vladi
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Instead of trying to grab the largest island on the planet, Trump would have been better off starting with something smaller -such as the Chagos islands. That way the UK would have saved billions by not having to pay Mauritius £100 million a year (index linked) for 100 years to take it off our hands.😀
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At least he is no doubt classified as a "useful idiot" by the Russians
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Sure, for as long as that idiot is in the White House. For starters, let's stop buying anything from Amazon and use UK suppliers only. Here's a few other businesses/services we could easily do without:- Google ( use Qwant instead) Paypal ( use Wise, Revolut or Skrill - all UK based) eBay ( use Vinted) Tesla (plenty of alternatives) Apple ( Samsung with Android is better value) Cadburys (USA owned since 2010) here are a few other brands we could easily find alternatives Procter & Gamble (P&G): (Gillette, Pampers, Ariel, Pantene, Tide). PepsiCo: (Pepsi, Frito-Lay, Quaker Oats, Gatorade). Coca-Cola Company: (Coca-Cola, Dasani, Minute Maid). Kraft Heinz: (Heinz Ketchup, Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, Oscar Mayer). Campbell Soup Company: (Campbell's Soups, Pepperidge Farm).
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Greenby are back n my good books again! I raised a ticket yesterday and carried on trying various things myself to solve the issue. What solved the issue was me dragging an email from my trash into the folders that were not displaying any messages. As soon as I did that, all messages reappeared. I followed up on my ticket by advising Support of this and got this enthusiastic response:- That's brilliant news - great problem-solving! It sounds like you encountered a webmail display glitch where the folder indexes weren't refreshing properly. By dragging an email into each folder, you essentially forced the webmail to re-index and refresh those folders, which brought all your emails back into view. This is quite a clever workaround, and I'm glad you persevered to find it! The good news is that your emails were always there safely stored on the server - they just weren't displaying correctly in the webmail interface. If you experience this again in the future, you now know the trick. Alternatively, sometimes simply logging out of webmail completely and logging back in can also refresh the folder listings. Is there anything else I can help you with today? I still rate them 10/10 as they are quick to respond to tickets and are good at explaining things such as above.
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I may have been too premature with my praise because this morning the save emails in 5 folders have all disappeared!
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Yes, I got migrated 4 weeks ago and all is fine. Everything came across OK. Greenby is using a later version of RoundCube than Plusnet had - which gives more options. I selected the Classic interface rather than the other two offered. Classic is identical to the old Plusnet. Very pleased with the outcome.
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There's a place for donating shoes outside the dry cleaners opposite Judith Kerr School on HML
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Looking for 4 old PC's (not laptops) for a project. Any make or model. Preferably non operable.
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Having closed my on-line business, I have packaging material available including:o 2 x Rolls of 500mm (W)x 75M (L)x 4mm JIFFY FOAM WRAP Underlay Packing Packaging only £25 Product: Jiffy Foam Roll/Underlay . Fantastic for packaging delicate items Description: Manufactured from "closed cell" polythene, this strong non-abrasive closed cell foam is ideal for protecting delicate items and preventing scratching of polished surfaces, and leaves no residue. The foam is CFC free, giving environmentally friendly protection. The best product to separate dishes and other fragile items when shipping or storing. The lightweight nature of foam helps lower carriage costs. It is also widely used in the construction industry as UNDERLAY for laminate or carpet flooring, and sometimes used as a form of insulation Quantity: 2 Rolls Size: 500mm x 75M Thickness: 4mm Usage: Protecting sharp/delicate objects
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Looking for used decking boards. Should be hardwood
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OK, good suggestion and it appears that the after-market price is about £260. But if that that was fitted ex-factory then the cost would be substantially less and certainly a small fraction of the price of a high-end car.
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