or are the Halifax a complete bunch of cunts. They've just charged me £98 for 'having insufficient funds' to cover 2 direct debits totalling £20.
Oh and then to top it all off, I locked myself out and spent 40 minutes 'breaking' back in to my house. If anyone's got any tips for breaking in that doesn't involve a house brick, I'd be delighted to hear them.
I need booze and now.
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:12, archived)
snib type locks
It can still be done but you need something more bendy than a credit card
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:14, archived)
I'm never leaving the house without a crow bar*
*or my keys
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:20, archived)
I've always loced that word with a passion verging on sexual.
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:48, archived)
people can be bad at locking them.
failing that it's time to call a locksmith
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:14, archived)
Natwest from across the atlantic for 10 months.
Me:"Have You Cancelled all my Direct Debits?"
NW:"Yes, of Course Sir"
Me"Great"
...
3 months later
...
NW:"Insufficient funds to cover Direct Debit for 7.50, charging you 30 quid!"
Me:"Fuckers"
NW:"That's what you get for not cancelling your New Internationalist Subscription hippy fuckwit"
Me:"Fuckers"
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:19, archived)
/clicks 'post' so he can can go and actually read the thread
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:22, archived)
*goes off on an extended swear at that be-spectacled cunt that's on the Halifax adverts*
Hmmmm.....
*drives to local branch of Halifax smashes windows & firebombs*
That's got it....
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:25, archived)
My girlfriend broke in by reaching up through the cat flap to open a window.
Although ours is a magnetic cat flap this didn't deter her. She coaxed one of our cats outside then manoevred him through the flap so it would open.
(, Thu 19 Aug 2004, 18:29, archived)