polla2256

There is an expansive thread on Vodafone somewhere on the forum. Last year for months I had extremely poor reception on both 3G and calls as did many other people in ED. Some of us managed to get sure signals out of Vodafone for free. This worked and I haven't had a problem since. It took some doing to get it out of them, I ended up pestering them daily. I'd recommend ressurecting the old thread and pointing Vodafone to it. Remember that each call is logged and will probably generate some kind of KPI. So the more calls made the better (for the customer).

Monkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some cars had the word: "DIE" written on them. > Nice! Maybe they were German

I agree it is very different as in not a raod vehicle and therefore comes under different legislation. Well spotted.

Shit this is horrendous. I feel for you if my bikes got torched I'd go into turbo psycho mode. Hope the police find the bastards.

the-e-dealer Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Blocking the road is always illegal even with a > car (ie parking) . It just requires everyone to be > sensible. Seems to me one or two cars parked > waiting isn't unreasonable but if the road is > chocka with cars maybe something more formal might > help. Not too sure about this, blocking for access to exit is illegal. Blocking for entry isn't (not withstanding emergency access).

Thanks for the tip. My car is filthy, I love supporting local start ups !!!

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StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "I've been robbed and without proof I'm going to > name a company I think what dunnit" > > Yeah I'm sticking with, if not idiot, then ill > judged > > It's with the "authorities" (not police, but > authorities?) so if its as bang up as the > OPsuggests, there will be proof and a conviction > and then we can talk about the who > > Until then I would leave out the company name and > stick with general warnings This case was reported to the london met, I have met with 2 officers today who advised they intended to raise the charges of theft by staff. They would have arrested the cleaner this evening for questioning, however I gave the company the chance of resolve at dinner time (the offer was to meet with the supervisor tonight) and told the police of this meeting. From then I was advised that if a resolve could not be found they would refer the case to the CID due to the nature of the charges. If a resolve was found they would not take further action. I met with the company supervisor tonight and settled the matter. After doing so I provided the info to the police. The case is now resolved. To those who I was abrupt with I apologise, to those who cast insult, well whatever i'll probably join you with banter in another thread anyway. It was the staff member who stole, but the company contracts the staff and hold some accountability for the checks the carry out and people they provide hence why I named them (no diffent to watchdog). Hopefull it's just 1 bad egg but I have no trust in them and am entitled to this.

bigtony2 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Rival cleaning company doing a bit of PR ??? Cock

Cyclemonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Umm being stolen from is awful and you have my > sympathies. But you kept a "sizeable" amount of > money in your house? Seriously it's not that > clever to keep large amounts of cash at home > that's kinda what banks are for! It was drawn for our holiday (aginast my will) as my wife is privvy to a direct no charge no commission exchange rate at work. I agree totally carrying cash these days is pointless - im generally a card all the way guy.

polla2256 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A word of warning. We have been contracting a bi > monthly clean for our flat through > www.cleanerdulwich.com . It has come to our > attention tonight that we believe the cleaner has > stolen a sizeable amount of money we set aside for > our holiday. Nobody has accessed or has access to > the property other than myself and wife (since the > clean 2 days ago), the money was foolishly left in > a basket type drawer that we believe she removes > to clean. Do not use this service you cannot trust > the staff they employ. We offered an amnesty but > were met with denial as such I had to involve the > authorities. The web is actually http://www.cleanerdulwich.co.uk/ (not .com)

Dougal Mulldoon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Why blame this cleaning Co.? Maybe you were just > pissed and lost it? You believe? Any evidence Get lost troll - not helpful, given I have been on business in Europe and my wife has been working I'm pretty sure I wasn't pissed.

A word of warning. We have been contracting a bi monthly clean for our flat through www.cleanerdulwich.com . It has come to our attention tonight that we believe the cleaner has stolen a sizeable amount of money we set aside for our holiday. Nobody has accessed or has access to the property other than myself and wife (since the clean 2 days ago), the money was foolishly left in a basket type drawer that we believe she removes to clean. Do not use this service you cannot trust the staff they employ. We offered an amnesty but were met with denial as such I had to involve the authorities.

Tell them what you think via wifi - change you're ssid to something like "My neighbours suck balls"

Cats fitted with cameras - its the only way as James May proved last night.

polla2256 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I do it with startling regularity - waiting for > one to come through now actually. > > Pay it with contempt and villify the council for > their money making schemes - was there a pot hole > in the vacinity that caused you to swerve into > that lane and once in it you went with it as any > other further manouver would be deemed unsafe and > pose a risk to the general public ? > > Worth a try and they will have to investigate - > the cost of the investigation (checking the road > and the maintenance records) will be more > expensive than your fine....winwin. > > On second thoughts your screwed - STOP press there > may be hope. > > If my stree tview image is correct and the sign is > except for acess tell them you needed to access it > http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=10& > t=817356 Yep tempted fate - ?65 for parking in a loading bay tossers, now waiting for a bus lane fine

I do it with startling regularity - waiting for one to come through now actually. Pay it with contempt and villify the council for their money making schemes - was there a pot hole in the vacinity that caused you to swerve into that lane and once in it you went with it as any other further manouver would be deemed unsafe and pose a risk to the general public ? Worth a try and they will have to investigate - the cost of the investigation (checking the road and the maintenance records) will be more expensive than your fine....winwin. On second thoughts your screwed - STOP press there may be hope. If my stree tview image is correct and the sign is except for acess tell them you needed to access it http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?f=10&t=817356

French people

Dont worry you did youself a favour as now you can buy anandroid, even a waterproof one (sony experia)

Why buy a mac in the dirst place ?

Laugh

you could try and drop them a letter outlining your concerns, though I'd try and talk to them after the bank holiday as no doubt they will be on a come down today. I find my amp complete with skrillex to be highly effective in the morning. or you could take apart a microwave and aim the beam at their sound system in an attempt to over load the amplifier (will cause long term health issues but so does drinking until 0830 in the morning).

The great expedition

No way is that the mk1 gilf near the pub ? bastards.

20 30 40 or 50 your lucky to sustain anything more than 15 on lordship lane. Its a none issue.