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    Hi everyone, over the last few nights I have had my door knocked on and when I have answered they have twice asked for someone who doesn't live in my property and then one saying they were a policeman and could they come in!!!

     

    Luckily I'm not stupid (well a bit blond at times but not that dumb), so I closed the door and told them to go on there way.....

     

    Now I have thought about it, I'm thinking this is very weird and hope its not a scam to check people are in the house or not so they can break in.

     

    I think people should be on their guard!!!

     

    What do people think/has anyone had the same thing happen?

     

    xXx

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    I have recently been burgled and need a replacement window. I have been advised to get laminated doubled glazing but I need the glass only as the frame is still in tack as they just shattered the window.

     

    I would be grateful for some free quotes, I have the measurements if needed but I am aware that they usually need to see the window to asess the cost.

     

    Any help would be appriciated :)

     

    Thank you

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    Has anyone been to the City Spa in the Sheffield College? I have booked to have my hair done next week (a colour) and wondered what it was like?

     

    I am having a level 3 doing my hair...I know they are students but if it goes wrong, will a tutor step in and sort it? :|

     

    Also, where in the City Spa located in the college?

     

    Thank you

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    Nah, I was emphasising the L's in always, like I would if I was speaking to you, but maybe you don't understand that. Or maybe you are trying to be difficult, for some reason only known to yourself.

     

    Why oh why, no matter what the thread is about, is there always one person that chips in with some smarmy, silly remark that helps no-one, just to start something. I mean come on.

     

    Anyway back to the original point, she will know in 10 days or so if it has been sorted, in the meantime everyone be extra careful when using cash machines, as I have heard about these skimming scams before.

     

    As I said, she used a cash machine on the top end of London Rd before, not saying it's that but it could be..

     

    Yep, theres always one!!! Think everyone of my posts has some sarcastic saddo commenting on something that has nothing to do with the post. Better to ignore them, annoys them more!!!

     

    As for the money going missing, it happened to a friend of mine and she got a refund after about 3 months of investigation xXx

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    I can't see how being a 'professional driver' makes much difference to care and attention with regard to driving. Everyone who holds a license should be capable of, and behave in a manner of driving safely.

     

    You mentioned twice that the person behind you had to brake harshly. That says to me that the 'guy' behind you, was driving too close to you (ok, the first included a swerve, but not the second). And you said you also had to stop really quickly at the Children's. So were you driving too close too? If you had already experienced this guy's erratic driving, then why were you so close to him that you had to brake 'really quickly'? Sounds like bad driving to me, or at least poor judgment.

     

    The only time that I have to brake sharply is when I'm not fully paying attention, or when I'm driving too close to someone. Admittedly, both are bad, and not ideal driving by me.

     

    Already been suggested. So no need to respond.

     

    A professional should be a better driver then? :confused: Or do you mean a driver who drives for a professional should drive better?

     

    Non-professional and professional drivers should be equally able to drive safely. If professional drivers are supposed to be good drivers, does that mean that non-profs are less than good drivers? If so, then most drivers should be off the road.

     

    Yeah, but in some jobs, you aren't sat alone in your own car with complete strangers that are potentially nutcases. Granted, most people aren't nutcases, but unless you've sat in your own car with people who you don't know and who are acting strangely, you can misunderstand what the word 'vulnerability' is.

     

    There is a high chance, I think, that there is a chance that you are speculating, with absolutely no grounds whatsoever.

     

    Probability wise, he didn't have some idiot in the car (in that, I agree with you), however, if drivers could predict with certainty that a person is an 'idiot', then they wouldn't pick them up in the first place.

     

    His customers could have been idiots.

     

    Getting paid for a job isn't synonymous with getting abuse for doing a job.

     

    You sound like you work for BT, or you are one of these robots that manage or supervise for major companies. Totally oblivious to real life and experience.

     

    I totally agree Valley.

     

     

    Any death figures due to accidents is obviously too high, but those figures seem quite low to me, considering 274 billion miles are covered by cars each year.

     

    re:link, though 'taxi' is defined on page 17, I can't see any figures in the tables that relate to taxi casualties. :confused:

     

    You clearly have far to much time on your hands 'ASH' :roll:

     

    I dont work for 'BT' I believe in good customer service if you are a paying customer.....simple as!!!!!!!!

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