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Mal P replied

21 June 2010, 19:24
Absolutely... it was the wonky chair!! Nothing at all to do with the copious amounts of alchomohol (sic)
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Zippy replied

21 June 2010, 18:47
I'm going to stick up for Mal here. A wonky stool is nowhere near as bad as singing tunefully (apparently).
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norrahe replied

21 June 2010, 18:33
Originally posted by Bunk View Post

I thought he trashed ours? Falling off chairs and the like

I suprised he didn't get banned (from t'pub, that is)

I can sympathise about those card verification thingies
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Bunk replied

21 June 2010, 17:46
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

I thought we'd already trashed Mal's place?

I thought he trashed ours? Falling off chairs and the like
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Mal P replied

21 June 2010, 14:37
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post

Guys, It's Mal.

Mal, have you got any drinks in your cabinet ?

Only the three wise men... Jack, Johnny and my mate Jim Beam

If only the chip reader would drink itself into a merry grave
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norrahe replied

21 June 2010, 14:29
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post

Guys, It's Mal.

Mal, have you got any drinks in your cabinet ?

He spends most of his time in the ship and Shovell with the London crew
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Moscow Mule replied

21 June 2010, 14:21
Originally posted by Zippy View Post

I thought we'd already trashed Mal's place?

Credit card accounts vary so can't make any useful suggestions.
I believe RBS only requires the chip reader when setting up new payments, or changing SOs.

And it's subsidiaries inc. GnatWest (No job? No money? Then **** off).
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SueEllen replied

21 June 2010, 13:33
None of my various providers HSBC, MBNA, Amex, Nationwide, Barclaycard and I can't remember the other one do.

HSBC business don't require you to do it.
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Zippy replied

21 June 2010, 13:27
Originally posted by fullyautomatix View Post

Guys, It's Mal.

Mal, have you got any drinks in your cabinet ?

I thought we'd already trashed Mal's place?

Credit card accounts vary so can't make any useful suggestions.
I believe RBS only requires the chip reader when setting up new payments, or changing SOs.
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fullyautomatix replied

21 June 2010, 13:21
Guys, It's Mal.

Mal, have you got any drinks in your cabinet ?
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Mal P started a topic Internet banking

21 June 2010, 13:19
Internet banking

Folks,

A quick question regarding banking institutions in the UK... are there any whose internet banking facilities let you see details of credit card "authorisations" against your account (not just cleared transactions)? I find not knowing what the difference is between the total balance and the cleared balance somewhat annoying.

Similarly, is there a bank that doesn't require one of those chip readers for transacting payments? That is also annoying.

I am generally irritable these days.

Thank you,
Mal
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