EU roaming fees fall for phone users
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 1st July 2014 06:53.
Charges for surfing the internet on smartphones while travelling in the EU have been cut by half as new rules come into force. European leaders have...
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EU roaming fees fall for phone users
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Capquest threatening the treat of court action
Hi, been playing letter tennis with capquest regarding an old LTSB credit card account (opened early 1990's) that they purchased about a year ago.
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How to defend yourself against the 'two-week' attack
Alarming news from the UK's National Crime Agency (NCA): you have "two weeks" to protect yourself from a major cyber-threat.
The warning came as the FBI, in partnership with authorities in several countries around the world, shut down a network of criminally... -
Welcome to AlasPoorYorick
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A day in court - a users perspective!
A day in court - a users perspective!
This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 7th March 2014 00:23.
---Quote (Originally by marylikes)--- All done and dusted. No trial, sorted out by way of consent order before i went through the court doors. I'd...
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ITN looking for people with debt stories for a TV discussion
Hi everyone,
I'm putting together a studio audience for a live Channel 5 TV discussion about the state of personal debt in the UK.
I'd love to hear from anyone who's got anything to say about any type of debt.
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Welcome to Ianm
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New couples railcard gives a third off train fares for 26 to 59-year-olds
Couples travelling together off-peak can benefit from new discount national railcard
Britain's train operators are preparing to launch a new railcard for those aged 26 to 59, promising a third off most train fares for pairs of passengers prepared to travel together. Until now, the discount... -
Debt Collector closed down.
3 debt collectors shut down. One time DCA of the year has been closed down. Shame.
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Daughter-in-law needs help
She is having problems with her ex dodging paying a CSA debt.
It has been going on for nearly 3 years now. The bailiffs have had it for about 3 month now and have given up trying to get the money.
They know he's in when they call but he just doesn't answer the door.
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looking for people who've done bankruptcy/ IVA/ DRO or something similar for advice article
Hi there
I wasn't sure where to post... I'm writing a last minute article for a national paper letting people know about what options might be available to them if they're struggling with debt. The idea came to me after someone mentioned a DRO to me and I'd never heard of it. I want people... -
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'.... -
1st Credit have bought a bucketful of Marbles then?
1st Credit have bought a bucketful of Marbles then?
Progressive Credit, o whomever has been previously sitting on these accounts, have obviously managed to offload them ...
Thoughts?
I hear that 1st Credit are a bunch of bullies too ...