Thread: DD date
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Old 15-03-2005, 18:42   #46
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Re: DD date

I toddle off to work, have an awful day, come home depressed, and find war has broken out on this thread.


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Originally Posted by orangebird
Bloody ntl? That's a bit unfair. You're 27, can't you budget??
Well I can yes, which is why I wanted the DD date moving so that it's around the same date as all my other DDs. It just means that I have to put £20 to one side and remember to move it back into my current account before the money is debited otherwise, thanks to the bank's definition of "customer service", £20 becomes around £42


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Originally Posted by scrotnig
I appreciate it's inconvenient for some people but at the moment it's not a major focus. People who are really unhappy about it will need to consider changing provider if it's really that big an issue - that's the free market economy. ntl will lose far less customers this way than if they sorted the DD dates issue but left loads of people with unreliable, unprovisionable services.
Who are you scrotnig? Your use of language is indicative of a high-level of education and managerial status. What you doing here with us peons


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If it's in a database, it can be changed. You just have to execute the right SQL statements and hey presto. First you must bribe/seduce/blackmail the password out of someone
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