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  1. Excellent idea, useful informationl. Many many thanks. AND: please make more PodCasts. regards Koniva PS: Could you or anyone else elaborate a bit more on what constitutes 'a reasonable lenght of time' an item has to function propperly.
  2. Well, first of all many thanks to all for the advise. Bookworm: i was enquiring on someone's behalve as i happen to have internet. thats why it may be a bit odd. Kizan: i would be most grateful for further direction as to what company/ies for example you have identified. koniva
  3. Hallo everybody, does anybody have any experience with this? I am luckily not affected but would value practical tips. Would one be covered in the EU anyway (via E111/European health insurance card - without special travel insurance that is)? If so - what would be covered? If needed: Are some insurances better than others? Many thanks for any help/advise. koniva
  4. i got a very similar letter. i will stick to the process and see what happens. best of luck koniva
  5. Thanks to all of you. I have tried to get the LL addres from the letting agency. despite 4 emails no response. i also called twice. it is very difficult to have a functioning professional relationship if the other part doesnt answer. in the mean time the curtains+holder came down (nearly pearcing my partner in the process of it) water came through the wall and despite emailing the letting agency (photos attached) no response. although i hate to do that i think they see how far they can go. it looks like a real bad letting agent/LL combo. Ozzywizard: i found out in the mean time that utility warehouse customers may be also UW salespersons. their way is to stimulate you to get more customers and they bribe you with discounts. basically: it is quite possible that me paying UW makes my LL getting a discount.
  6. i have very good experience with my previous landlord but nfortunately my current letting agent/LL is not quite as good. is there any place to share my experience so others may benefit? something like a rating who is good & who isn't? cheers
  7. Hallo there, just had a look through the section and couldn't find this one, hence the question. we just moved in a new flat. the contract states that i have to use the gas and electricity supplier already in place (utility warehouse). i did discuss this with the letting agent and was told from their point of view i am free to chose any supplier. thereafter i signed (but failed to document the result of the discussion with letting agency in contract). as utility warehouse is not cheap (and there is a possibility the LL will have some financial advantage by me being a UW costomer) i want to change. i asked to get the LL address but to no avail yet (i wanted to discuss this with him directly). where does this leave me? can i just change the supplier or do i run into troubles as i have signed the contract? many thanks
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