- ROSSENDALE LANCS.
Yes it has to leave a number for it to work on that,so what i did for a short while after talking to the service provider they stopped all no number calls ! all they got was this number doe's not accept anonymus calls, this cost us £3 a month but anyone with an ex-directory number also can't get through. dud that for 6 months and belive me it was sheer bliss only calls you wanted but the mother in law whos is ex direct could not ring the land line but had to use her mobile so that had to be stopped lol.
Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
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- A champagne supernova in the sky
Evening good burghers of Tealandia
! PMSL and indeed ROFLMAO at my Archers obsessed mum
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! PMSL and indeed ROFLMAO at my Archers obsessed mum....
classic33
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What's she done?Evening good burghers of Tealandia
classic33
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If you get to speak to a person, try this.
Ask them if they are aware of their legal obligations under the Data Protection Act. Applies to any company calling on behalf of one in the UK.
Odds on they'll answer yes.
Ask are they aware of the outcome of not complying with the act. That is a £5000 pound fine for the company and the person who made/ or took the call if they tell you its an automated system.
The information has to be correct, up to date and they must have the permission of the person,you, to use that information. If that information is incorrect, then by law, their database should not be used any further until it has been checked and any errors found corrected.
At this point you'll have them worried enough to either drop the call or push their luck a bit further.
The latter is easily countered by asking to speak to their Data Manager/Controller who has placed them in this position. This so you can lodge a complaint over their database being incorrect. Again its a legal requirement.
Did the above to a company(mobile phone deals) in Leeds and they were wary when such a level was reached. Trip made out their way later that week. I had a clear view of their offices & carpark. Informed them again of what would happen if they continued to call, when a recovery vehicle entered the carpark. I simply instructed them to take a look out of their window towards their cars, as I'd arranged to have a few removed, legally, as a result of their continued misuse of my information. The rush to get the cars away was worth seeing.
Fubar
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Oooooo, that looks niiiiiiiice!
172traindriver
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Evening good burghers of Tealandia
Evening MG
classic33
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Its gone, you weren't here at the time. We tried to save you some. But you know what its like.
the_mikey
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- South Gloucestershire
W**king in Barnstaple tomorrow 
G'night everyone..
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