Saint Keith

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Friday. Drink. its been a long week Saturday. sleep Sunday. fly to Chicago at 3.30 1/10

credit crunch must be hitting taxi's pretty hard then if finding £70 is a stretch

not sure thats right mate. hmrc have been instructed to allow small firms to request delaying or spreading their payment over any reasonable time frame, ie up to a year or two if neccesary, but you do have to pay 5.5%pa on the amounts you havent paid in time. had this confirmed by 2 different accountants today as their understanding also, but as ever with this c(unting government, have to wait until the official notices are released, and look at the detail

the sarrie head, east glasgow. was seriously worried in there

and then lose it http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7744345.stm

the uk distributor for it used to be medisport based in petersfield. not sure f they've still got the rights for it, but it is possible to get it

cooked breakfast

find someone you really hate and leave some prawns in their desk for the weekend

home today, golf tomorrow, des moines sunday

Sweetpea, exactly what were you searching for to stumle across that ???

Actually, Plusnet have been voted, by users, as the best broadband provider, closely follwed by sky 2008 CUSTOMER SATISFACTION SURVEY RESULTS ACROSS TOP TEN INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDERS PlusNet comes out top overall across six categories in a survey conducted by BroadbandChoices.co.uk BroadbandChoices.co.uk today announces its customer satisfaction results across the top ten ISP brands. PlusNet topped the table with an average of 79 per cent of users saying they were 'very/fairly satisfied’ with their broadband service across all six customer satisfaction service categories. BroadbandChoices.co.uk asked broadband users to rate their ISP across six different areas: (1) Quality and reliability, (2) download time, (3) clarity of pricing and billing, (4) aftersales support, (5) good value for money and (6) speed of service activation. Top of the class were PlusNet, Sky Broadband and Pipex. Michael Phillips, product director at BroadbandChoices.co.uk, said: “We weren’t surprised to see PlusNet at the top of the table. Being a relatively small provider compared to the other contenders in this category, allows them to really focus on customer service and deliver consistently across the board. It has a UK-based call centre, which is important, as in a recent poll by Mori almost 80 per cent of British people said that they didn’t like getting through to foreign call centres . This has helped it to achieve the highest score in ‘after sales support’. It also has very clear and up front language on things like ‘download limits’ so customers know exactly where they stand.” Around 4,000 households were surveyed to see who’s coming out top for customer satisfaction in the UK. Across all six categories, the ISPs by overall customer satisfaction were: 1. PlusNet 2. Sky Broadband 3. Pipex 4. Tiscali UK 5. Virgin Media 6. AOL Broadband 7. BT Broadband 8. Talk Talk 9. Tesco 10. Orange The results concluded that PlusNet was the broadband supplier that gave the most consistent levels of customer satisfaction. Scoring the highest level of satisfaction, 88.3 per cent, in ‘quality and reliability’ and coming out top in five of the six categories. Sky Broadband was a close second, ranking at the top of the table in ‘clarity of pricing and billing’. Not doing so well in the rankings were Orange and Tesco. Tesco came bottom of the table in ‘quality and reliability’ and Orange lost the customer vote for ‘after sales support’ . Phillips says, “Tesco’s broadband proposition hasn’t fundamentally altered for some time now, so if things don’t start change soon, it could find itself being left behind in a fast moving market.” Michael Phillips comments, “Orange coming bottom of the table only goes to show the importance of ‘after sales support’, in the light of their recent results. Bad service is one of the contributing factors that is driving UK broadband customers to swap ISPs in search of a better deal. Internet service providers are increasingly faced with the challenge of holding onto their existing users in a highly competitive market, and this is certainly an area they can’t afford to slip up on” “Our customer satisfaction results demonstrate that price should not be the only deciding factor. PlusNet and Sky’s performance demonstrate that you can get excellent value for money by switching to the right package, which can offer reliable connection speeds, faster downloads and better quality customer service. “Consumers must consider the level of service they will get from their ISP after they have signed 12 or even 18 month contracts, rather than being swayed by flashy advertising and introductory pricing offers,” concludes Philips.

its already there well, across a virtual CC network, so you have 3 out of 5 chance of your call landing in india

i'll lend you the money, in exchange for a % of your business, or a fixed ror

i'll be the judge of that tomorrow

you going to ipswich? becoming a lorry driver? a builder in gloucester? a taxi driver?

Friday - test driving AM again Satuday- some serious sleeping, as i am ********ed. any ****er wakes me up before 5pm prepare for a painful death. pub in teh evenings sunday. meant to be golf, but if its cold and wet im staying in. indian in the evening, then off to galway monday morning

you are unbelievable. absolutely ****ing priceless

was a good fight, although it should have been stopped after th 8th, really bad cut

golf has been cancelled today

house contents insurance

gordon brown had taxed it

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/northern_ireland/7715257.stm

today wfh. going to be a late one. tonight. a large drinkoid tommoz golf. saints. sleep sunday. test driving AM, rest, sleep, secks, etc