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Since when have there been any nice busdrivers

Frisco Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "i love the guys in dulwich diy . and they are > consistantly helpful" Er right

Think those kids are just a bunch of tossers really,with nothing better to do.Good if it backfired on them and someone lobbed something back

username Quaywe me thinks

Agree here most unheplful people around especially fat bloke behind counter Frisco Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Dulwich DIY" > > I've never felt comfortable in this shop; > especially since the woman who I assume to be the > owner was rude to me when telling me that they > didn't stock something I was looking for. Give me > Terry's DIY for service any day.

Hi, Is there any other way without taking the heathrow express? As it is ?15 in itself and ?10 to get there.A taxi is ?35 Cheers

A burglar would always go for the easiest option they would burgle a house without alarm than one that does.Get a huge alarm box outside your front door and that in itself should be a good enough deterrent.If my neighbours went off at night and it rand loud and long enough then of course ill see whats happening.

Did you have an alarm?

unfortunately because of how messsed up the british law is they'll probably just get a slap on the wrist

Which taxi firm can do the ?30 price ?

Hi, Can anyone recommend ways of getting to heathrow from Ed?I have been told to try various routes from going to clapham or east croydon then taking a train. Has anyone tried these routes before as Ive never travelled there from ED before? Would love to hear from you.Is a taxi much difference in price? Cheers

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did you deal with the office manager at bushells?Never met such a unpositive person in my whole life annaj Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bit of an essay I'm afraid, but I happen to have > views on your top two... > > We sold a few years ago through Bushells and > weren't very impressed. They were very positive > and upbeat when we went in to sign up, but then it > all went a bit wrong when we got to viewings. The > flat was empty, as we'd already had to move, so we > relied on them completely to do viewings. At > first, despite quoting lots of great figures and > telling us how many people they had on their books > waiting for a flat like ours, absolutely nothing > happened. When they did start showing people round > the agent, apparently working for us and certainly > paid by us, kept pointing out a non-existent > "funny smell" to people and warning them about > damp in victorian flats - we had provided a recent > damp survey showing no damp. When we eventually > got a offer, a lot lower than the asking price and > we weren't being greedy I promise, they acted like > we should be really grateful for anything. Oh and > if I remember rightly the buyer was a friend of > one of the agents - what a lucky coincidence. > Throughout the whole process I had to ring them > constantly to get updates and never got call backs > when requested. I felt the whole time like they > were working for the buyers not us. > > When we bought our current flat it was through > Ludlow Thompson and we were really happy with > them. We had the same named contact throughout and > he was friendly, straight forward and always rang > when he said he would. Towards the end things got > a bit sticky, because our solicitor was advising > us to hold out on a couple of legal things. The > agent obviously had a duty to chase us a bit, but > was never less than totally professional and > polite. Just recently, over a year later, I had to > ring them about a sale board still on our > building. By chance I got the same guy on the > phone. He recognised my voice, remembered my name, > a few details about us and where we lived. He got > the board down the same day and called back two > days later, without needing to take my number > again, just to check it had come down. Very happy > with them. > > So, my two pence worth is Ludlow Thompson - hope > it helps.

Is that the street where things have happened to cars? Is it backed onto a council estate?

the one opposite forest hill train station is far better than theseacow

went to haart when I was looking too complete rubbish service very poor found them a bit arsey

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Does anyone know whether HSBC or Nationwide charge you when you use there atms when you go abroad???

Even if you downsize a to a ?300k flat you will be paying ?9k stamp duty and about ?1800 solictors fees already ?11k there properties in ED are worth a bit more.Best stay put for a good few years and release more equity then.

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yes! Let's take ED back to the days of the > friendly local non-chain estate agent.. you know.. > Haart, Winkworth, Bushells etc. The good old days. All the agents above are chain agents anyway.Hundreds of people have already signed with foxtons.They will be here a long time love it or hate it

The most expensive gym ive ever joined was david lloyd in raynes park had everything from tennis courts to pool ,steam rooms and gym ?75

Think its another fancy smancy idea targeted at rich dulwich housewives who more money than sense looks like a small building better off with a bar there

too expensive I say might as well go to a david lloyd one.

If there full opening hours are 10-4 then its no use to anyone with a 9-5 job,even if it was a ?5 a month.I use saddlers gym in the barbican special company discount ?25 a month great equipment but changing rooms are a bit crap.Works okay for me.Just across the road from work