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The Next Life - Suede

Life in the D - Brendan Benson

Bad Boys - Wham!

Out of interest, who says removing the sofa is not an option? Is it an agency or the landlord? I'd be surprised if the landlord was refusing a free sofa upgrade, maybe you could contact them directly to ask, send a letter or something? (If it doesn't contravene terms of agency agreement).

Flower - Moby

I'm not sure if this will work in Vista but worth a try - click the start button and in that search box type "windows fax and scan" - you should be able to use this with the connected printer and without the HP software. (I'll be well chuffed if I've been able to help you, pls let me know!)

Blue Moon - The Marcels

Ain't No Sunshine - Bill Withers

Sunshine Of Your Love - Cream

Impressive! Walk Away - Franz Ferdinand

Billy Jean - Michael Jackson

I don't want to miss a thing - Aerosmith

Nights in White Satin - Moody Blues

I would agree it's important to use an agent, they just need to be good. I've done it before, living abroad and having a tenanted property managed here, and it worked out really well. Can't recommend the agents as they're small and local to my old area. Closer to home daisylets have a really good reputation, and they specialise in taking the hassle out of lettings arrangements, but - *disclaimer* - I have never actually used them and I know Claire who runs it. I'd say give her a call and have a chat or look for others who have used them for more accurate opinions :-)

Wild Thing - the Troggs

Once in a Lifetime - Talking Heads

It is, I know! I was told I could expect an extra ?3 or ?4 a month when I next renew but if I don't want the infinity service I could theoretically downgrade back to regular broadband. Totally agree it's inertia selling, but I'm making an effort to become a more proactive consumer so maybe I won't get caught out next year! In case anyone else has received the offer and is considering it... Remember it's only free till your next contract renewal so get the timing right and do the upgrade after a contract renewal - I would have got 3 weeks free but by waiting I now benefit at no cost for a year. Also beware the requirement for 2 power sockets - I checked with 3 people about my set up (phone in the same place as hub and main phone socket therefore both power sockets in use) to ensure there would be no problems but when the engineer turned up... there weren't enough power sockets. Basically they say you need 2 power sockets near the main phone socket, and when I said the phone is in one of them they said that's fine but it's not - another example of a botched encounter with BT, albeit the engineer was cool and drove me down the road to buy a multi-plug!

Shy Guy - Diana King

It's Too Late - Carole King

Target - Embrace

Me and Mrs Jones - Billy Paul

BT Engineer has just left my place in Camberwell having done an upgrade to Infinity - it's a good offer for existing customers, the work was free and there's no extra charge for the faster service until my contract renews. Haven't done any downloading yet but broadband seems ok and speedtest.net says I've got download speeds around 35Mbps (which is nothing like the 76Mbps that you're promised but I'm on wifi which makes a big difference apparently.) That said, I don't recommend switching to BT if you're in any way interested in decent quality customer service...

Wherever I Lay My Hat - Paul Young

In Your Honour - Foo Fighters

esme Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People who take the aisle seats on trains, refuse > to move their feet/bags then proceed to stick > their elbows in you and huff n puff as though you > are in the wrong for wanting to sit in the corner > of space they allow you :( > > Humph. I thought of you when this exact thing happened to me this evening. Good thing is, the thought made me smile and forget about the **** I was sitting next to.