How to deal with Telemarketers
There are lots of ways to deal with Telemarketers, but I’d not heard of this one until today:
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The Mad Mad road
This is Bridge Street, Lampeter, showing some road improvements. No doubt this costly work was done to improve the roads pavements and did not a lot to provide better management of parking. For some reason it appears necessary to plan wooden bollards on the pavement and also in the middle of a bespoke parking space….
My my, Haven’t the All Blacks improved!
Congratulations to the All Blacks on becoming world champions yesterday. A really well deserved crowning of a great side. One area they’ve significantly improved in is their pre-match Haka. Check this out for the way it was done in the 70’s httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=unHsrJ8TYmU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Betting on Customer Service – the ongoing saga!
I’ve had a response from the company that wanted to fine me £2 for not betting often enough (see previous post). I’ve added some comments in Red: Thank you for your e-mail regarding the closure of your Ladbrokes account. We would be happy to assist you in the matter, however we note from your account…
Whose Call is it Anyway?
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ID Card Madness
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The cost of drugs, up, down or daft?
Great hype yesterday that the opium crop production was down 30% in Afghanistan this year (the spinners has spun out the fact that it is still higher than it was 5 years ago). The implicit link was that our military efforts are stopping the production of drugs, reducing the income to the Taleban and therefore…
