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Thanks for sharing
snapshoot · 2009-10-13: 09:58
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Ohaaah, it's not me that is sharing! Hopefully, it's Tesco's, or Tesco's insurance, or the unscrupulous person, or the bank's insurance, whoever. Me, I am tight as hell, I am not sharing.
ClaudePechabaden · 2009-10-13: 10:24
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lol... thanks for NOT sharing! ;-) btw, this is standard procedure. the problem hidden behind all this is that the money that credit card issuers make with these cards (the obnoxious 2-3% of transactions surcharge) has to cover for all the fraud that is going on MASSIVELY in their systems. so much for you being "protected" by them... it's all just a matter of who is paying for what.
stormfish · 2009-10-13: 11:30
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Umm, actually I use Tescos, because they're the closest. But it wasn't me, I'm having my own battle with someone using my MasterCard to buy a marine GPS system for about 1000 dollars somewhere in the Pacific North-west of the US or Canada. The name on the transaction (they set me a copy) isn't mine - so how come they didn't check? The billed ammount is actually in pounds and, assuming it was a mail order or on-line order, how come they didn't check the delivery address? I'm wondering if I should just go back to cash only.
terryl · 2009-10-13: 11:50
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Cash only is good! And Fish's explanation is good to have too. Thanks. (though how to do cash-only on the internet?) Do you think it's the main gps company that was maybe dodgy, Terry?
ClaudePechabaden · 2009-10-14: 02:34
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You didn't allow comments on yesterdays blog but i'm going to cheat. Love the shadow Photo. I can see many different things in it from shadow puppets to murder mystery films! Brilliant!
kimkadabra · 2009-10-14: 16:34
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Cheating away is goood!!!! A bientot xx
ClaudePechabaden · 2009-10-14: 17:10
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Arses - that's crap Claude and double arses it was at Tesco ;) Glad to hear the bank were onto it quickly though and stopped your card.
Emma · 2009-10-18: 13:42
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