evilmanic

Ronnijade - You should really ask for a refund of the money you paid to use the forum.

If anyone wants data to back up their claims that Virgin Media is oversubscribed - this is my monitoring, from my (supposedly) 200M connection: https://p.datadoghq.com/sb/f065bbb28-9b343e7c45 I'm on a ?20 rolling credit as a result of this :)

Changeable performance here, but I get 156M as an average on a 200M connection: Graph here for anyone interested -> https://p.datadoghq.com/sb/f065bbb28-9b343e7c45

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > evilmanic Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > It sucks that the amazon delivery person didn't > > deliver correctly - but Amazon will absolutely > > make good on this, if it was them at fault. > > > I've heard Amazon ban you if you have multiple > delivery > issues - just that makes me not want to use my > home address. > > Will always be a dropbox for me now (I didn't know > they existed > for a long time). It depends, I've reported four issues to them over the last three months (mostly deliveries not arriving on time, but one where the goods said delivered but were not) and each time they have extended my prime subscription by a month and the last time they sent replacement goods the next day. Obviously, if you order 5 iPads and 5 iPhones and they all go missing, then they'll take a look at possible ulterior motives, but for common problems you should be OK.

Amazon hasn't been hacked, really. What is very likely, is that your details were compromised elsewhere, it's common that people use the same email address and password combination on other sites. Be careful when you discard boxes, packing slips or whatever with your email address on, it's quite trivial to use an email address collected this way on a site such as https://haveibeenpwned.com/ - go find what the password has been decrypted as, then try and login to things such as amazon, gmail etc. If you are serious about your online security, consider using something like 1Password or LastPass, these will generate random passwords for you, that you can use on sites so that this type of attack doesn't work. It sucks that the amazon delivery person didn't deliver correctly - but Amazon will absolutely make good on this, if it was them at fault.

jane1 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > does any one know how drew this yet, My guess would be paint, chalk would have washed off in the rain.

Was your mobile phone broken? I'm pretty sure that for at least the last 30mins - 1hour of your journey that you would have been above ground, so a quick call to them would no doubt have seen a more lenient attitude. Calling them names is a tad immature, you didn't get your way so you resort to name calling on the internet? I can see why they have such a policy, if every patient was 9 minutes late, based on a 15min appointment, then the last appointment would be running 90minutes late - would you be happy if you were that last patient waiting, or would you be here name calling? - I'm guessing the latter. Quoting from your 2nd post in this thread: Treating people with contempt is not the answer.

RosieH Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I suspect this is all a genius double-bluff > guerilla marketing campaign on the part of the > Liberal Democrats. If anything, surely this > thread is warming people up to the Lib Dems, > rather than the opposite... Quoting this for utter truth, if anything I was on the fence, now I'm sold. OP - If they have indeed passed your matter onto their lawyers, then I'd imagine that you will not get a response from the individuals directly and they will have been explicitly instructed not to reply to you, sorry but these are the harsh realities of situations where lawyers and "Claims of ?50,000" are involved.