Categories: "Fun"
Dad diary - Broken glass, kitchens, plumbing, housework and a walking sprog!
By Value hunter on Nov 17, 2010 | In In real life, Dear diary | Send feedback »
For the purposes of saving time, this dad diary entry will be done in bullet format. Stormy night, bird feeder blew off the washing post and smashed 3 panes of glass on the greenhouse. Don't mind that, but getting glass out of grass is impossible A… more »
Beware - FAKE fedex emails contain virus and malware
By Value hunter on Nov 12, 2010 | In On the web, Bad business | Send feedback »
Just a quick heads up - received an email from fedex today saying my parcel had "been returned due to incorrect address" Instructions to print off attached file and contact my nearest depot to arrange collection of said fantasy parcel. Of course there… more »
Save the tradition of bonfire night!
By Value hunter on Nov 5, 2010 | In Fun, In real life, Common sense, Frugal thinking, Dear diary | Send feedback »
Traditional English bonfire night in 1957
Traditions are passed on to children around the world by their families, but here in the UK traditions are being watered down and allowed to disappear. It is not very thrifty, to pay out for the ever increasing costs of fireworks, but the costs of… more »
Are bank charges fraudulent?
By Value hunter on Oct 26, 2010 | In In real life, Money chat, Bad business, Frugal wars | Send feedback »
I believe that some bank charges are in breach of the fraud act 2006. A real example: You have £100 left in your account. You make an authorised card payment for £60 (leaving a £40 balance on your account) A direct debit, of £50 is due out of your… more »
Avoid unpaid direct debit bank charges
By Value hunter on Oct 24, 2010 | In In real life, Money chat, Common sense, Frugal wars, Frugal thinking | 1 feedback »
Bank's love to charge for each unpaid direct debit (and knock on overdraft charges, etc), it makes huge profits from them, it knows this, their customers know this, the powers that be know it. So avoiding running up unpaid direct debit charges (and… more »
