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Someone clicked the dodgy link in an email asking for that urgent spreadsheet to be reviewed and then accepted a ton of macros to run... -
Initially I thought it was due to a Java update I had installed, so went through checks on my side. They really have crashed!Originally posted by mattfx View PostSomeone clicked the dodgy link in an email asking for that urgent spreadsheet to be reviewed and then accepted a ton of macros to run...…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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It's WooTheFeckrHooOriginally posted by woohoo View PostWTFH, pm your login/password and will confirm if its down for everyone or just you.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by WTFH View PostIt's WooTheFeckrHoo
Is that your login or password, please supply both so I can do the needful.Comment
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You guys are taking the piss. I was on a car forum mid last year and someone had put in a complaint with what it is they seen on the portal/login and how they felt it'd changed from what they were used to. a fellow forum user asked them to supply their email address as he had a way of checking and OP not only sent an email address, they included a "Password1". it felt like a long shot but I told them I hoped that's not the password they used for everything.... On a public forum... she admitted it and whether or not it was true, I don't know but someone was saying she's changed it to Password2 for all her social media accounts.Originally posted by woohoo View PostIs that your login or password, please supply both so I can do the needful.Comment
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It's mostly back, but...Originally posted by BackupBoy View PostWorking here. Mobile and desktop.
Try making a payment to a payee, or amending a payee.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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If anybody wants to use me as a payee for testing purposes, PM for my detailsOriginally posted by WTFH View PostIt's mostly back, but...
Try making a payment to a payee, or amending a payee.
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