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Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 9:44 am
by Taipan
Amazon Prime are starting to wind me up with their delivery times! I only search for Prime sellers and they (mostly) state next day delivery. E.G.Ordered some dremel cutting bits on the 27th of January with advertised next day delivery. They actually arrived yesterday. :roll: Its happening a lot lately. Ordered some stuff on Wednesday that I'm supposed to take to my StepMothers on Saturday so allowed a couple of days extra for delivery. Got email saying its being dispatched, then an email saying it has been dispatched, then an email saying its due the 12th of Feb. :roll: I used to use them for quite a few things as their delivery times were so good, even if the prices were sometimes a bit more, but i'll stop using them so much now as I can't rely on them anymore.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:22 am
by Trinity765
Trinity765 wrote: Tue Jan 12, 2021 11:24 am BYP doesn't even come close.

I bought a Dell Inspiron last year. The weekend before last I got a critical error - cpu fan defunct. Last Tuesday it went back to PC World/Currys for a repair under warranty. Today I get it back and it has 17 deep scratches on the case that it didn't have before. Phoned them - they said the engineer who repaired it logged the damage on receipt so it wasn't their fault. I swore a lot. Told them they had monkeys working for them. They are picking it up again on Thursday for an inspection and they may still claim they are not responsible for the damage. I understand they have a duty of care and the guy who collected it should have taken any pictures of damage there and then. They told me that I didn't need to put it in anything when I handed it to them and that the driver would have a specific box to put it in.

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Cutting a long battle with PC World short and not having been with my laptop since they picked it up shortly after this post, I phoned them to log a complaint this morning and I'm expecting a call back this afternoon with delivery details of a new one.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 3:31 pm
by Pseudonym
Rita F* ORA!

She went to Egypt last year for a private gig, and failed to self-isolate when she got back.

She held a private birthday party in a posh London restaurant, paid/bribed the Manager to open up for her and her friends/switch off the CCTV/ and keep fire doors locked (She's in breach of the fire safety order there). The restaurant owners have since had to have a licence hearing with the council. The manager who got paid the £5k has lost his job, the restaurant may lose their licence.

She's now quarantining in a hotel in OZ, as she's a coach of THE VOICE OZ, so is taking up a place that an Australian could have had, and there are many who are struggling to get home, as flights are limited.

She's utterly utterly selfish. On top of that she should know better, as her Mother is a Doctor! :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack:

There are many links out there, I didn't fancy posting numerous ones on here.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 3:54 pm
by Noggin
Heard a new phrase today. Said regularly by a man on the phone when I dialed HMRC.

"I'm dealing with this softly"

he said it a lot (even though at that point I was very calm). I had to say that I had no idea what he meant when he said that. When he explained that he was dealing with me gently because he couldn't answer my questions it was a bit like he pressed the launch button.

What a patronising and unhelpful phrase!!

And said often in a bored and unhelpful tone :angry-cussingblack:

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 5:14 pm
by David
Hermes have been doing that with me since before christmas...they also hid the live chat button...its now the microscopic Hermes trade name on the very bottom right of the help page.
Still got the same answers from the pillocks.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 5:22 pm
by Noggin
David wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 5:14 pm Hermes have been doing that with me since before christmas...they also hid the live chat button...its now the microscopic Hermes trade name on the very bottom right of the help page.
Still got the same answers from the pillocks.
I'm trying to use the 'live' chat with a delivery company. How can a computer bot be described as 'live'!! And then the bastard thing just regurgitates the same crap info I can see and have found on their website!!!! Fukkers

Currently 42 in the queue for a chat with a human!! LOL

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:45 pm
by Yorick
Noggin wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 5:22 pm
David wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 5:14 pm Hermes have been doing that with me since before christmas...they also hid the live chat button...its now the microscopic Hermes trade name on the very bottom right of the help page.
Still got the same answers from the pillocks.
I'm trying to use the 'live' chat with a delivery company. How can a computer bot be described as 'live'!! And then the bastard thing just regurgitates the same crap info I can see and have found on their website!!!! Fukkers

Currently 42 in the queue for a chat with a human!! LOL
I bet the Bot's telling his mates.... "I just had a looney bint with pink hair annoying me"

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 7:51 pm
by Silly Car
Pseudonym wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 3:31 pm Rita F* ORA!

She went to Egypt last year for a private gig, and failed to self-isolate when she got back.

