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No Milk, Lots of Stress & Sod All – My Experience of Milk & More!

26 May, 2011 (07:43) | Consumer Watch, Reviews | By: admin

Milk & More – The little store at your door:
(Well more like the little store that never turns up at your door!)
Milk & More as advertised in the title above is a new upgraded milk delivery service to your front door from the Dairy Crest group. As well as proving a traditional daily milk delivery [...]

The Continious Payment Agreement Trap – NO Direct Debt Guarantee (UK)!

4 March, 2011 (05:40) | Consumer Watch, Scams | By: admin

Introduction:
When one sets up a direct debit on the UK it is backed by and protected in full by the direct debit guarantee that applies to all UK banks and building societies.
The direct debit guarantee states the following:
* if there is a change in the amount to be paid or [...]

Stop Unwanted Telemarketing Calls & Cold Calling! (UK)

26 January, 2011 (00:57) | Consumer Watch, General | By: admin

(Image first seen on a website article titled, “Reverse Phone Number Look up – The easy way to Stop Unwanted Phone Calls” at http://hubpages.com/hub/Reverse-Phone-Number-Look-Ups, please also see our legal disclaimer at the bottom of this article.)
Introduction
Unwanted and often persistent telemarketing calls has become a big problem in the UK as well as other parts of [...]

Bravo TV & Channel One Axed – What About A Subscription Discount? (UK)

2 January, 2011 (04:02) | Consumer Watch, Television & Film | By: admin

(Bravo TV’s close down message – Logo copyright of Bravo TV / BSkyB – All rights reserved!)
Virgin Media decided to sell their Virgin TV channel network to their arch rival BSkyB back in Summer 2010 for a total of £160 Million and at first the massive takeover only meant minor changes to programming, unfortunately for [...]


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