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National Grid Just Dug Up My Driveway!
So for the last 3 weeks, National Grid have slowly been working their way round our street, digging up in various places. Last week, they decided to dig a hole just the other side of our front garden fence, with no notice or warning. We had some fencing suppliers due the day after to dig out old shrubs... -
Orange-EE-Kevin Bacon or whoever they are
Can anyone confirm the current CEO of this outfit is Olaf Swantree and he presently resides at 6 Camberwell Way, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear,
SR3 3XN.
Wish to send him a letter. Not a nice one lol.
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Bt default
Hi guys, I've just checked my Equifax credit report and it has a default on there for bt and I have no recollection of an account with them and was just wondering the best way to approach it? I'm looking to apply for a mortgage shortly and want to sort it ASAP it doesn't appear on experian on callcredit... -
CEO of Nat West
Evening all.....
Is Stephen Hester still the CEO at Nat West, and does anybody know the correct address for him? Is it still Bishopsgate?
Kind regards
Brummie
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Wonga boss leaves after six months
Wonga boss leaves after six months
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 23rd May 2014 10:03.
*Niall Wass announces departure, leaving group with no permanent chief executive or chairman* Wonga has lost its second chief executive in the...
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Virgin/MBNA PPI
Thought I should start a thread on this, don't know how this reclaim is going to go!!!
Took out the card approx Nov 2008 and only ever used it to transfer balances when the were offering 0% deals, had a DD set up and basically left it alone. Checked on the account in 2010 and noticed that... -
Asthma deaths report warns complacency is costing lives
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-27257911
Don't think a lot of people realise you can easily die from a moderate to bad asthma attack.... -
FCA: Credit cards can encourage excessive debts
FCA: Credit cards can encourage excessive debts
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 5th April 2014 09:21.
*The UK's top financial regulator has accused the credit card industry of encouraging excessive debts. * Martin Wheatley, the chief executive of...
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Barclays awards top executives almost £32m in shares
Barclays has awarded shares worth almost £32m to its top executives.
The total rewards, which include elements of salary and long-term incentives, are almost 25% lower than those handed out last year and include more executives.
The bank's chief executive, Antony Jenkins,... -
TRying to get refund from NPower
I moved home last October and a tenant moved in during January (so usage between the date would have been tiny). On 15th January I sent final meter readings (by post). They acknowledged receipt of the readings by email. As I paid by DDM I have a credit balance of about £400-500.
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PPI Claim - Old Barclaycard
I was wondering if anyone here has any advice.
Here's what's happened so far -
Barclaycard was opened Dec 1998.
- I received a SAR, but with about the first 2 years missing (they say they don't have the missing ones) - PPI was showing on some statements until
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PPI Claim - Providian/Barclaycard
I'm trying to claim possible PPI from an old Providian card I had from 2000/01.
Here is what I have done so far -...
1st July 2013 - SAR posted (eventually received some statements but not all - ones possibly showing PPI were missing).
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GE Money PPI
As suggested, new thread as the other one was getting a bit confusing.
Gone a bit PPI reclaim mad over the last few months, some success's and some not so successful (see my other thread)
However had loan in 2001 with GE money £5K over 5 years. At the time, I was on maternity leave and... -
Going to FOC with Littlewoods/Very ECA claim.
Good Afternoon,
I have recieved a letter over the weekend rejecting my claim for refund of my Littlewoods/Very Extra Care Cover which was "taken out" in August 1999.At the time I wasn't working because I was looking after our young children and my husband had recently become self-employed... -
The 25 worst Internet passwords revealed
Research has found that some people are still using passwords that are easy to crack, with the worst one revealed to be '123456'.
The basic numerical sequence tops the list of 25 of the most commonly used passwords, displacing the previous first place, which was the fiendishly clever 'password'....
