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Try contacting Choice. They just lurrrve these sorts of cough methods telcos, cable services etc use to what can only be described as scam customers. They'll be able to give you some advice I'm sure
Thanks. I chose instead to share the login details with 3 other households
 
Selfish people.

Patronising people.

Web forms that scream at you in bold red 'Invalid card number you must enter a valid number' when you're only just starting to enter the first digit of a 16-digit number.

Sales staff saying 'When you're ready' at the point of sale when I already have my credit card out point blank at the machine, and we still have to wait for the machine itself to be ready. I was ready long before the machine was. Tempted to make a smart reply like 'I'm ready but you're not' but I don't want to be accused of shopping rage.
 
Selfish people.

Patronising people.

Web forms that scream at you in bold red 'Invalid card number you must enter a valid number' when you're only just starting to enter the first digit of a 16-digit number.

Sales staff saying 'When you're ready' at the point of sale when I already have my credit card out point blank at the machine, and we still have to wait for the machine itself to be ready. I was ready long before the machine was. Tempted to make a smart reply like 'I'm ready but you're not' but I don't want to be accused of shopping rage.
Oh. Yes. And the same with mobile numbers. Email address. Just get rid of the red warning stuff until it's needed.

And yes. Yesterday I was ordering at a takeaway. In a hurry. The operator thought she was helping me out by trying for a food bundle which might be cheaper. (And this is why food gets wasted). She tried, multiple times to add in the extra item. And failed. I didn't want the extra item and would have chucked it anyway. Finally I said could I just not bother.
 
Doing the washing today. Husband has a cold, I say did you check your pockets? Yes he says. I have been caught out before so rechecked his shorts pockets, nothing.
Hanging our the washing, ugh didn't check the shirt pocket. Its amazing how one tissue can shred into so many tiny pieces. Looks like its snowing!
 
Web forms that scream at you in bold red 'Invalid card number you must enter a valid number' when you're only just starting to enter the first digit of a 16-digit number.
WCMO even more is webforms that don't specify accepted card types. I had one yesterday that displayed the Amex logo after the first 2 or 3 digits, but didn't tell me Amex wasn't accepted until I submitted the form.
 
Scrolling on my phone, I saw an add for a company saying that they were Australia and had sales on dresses. I saw a style I liked and clicked on my size. They automatically added this dress to a cart and to my horror, they also had all my details. Name, email, address and credit card numbers. How do they have this information?
I have since googled this company and they are from China and have awful reviews. I immediately rang my credit card company and have cancelled my card.

Now annoyingly I have to wait for a new card and change my direct debits.
 

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