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  1. 28th February 2006 10:18 #1
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    Default Stephen Hone on Five News today

    Thought you might like to know that BAG mod and bane of banking institutions Stephen Hone will be appearing on Five News today at 1130 and 1730.

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    Is it possible to listen over the Internet?

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    I'm afraid not, I could probably burn off a DVD if you want to see it...

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    That would be fantastic - is it possible just to dump the mpg somewhere instead?

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    I don't have broadband at the moment unfortunately so I'll have to mail it to someone else. At the moment bank charges are the top story on the 1730 programme.

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    Right - I should be able to make it home in time for that one.

    How do you know this? - Is it on their website?

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    Just watched it, good on you Stephen! Will watch again at 17.30.

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    Thank you, I hope the news article came across okay sadly may plane landed back in Plymouth at 5.30pm so I missed it. (and that was the scariest flighticon off my life)

    Might I add that was a dam long day 4.00am start, (okay enough moaning) have to get train ticket now for Friday.

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    Default Re: Stephen Hone on Five News today

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    Thought you might like to know that BAG mod and bane of banking institutions Stephen Hone will be appearing on Five News today at 1130 and 1730.
    It is a a bit of a handful, I know but we are The Bank Action Group - not BAG, please.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moxie
    Just watched it, good on you Stephen! Will watch again at 17.30.

    I preferred the bit I did in the morning; however, I liked the peace at 5.30pm and 7.00pm. I hope that hundreds/ thousands of people watch that and will ask their bank for their money back.

    I also liked the bit from the bank “all you need to do is ask for an overdrafticon”. Therefore, does this mean that the bank is now willing to give everybody an overdraft no matter what there credit rating (I THINK NOT!)

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    I like the:

    "our charges are transparent."

    We'll, they're not, for one. And two, that's not what we're talking about - They should stop trying to muddy the water - it just shows that they haven't a leg to stand on.

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