15 Jun 2016 11:10
Do you have a proof of postage? If so then you are probably covered
15 Jun 2016 12:45
depends on the type of RETURN they sent you, The Receipt will tell you how it has been sent (first second tracked insured etc)
Most returns of this nature are the cheapest option, so could take a while which is why your not having much luck tracking it down.
CovOne
8652 posts since 17/8/04
17 Jun 2016 19:21
Wife has just transferred her part of the monthly outgoings (£800) from her current account onto her credit card from the same bank. Meant to go into the joint but made the mistake on her internet banking. Easy enough to get back with a call to the bank?
posted 17 Jun 2016 19:31, edited 17 Jun 2016 19:31
Yup just call them. They might be able to cancel the transfer, but failing that ask them to transfer the balance back from the credit card to the current account. It may take 3-5 working days though.
Rufio
5994 posts since 11/10/05
posted 19 Jun 2016 01:38, edited 19 Jun 2016 01:38
Is the EU vote gonna have a big effect on property prices in London? Looking at buying soon but not sure if I should wait..
stoney
17754 posts since 22/1/05
19 Jun 2016 05:29
Imo now is a good time to buy (assuming it's a vote remain). The election has caused some slowing in the market and there is the odd deal about as buyers are holding off.
Dee
12018 posts since 22/11/07
stoney
17754 posts since 22/1/05
21 Jun 2016 18:28
what do you do with garden waste ? not had a garden proper before, now got mad bushes. Got fields to rear, csn you chuck em over fence? Other optionsi could burn. Can you also take to tip ? Not got a garden bin.
crutch
491 posts since 22/11/12
21 Jun 2016 18:29
You can take it to the tip, they'll have a garden waste section
stoney
17754 posts since 22/1/05
21 Jun 2016 18:37
nice one,is it the same for cut grass i guess ?
21 Jun 2016 18:45
Get a compost heap going, chuck everything organic apart from branches into it and it will decompose
21 Jun 2016 18:46
then just burn any branches
stoney
17754 posts since 22/1/05
21 Jun 2016 19:00
Ta, the old boy left a couple of compost bins. What do you do with it, pour on soil and beds ?
87
3357 posts since 21/6/08
7 Sep 2016 19:36
I've just moved into a flat next to an extremely busy A road. I underestimated how loud the noise would be and for the last three nights, I've hardly slept at all. Has anyone been in a similar situation? I hope I can get used to it.
7 Sep 2016 19:40
Try some silicone ear plugs. £3 from Boots.
7 Sep 2016 20:08
If I was you I'd try and get used to the noise. Could even try talking some natural herbal sleeping tablets to ease you off into sleep. Once you use earplugs you get so used to them that it's almost impossible to sleep without them.
8 Sep 2016 08:10
When I was a poor-ass student living in a dorm i just used wet glops of TP instead of any special plugs. And instead of a white noise machine you can close the windows down and get a cheapass electric fan. I also had shit like "relaxation music" playing.
