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If this is not a wind up I dunno what is.
What do you mean?
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JonCris is a fellow resident of dorset!
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I forgot about crapcleaner!! If you want a backup why not download opera too?
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I don't have this problem.. I am with sky and here is what is connected to the router on a heavy day..
My younger brothers computer
my other younger brothers computer
my mums computer
my computer
my phone
my ipod
my ps3
ps3 downstairs
So maybe you need a new package.
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the expert on RLP has been asked to come and have a look for you, Joncris by PM hang on in till he gets here
Thanks!
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Hi,
I was diagnosed with ADHD when I was 4 and put steaight on tablets, then I was diagnosed with Aspergers when I was 8, I got re assessed recently, and now I don't have it.
I would say this to you, don't be too hasty about putting him on medication, medically, ritalin, stratera & concerta (slow release extra strong ritalin) are the closest things to cocaine. Cocaine users snorted concerta and the could not tell a difference. Aside from that, I must say now I am 18 and have been on these tablets for 14 years, I can honestly say I would not recommend it.. When I am not on them I go nuts, and I crave them in an addictive sort of way. It also seems if I am staying at a friends house and then I wake up and don't take my tablets I am perfectly normal. I would seriously consider the implications it could have to your son once he is on them for a few years, sure they make you act normally but it is not worth being on something, trying to come off it, and then finding you are addicted. They are also HUGE appetite supressors. I am 5'10 and 8 1/2 stone. You will find he will eat loads of food at night when they wear off, but will eat virtually nothing during the day, not even breakfast.
I didn't have a choice to go on these, but I think it would be a good idea if your son did. He is rather late to be diagnosed.. 13 years and it went undiagnosed? Something sounds wrong here.
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Why do they want this?
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OK, here is the story
*sigh*
I was in Debenhams and I stole a bottle of fragrance, I was busted by the security, taken upstairs and told that they have seen me on CCTV previously shoplifting in there (this is true, I have done so on about 2 occasions)
Anyway, I signed a banning notice I intend to ignore (even the polive told me most places won't care) I was given an £80 fine by the police, which I paid, and I have no anger about paying, because I did something wrong, and fair is fair. I may only be 18 but I am not a pushover, and if I feel something is wrong I will fight it with all the pens and paper I have (England has the finest complainers in the world, and I am one of them:grin: ). I recieved a letter today saying
Dear Sir
Our client: Debenhams Retail Plc
Amount you owe: £150
You are required to pay the above sum which you owe to
( My grandmother bought me up to use proper English... Should be "to which you owe" )
Debenhams Retail Plc as a result of an incedent at its store on 18th June 2010 . This sum is broken down as follows:
Cost of goods stolen or damaged £0.00
Security costs £150.00
Total £150.00
You must make payment within 7 days of the date of this letter to avoid further action
For the sake of time, the rest of the letter is just threats.
Now, I am fighting a fine Southwest trains have given me for using a friends staff pass, during that time I have learned "civil" doesn't mean much.
I have read about Subject access request requests, I would love to see the footage they have of me spraying a tester in my eye.
But I don't know what to do about this, I don't believe for one second it cost them £150, that is also a rather precise figure. I am worried if I ignore it then cost will rise and they will take me to court, then I would have to pay costs too!
What can I do?!
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OK, here is the story
*sigh*
I was in Debenhams and I stole a bottle of fragrance, I was busted by the security, taken upstairs and told that they have seen me on CCTV previously shoplifting in there (this is true, I have done so on about 2 occasions)
Anyway, I signed a banning notice I intend to ignore (even the polive told me most places won't care) I was given an £80 fine by the police, which I paid, and I have no anger about paying, because I did something wrong, and fair is fair. I may only be 18 but I am not a pushover, and if I feel something is wrong I will fight it with all the pens and paper I have (England has the finest complainers in the world, and I am one of them:grin: ). I recieved a letter today saying
Dear Sir
Our client: Debenhams Retail Plc
Amount you owe: £150
You are required to pay the above sum which you owe to
( My grandmother bought me up to use proper English... Should be "to which you owe" )
Debenhams Retail Plc as a result of an incedent at its store on 18th June 2010 . This sum is broken down as follows:
Cost of goods stolen or damaged £0.00
Security costs £150.00
Total £150.00
You must make payment within 7 days of the date of this letter to avoid further action
For the sake of time, the rest of the letter is just threats.
Now, I am fighting a fine Southwest trains have given me for using a friends staff pass, during that time I have learned "civil" doesn't mean much.
I have read about SAR requests, I would love to see the footage they have of me spraying a tester in my eye.
But I don't know what to do about this, I don't believe for one second it cost them £150, that is also a rather precise figure. I am worried if I ignore it then cost will rise and they will take me to court, then I would have to pay costs too!
What can I do?!
Notice of intended civil recovery...
in Debt Collection Agencies
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Yes?