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  • 5corpio
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    Watchdog
    New Series

    Wednesday 12th September 2012 @ 20:00

    Stories featured include the security flaw that allows thieves to drive off with a popular family car, the all-inclusive resort where guests have suffered food poisoning, and the hunt for the UK's worst savings account.

    Linky: BBC One - Watchdog, Series 30, Episode 1

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  • 5corpio
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    iSmart - suppose to be ppi claims company

    Offered to take on x person case to retrieve missed sold ppi for 3 years on a 20 year Loan

    £2,xxx was paid to iSmart by the Bank, iSmart then wrote to mr x to say you owe us £900 for getting your £2,xxx back, as they cancelled his remaining 17 year ppi loan payment.........


    Superscrimpers on Ch4 tonight (if missed) Linky: SuperScrimpers - Channel 4 This may play be on 4OD SuperScrimpers - 4oD - Channel 4 at a later date, at its just been broadcast tonight

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  • 5corpio
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    Pam Finnis, managing director of one of Britain's biggest care home firms, goes undercover to investigate standards of care. The private care home industry has been plagued with problems. Last year, scandal-hit Southern Cross - then Britain's biggest care home operator - collapsed under £50 million of debt. HC-One stepped in and took over a third of the homes. They now care for more than 10,000 people across 241 UK care homes, and the woman in charge of the day to day running of the company is Pam. Ex-nurse Pam finds going back to the floor tougher than she imagined. She discovers one home is in need of urgent refurbishment; breaks down when she hears how her staff struggle to survive on their low wages; and is upset to discover overstretched night shift staff unable to respond immediately to residents' calls for help. But Pam's also inspired by dedicated employees, some of whom choose to work on their days off in order to spend more time with residents......

    Linky: http://www.channel4.com/programmes/u...es-4/episode-5

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  • pompeyfaith
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    Beat me to it 5corpio

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  • pompeyfaith
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    There is also another Programme which is similar on BBC 1 at 8.30pm

    BBC One - Panorama, Disabled or Faking It?

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  • 5corpio
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    Panaroma: 30th July 2012 @ 8.30pm

    Disabled or Faking It?

    Panorama investigates the government's plans to end the so-called 'sick note culture' and their attempts to get millions of people off disability benefits and into work. In Britain's modern welfare state, millions are being paid to private companies to assess sick and disabled claimants but is the system working? Or are new tests wrong.....Linky: BBC One - Panorama, Disabled or Faking It?

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  • 5corpio
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    Britain on the Sick:

    CH 4 @ 8pm on 30th July 2012

    Dispatches: Using undercover filming, reporter Jackie Long investigates the controversial processes used to assess whether sickness and disability benefit claimants should be declared fit for work.

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  • 5corpio
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    Secrets of the Taxman

    An undercover report partly filmed in the Channel Islands presents new revelations about tax avoidance. Tonight on CH4 @ 8pm 9th July 2012

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  • Handyman
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    Cheers for that 5corps I spotted your post just 5 minutes before the programme started. I'm going for a walk now to cool of for as a few of you are aware these Spammers/Cold Callers really make my blood boil.

    If It was the last job in creation, no matter how desperate I was I would never work for someone like Horizon Finance.

    Makes me feel like walking into their call centre and introducing them to Mr Pain

    It should not be allowed. Just goes to show that organisations like TPS that are financed by the industry they are employed to police are just another scam in itself.

    When are the folk we elected going to realise that none of the so called regulatory bodies actually work.

    It needs an organisation that can walk soft and carry a very big stick.

    I would put my own name forward if I thought anyone in charge really gave a damm.

    Rant over, dogs to walk and head to cool down.

    Regards to all, Handy

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  • 5corpio
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    Panaroma: 2nd July 2012 @ 8.30pm

    Call Centres Undercover

    Britain is being affected by an 'epidemic' of unsolicited and unwanted calls and texts. With an estimated three billion marketing calls and messages received every year, Panorama goes undercover to expose how some firms are getting round the regulations designed to protect consumers.

    Linky: BBC One - Panorama, Call Centres Undercover

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  • Never-In-Doubt
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    Is a hog's penis pork?
    Pass. Can you enlighten us please Sir...?

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  • CleverClogs (RIP)
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    Originally posted by 5corpio View Post
    Personal finance expert Harry Wallop investigates whether cutting up our credit cards and paying for everything in cash could leave us with more money in our pockets. Exclusive research for Channel 4 reveals how families are now realising the value of a 'return to cash', drawing out more from cash machines than at any time in the last five years. But that's not what the banks and credit card companies want us to do - so is the move towards a cashless society more about the banks' profits than the convenience of financially-stretched consumers?
    Is a hog's penis pork?

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  • 5corpio
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    Beating the Recession - Cash vs Cards
    Dispatches:
    Personal finance expert Harry Wallop investigates whether cutting up our credit cards and paying for everything in cash could leave us with more money in our pockets. Exclusive research for Channel 4 reveals how families are now realising the value of a 'return to cash', drawing out more from cash machines than at any time in the last five years. But that's not what the banks and credit card companies want us to do - so is the move towards a cashless society more about the banks' profits than the convenience of financially-stretched consumers?


    Monday 21st May 2012 @ 20:00 on CH4
    Linky: http://www.channel4.com/programmes/dispatches

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  • Deepie
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    IFYPFY.
    Originally posted by 5corpio View Post
    Speak English Boy!
    I fixed your post for you......

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  • 5corpio
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    Originally posted by CleverClogs View Post
    IFYPFY.
    Speak English Boy!

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