Re: "Vulture Sweat"... is that anything like "Pokari Sweat"
Let's hope not. That stuff tastes like crap!
I'll try most things twice, just in case, but not that shit.
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Yesterday, a braindead courier of the Yodel variety managed to not deliver a package to me, despite a detailed description of how to find me, and two phone numbers to call if they couldn't...
Luckily, the solicitor's office that received it could read, and rang me.
Yodel? Burn them with fire!
This news just in...
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your recent interest, and subsequent order placed with vMall, for the much anticipated Honor 7.
Honor appreciates your custom and is committed to providing you with up to date product delivery information. To avoid you having to contact our customer service team, here is the latest update on your pre-order.
Due to unprecedented interest in the new highly anticipated Honor 7, all pre-ordered devices are expected to be fulfilled between 2-3 weeks. There is no action required from you, our team will keep you updated, and aim to despatch your Honor 7 as soon as stock becomes available.
Thank you for your patience. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact our customer service team by calling us on our customer service numbers found here.
Sincerely,
Your vMall Team.
support-uk@vmall.eu
But I want it NOW! (Sad face)
I checked my "online payments" account and it shows a £210 discrepancy between the balance and cash available, although my account status on their website still shows as "not processed".
I'm hoping to hear from them tomorrow as to expected delivery date.
I'll report back here. If I haven't heard anything by the end of the week, I may go for a Wileyfox Storm instead.
Never thought I'd type that in a post on here. ;o)
I've just put my name down for a "Mystery Grey" one. No mention of expected delivery dates, but with an option to cancel before despatch.
They're still showing a £40 discount until the end of the month, so £210 including delivery.
My nearby Sainsburys has a habit of closing all the operator tills after about 9PM.
I refuse to use the self-scan ones and always ask for an assistant.
Keeps spotty teens off the streets, and doesn't give me a pocketful of shrapnel. Sainsburys tills do not dispense 50p pieces. I once got 4 x 20p plus 9 x 2p coins as change. That was the last time I used one.
It's the only way to be sure.
Yep. I only upgraded my LJ5M last year, after 9 years of sturdy service. It was born in 1996, and had only printed 40k pages when I bought it for £50. 14MB RAM and a PostScript ROM.
It's still working at a friend's house. Brilliant network printer. 600 dpi, 12 ppm. Supposedly good for 30k pages per month. Compatible 9k page cartridges are less than £20.
I only got rid of it because I needed automatic duplex printing.
Speaking as an ex plumber and pc/network engineer, can I say that combination boilers are more efficient than HW storage systems, unless HW usage and demand is high.
For low usage households, modern condensing combi boilers are the most efficient option, more so if your heating system is correctly sized.
However, central heating is not always the best/cheapest/greenest option. Talk to an expert, not a salesman, and certainly don't ask British Gas for a quote. I have, in my plumbing past, quoted half the BG price, and still made a very handsome profit. Taking the piss is normal practice for those fuckers...
YMMWNV.
So you can still hear it when you leave town and accelerate to out of town speeds, and conversely, so it doesn't blow your ears off when you get to the next slow spot.
My nearly twenty year old car does it, and it's very useful. One less reason to take your eyes off the road.
In the grand scheme of things, not a massive advance, but it's the little things like it that make me appreciate my car's design.
It's a Volvo by the way.