She held a private birthday party in a posh London restaurant, paid/bribed the Manager to open up for her and her friends/switch off the CCTV/ and keep fire doors locked (She's in breach of the fire safety order there). The restaurant owners have since had to have a licence hearing with the council. The manager who got paid the £5k has lost his job, the restaurant may lose their licence.

She's now quarantining in a hotel in OZ, as she's a coach of THE VOICE OZ, so is taking up a place that an Australian could have had, and there are many who are struggling to get home, as flights are limited.

She's utterly utterly selfish. On top of that she should know better, as her Mother is a Doctor! :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack:

There are many links out there, I didn't fancy posting numerous ones on here.
She and Joel Linton (some wanker who kicks a bag of air around a field and had a haircut) should have been made examples of with fines running into £100,000’s and the threat of prison if they didn’t do a fuck ton of community service promoting what lockdown actually means. That snivelling shite who called out Whitty can join them too!

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 8:28 pm
by Mussels
Noggin wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 3:54 pm Heard a new phrase today. Said regularly by a man on the phone when I dialed HMRC.

"I'm dealing with this softly"

he said it a lot (even though at that point I was very calm). I had to say that I had no idea what he meant when he said that. When he explained that he was dealing with me gently because he couldn't answer my questions it was a bit like he pressed the launch button.

What a patronising and unhelpful phrase!!

And said often in a bored and unhelpful tone :angry-cussingblack:
You may have been talking to someone autistic who is repeating his CBT out loud because he senses conflict.
Not the best type of person for a job like that but it means they can fill their disabled quota without paying for wheelchair access to be put in.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 8:36 pm
by Noggin
Mussels wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 8:28 pm
Noggin wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 3:54 pm Heard a new phrase today. Said regularly by a man on the phone when I dialed HMRC.

"I'm dealing with this softly"

he said it a lot (even though at that point I was very calm). I had to say that I had no idea what he meant when he said that. When he explained that he was dealing with me gently because he couldn't answer my questions it was a bit like he pressed the launch button.

What a patronising and unhelpful phrase!!

And said often in a bored and unhelpful tone :angry-cussingblack:
You may have been talking to someone autistic who is repeating his CBT out loud because he senses conflict.
Not the best type of person for a job like that but it means they can fill their disabled quota without paying for wheelchair access to be put in.
Would kind of make sense. I did save my 'angry' for here as no point getting pissy with someone following a script/the rules. But damn it was frustrating :(

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 8:37 pm
by Mr. Dazzle
Pseudonym wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 3:31 pm Rita F* ORA!

She went to Egypt last year for a private gig, and failed to self-isolate when she got back.

She held a private birthday party in a posh London restaurant, paid/bribed the Manager to open up for her and her friends/switch off the CCTV/ and keep fire doors locked (She's in breach of the fire safety order there). The restaurant owners have since had to have a licence hearing with the council. The manager who got paid the £5k has lost his job, the restaurant may lose their licence.

She's now quarantining in a hotel in OZ, as she's a coach of THE VOICE OZ, so is taking up a place that an Australian could have had, and there are many who are struggling to get home, as flights are limited.

She's utterly utterly selfish. On top of that she should know better, as her Mother is a Doctor! :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :thumbdown: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack: :angry-cussingblack:

There are many links out there, I didn't fancy posting numerous ones on here.
Totally agree on Ms. Ora, but WRT the restaurant manager....if you're gonna accept money to do something that is very obviously not allowed - and I can't believe any restaurant owner/manager would have any illusions about the fact restaurants aren't allowed to open - then you deserve what you get when you're caught.

Ora ain't to blame there.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 9:53 pm
by irie
I am seriously fucking angry. :angry:

My 93 year old French father-in-law in Cholet, Maine-et-Loire, whom I am very fond of, and who has survived but is still being treated for bladder cancer, has still not had a Covid-19 jab!

Fuck you, you incompetent cvnts in the Élysée Palace and the Berlaymont Building. :angry:

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:06 pm
by demographic
irie wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 9:53 pm I am seriously fucking angry. :angry:

My 93 year old French father-in-law in Cholet, Maine-et-Loire, whom I am very fond of, and who has survived but is still being treated for bladder cancer, has still not had a Covid-19 jab!

Fuck you, you incompetent cvnts in the Élysée Palace and the Berlaymont Building. :angry:
Could have been far worse, an elderly English gent was offered the vaccine twice recently.

