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katesonic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > So land nearby is premium real esate in case you > hadn't noticed. What's that got to do with anything?

Not sure why my post was removed... I am interested to know the response from the store regarding complaints filed based on the comments here, whether it's to do with poor levels of stock or poor customer service.

What has been the response from the store to the complaints filed? Assuming, for all the moaning on here, such actions have been taken. Especially against such "vile" staff?

binkylilyput Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People who are rudely saying "do it > yourself"....get a grip. > > We all pay for other people to do services for us > and also do jobs that provide services for other > people. That's what makes the world go round. > > Ever bought a sandwich rather than make one > yourself? > > Besides, some people may have physical reasons why > washing their car could be difficult or > impossible. > > And even if they don't, they want someone to do a > perfectly normal job for them. > > Are you seriously having a go?! Probably the same reason you are - it's ridiculous. simple

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sillywoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > nivag Wrote: > > > > > Not everyone has easy access to water or a > > convenient place to wash a car. > > Seriously? Bucket. Tap. Sponge. Car parked in > road/street. Job done. > Honestly - words fail me. Ditto

What's the alternative method? No to NATO, yes to what?

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > DulwichFox Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > BT Excellent customer service.. > > > I think you will find if you google that BT do > not do well on customer service/satisfaction > ratings. > > Talk Talk are setting the bar rather low, so it > isn't surprising that BT are better than them. How much can you really trust "customer ratings" though? As with most things praise is hardly recognised and bad experiences over exaggerated (IMO). Never had a problem with BT. You just need to know how to handle the help lines that are mostly just following scripts.

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TheArtfulDogger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mumbles is this better for you ? > > > Vote SaxonDogger > "We can master the future" > > > Harold SaxonArtful Dogger for prime minister You got my vote ;-)

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Fitzgeraldo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Where can I obtain a decent piece of fried fish > (and chips) in East Dulwich? > The pubs supply ghastly deep-fried, tasteless from > frozen. The few remaining local ?chippies? that I > have tried convert their fish to a texture-less > sludge contained within a tepid coating of limp > batter. Most of these outlets seem to thrive on > sales of kebabs, burgers, pies and sausages. I > adore simple cod-and-chips but haven?t found > anything remotely pleasant nearby. I?d be most > grateful to be advised of anywhere that supplies > nice, firm flakey cod, fried in a crisp batter, > accompanied by hot, recently deep-fried chips, > together lightly sprinkled with salt and vinegar, > preferably served in pages taken from yesterday?s > ?Daily Mirror?. > Please help which chip shops in the immediate area have you tried? I don't mean the silly burger bars and pubs but actual fish and chip shops...?

It's also important to point out who the "merchant" is. Not necessarily is it the shop you are in but the actual card processing company. There are many steps involved in card processing. To say merchants, if assumed to be the shop or seller, have full card details is not quite correct. In most cases they only have minimal access to such information. The issue is likely to come from the security of devices used ie. the chip and pin pads. If they don't meet PCI compliance then there is more risk to "hacking" to their system whether it being direct to the device or the ability to get on to secure details on a network/phone line for devices. However, not being PCI compliant does not automatically result in a retailer being subject to fraudulent activities. There are too many variables and possible people in the chain of exchanging monies electronically and typically everyone likes to blame someone else. Unless there is solid proof someone somewhere is responsible, finger pointing and assumptions should be avoided.

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Curmudgeon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > Keeping an eye on your spending is easier if you > go cashless. > > There?s a number of new cards such as Monzo which > is basically a cashcard (eg you can only spend > money you?ve put on it) work with apps which > actually report and categorise your spend > immediately > > So I think that?s a moot point. > > People without access to bank accounts are a > different matter all together, but in those cases > you are outside the mainstream of society anyway, > probably living in risk and have far greater > problems than the ability to buy a coffee in a > specific cafe Perhaps you might want to spend some time thinking on the above. Ridiculous assumptions there! Do you really think those that happily tap away with their cards are above those that don't? To assume someone must be at risk because they don't pay by card? REALLY?

MJRealDavies Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm all for it. Sick to death of driving around > for 20 minutes looking for a space everytime i > come home. Careful, given the ratio of car owners to spaces in streets, the whole driving around finding somewhere to park adventure won't go away. Just means you'll have further to go and the neighbouring streets not with CPZ wont be happy either.

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