richnrg
Well-Known Member
i think this is what's known as 'telephone banking' (as opposed to 'online' banking)
i think this is what's known as 'telephone banking' (as opposed to 'online' banking)Fucking online banking. Been due cashback from Barclays for booking a holiday through Expedia.
I have called Barclays and Expedia both 4 times today who keep giving me another number to phone. Now been on the phone for 45 minutes as I have said I am not being transfered again and want my money!!
Had to try be a smartassi think this is what's known as 'telephone banking' (as opposed to 'online' banking)
fair enough, although going on your experience this morning you should probably add 'telephone banking' to your list too.Had to try be a smartass
Well considering it was all booked through online banking, and that is where the fuck up has happened, which is why i am having to phone, it's online banking which is the problem.
How about banking in general, would be nice to be so rich that didn't have to worry about cashbackfair enough, although going on your experience this morning you should probably add 'telephone banking' to your list too.
There is worse than that. Those that only know 40mph full stop.Drivers who think that there is a 40mph speed limit on all rural roads.
have you checked that the pump didn't suck the petrol out of your tank?We had a little bonus on a transaction the other day. Went to get petrol from Morrison's and filled up the car and it came to £46.05.
Next day the transaction appeared on the bank statement as minus £1.
Whoo hoo!!! That's pretty darn cheap petrol.
Considering it was running on dust when I arrived at the pump I think not.have you checked that the pump didn't suck the petrol out of your tank?
Yes!Drivers who think that there is a 40mph speed limit on all rural roads.
Simple solution. Just leave your sat nav on. It gives you all the speed limits for all the roads.Yes!
My other half is from deepest darkest Cornwall and some of the driving by tourists around there is awful. I understand many of them don't know the roads but to go 20 on a 60 and then refuse to pull over in the, many, lay buys. Frustrates me no end.
I know the speed limits round there. The vast majority are 50 or 60, even some of the tiny roads that I wouldn't go more than 10mph down. Just some emmits are happy to block up people and not pull over for 30 seconds is what gets to me.Simple solution. Just leave your sat nav on. It gives you all the speed limits for all the roads.
Had to try be a smartass
Well considering it was all booked through online banking, and that is where the fuck up has happened, which is why i am having to phone, it's online banking which is the problem.
Simple solution. Just leave your sat nav on. It gives you all the speed limits for all the roads.
Interesting. I have always trusted my sat nav.Got told off for suggesting that at a speed awareness course. Apparently they aren’t always accurate. I did learn about the streetlight rule with speed limits though, that was interesting.
Interesting. I have always trusted my sat nav.
Why, what's the speed limit for them?Me too. But you drive through one farmers field and you never hear the end of it.
Very slow if stuck behind a tractor.Why, what's the speed limit for them?
Maybe just your use of technology. I’ve never had an issue with online banking. And I’m a Barclays customer.
I don't talk in the cinema. I'm normally too busy snoring.Americans who don't understand the English accent
Americans who don't get irony
Religious people who want to impose their own views on others
People who talk in the cinema
People who take a holier than thou attitude to profanity
People who snore in the cinema.I don't talk in the cinema. I'm normally too busy snoring.
You know the film The Perfect Storm? Described as the noisiest film of all time.I don't talk in the cinema. I'm normally too busy snoring.
Dicks that take up a machine in the gym, do 5 reps, then sit on their phone on the machine for the next 10 mins before their next set... good workout that...
My Granddad used to drive up to 20 miles to save 1p a gallon on his petrol, so consider yourself lucky!Filling the tank and then it's 4p a litre cheaper 4 days later.
Yeah but he showed them they didn't have the monopoly in his location! B-)My Granddad used to drive up to 20 miles to save 1p a gallon on his petrol, so consider yourself lucky!
Too right.Neighbours who think they can re-direct a downpipe off their property straight onto your kitchen roof without asking. The fuckin cheeky twat
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