I'm going to write a strongly worded letter to my MP as well as the Daily Mail about it cos being offered vaccine twice is akin to abuse dangnabbit.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:34 pm
by Saga Lout
demographic wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:06 pm
Could have been far worse, an elderly English gent was offered the vaccine twice recently.
Three times. Please pay attention.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 12:48 am
by demographic
Saga Lout wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:34 pm
demographic wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 10:06 pm
Could have been far worse, an elderly English gent was offered the vaccine twice recently.
Three times. Please pay attention.
Have you informed The International Criminal Courts about this ever worsening violation?

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 8:05 am
by Wreckless Rat
Potter wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2021 2:04 am
demographic wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2021 12:48 am
Have you informed The International Criminal Courts about this ever worsening violation?
The International Criminal Courts aren't there for this sort of thing, it's UK workers tax pounds that are being wasted on the inefficient vaccine administration and if you're happy to just suck that up as a tax payer then the International Criminal Courts don't give a monkeys.

I don't know why you're happy about it, but it's your money.
Go on then I’ll bite. Tell me what workers tax has been wasted?

The people ringing around - are mainly volunteers, and he only had one jab, the nhs mainly uses IP telephony now, so calls in the uk cost nothing.

Apart from some old goat having to answer his phone three times, I’m at a loss to see the damage?

As for the wrong dob, you have just as much responsibility to check the data people hold on you. My DOB is checked with just about every NHS interaction bar general GP visits.

Having an X-ray - can we check your name and dob, having an injection - name and dob, having ANY procedure - name and dob.

I’m probably one of the fiercest critics of the NHS management malaise, but come on, two phone calls extra - that cost nothing. Meh.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:20 am
by demographic
To be fair, my reasons were far more simplistic.
I was just extracting the urine on account of Saga showing cantankerous old knacker symptoms.
At his advanced stage of elderlyness and possible associated prostrate issues, extracting the urine might even be regarded as helping him out.
<shudder>.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:25 am
by slowsider
demographic wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:20 am To be fair, my reasons were far more simplistic.
I was just extracting the urine on account of Saga showing cantankerous old knacker symptoms.
At his advanced stage of elderlyness and possible associated prostrate issues, extracting the urine might even be regarded as helping him out.
<shudder>.
Prostrate issues? He won't take that lying down.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:43 am
by DefTrap
irie wrote: Fri Feb 05, 2021 9:53 pm I am seriously fucking angry. :angry:

My 93 year old French father-in-law in Cholet, Maine-et-Loire, whom I am very fond of, and who has survived but is still being treated for bladder cancer, has still not had a Covid-19 jab!

Fuck you, you incompetent cvnts in the Élysée Palace and the Berlaymont Building. :angry:
Crapp innit?
I heard on the news that another country had "ordered" all the vaccine and were refusing to share.

Re: Insignificant/ Significant things that BYP or just wind you up a little

Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2021 9:45 am
by Saga Lout
Wreckless Rat wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2021 8:05 am
Potter wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2021 2:04 am
demographic wrote: Sat Feb 06, 2021 12:48 am
Have you informed The International Criminal Courts about this ever worsening violation?
The International Criminal Courts aren't there for this sort of thing, it's UK workers tax pounds that are being wasted on the inefficient vaccine administration and if you're happy to just suck that up as a tax payer then the International Criminal Courts don't give a monkeys.

I don't know why you're happy about it, but it's your money.
Go on then I’ll bite. Tell me what workers tax has been wasted?

The people ringing around - are mainly volunteers, and he only had one jab, the nhs mainly uses IP telephony now, so calls in the uk cost nothing.

Apart from some old goat having to answer his phone three times, I’m at a loss to see the damage?

As for the wrong dob, you have just as much responsibility to check the data people hold on you. My DOB is checked with just about every NHS interaction bar general GP visits.

Having an X-ray - can we check your name and dob, having an injection - name and dob, having ANY procedure - name and dob.

I’m probably one of the fiercest critics of the NHS management malaise, but come on, two phone calls extra - that cost nothing. Meh.
Why are you such a c... No, I won't sink to your level.

1. The person who phoned me was the nurse practitioner from the GP surgery, not a volunteer.
2. The wrong date of birth is an example of a transcription error. Yes, that is easy to catch and easy to correct but what other mistakes were made when my records were transcribed?

OK, I'm out, but finally, why are you such a lady's reproductive organ