Natwest Online ... mugs.

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Diver replied

16 December 2007, 07:57
Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

I saw that earlier and wondered what the hell they thought they were up to.

FWIW their CSS is wrong, meaning that the link overlaps adjacent elements in Safari (and probably in Firefox and Opera, too)

I wondered what was going on with the Nat west too. I was hoping when I clicked on it, to see that they were going to increase the interest they were paying me.
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NickFitz replied

16 December 2007, 07:20
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

So on the online page there is a link boldly claiming

Important Information: Read about essential updates and changes relating to your bank accounts and banking services.

Then when you click the link you get.

Welcome to the Important Information page. Although there is no important information this month, please check this page on a regular basis for essential updates regarding your accounts and services.

Urgh. Fools.

I saw that earlier and wondered what the hell they thought they were up to.

FWIW their CSS is wrong, meaning that the link overlaps adjacent elements in Safari (and probably in Firefox and Opera, too)
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Sockpuppet replied

15 December 2007, 22:47
Originally posted by AtW View Post

It did already.

Are you sure that wasn't an accounting error caused by your squirrel?
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AtW replied

15 December 2007, 22:39
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

Infact it would have created some profit.

It did already.
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Sockpuppet replied

15 December 2007, 22:21
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Wrong.

With SKA letting others do it would have created more profit. Infact it would have created some profit.
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Diver replied

15 December 2007, 21:43
You use less fuel by not protesting, thus offsetting the recent increase in fuel prices.

RESULT!
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AtW replied

15 December 2007, 21:35
Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post

There is more profit in letting others do it.

Wrong.
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Sockpuppet replied

15 December 2007, 21:28
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Why are you not protesting against high price of fuel?

There is more profit in letting others do it.

You are talking here to the man that e-mailed Tesco's demand planners (currently on contract for another part of Tesco) to ask them the busiest day of the year and which depot was having the hardest time to find drivers then e-mailed a local agency offering to work.

Work smarter not harder.
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AtW replied

15 December 2007, 21:20
Why are you not protesting against high price of fuel?
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Sockpuppet started a topic Natwest Online ... mugs.

15 December 2007, 20:55
Natwest Online ... mugs.

So on the online page there is a link boldly claiming

Important Information: Read about essential updates and changes relating to your bank accounts and banking services.

Then when you click the link you get.

Welcome to the Important Information page. Although there is no important information this month, please check this page on a regular basis for essential updates regarding your accounts and services.

Urgh. Fools.
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