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Maybe pomposity has got the better of me it s not exactly a big question that hangs over cereal it s just that Cereal is questioned Why though Perhaps this shopper believes that
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It s all here bacon eggs baked beans sausages juice cereal white bread to make both toast and fried bread jam marmite eurgh tea and coffee but neither brown sauce nor tom
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What a list of beautiful construction Not only individually numbered the items are split into two groups The shopper refers to one as Other but I d be inclined to view it as their way
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I really like finding the names of my shoppers This list features practically an entire family I m not sure what kind of footie shirt our shopper is hoping to get for Harry from Tesco
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Sadly the illegibility of the handwriting means that I can t be sure that the third item on the list is mammal milk This is especially true as unless my memory of biology is completely
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I ll be honest and admit that it s the strange writings to right of the listed items that catches my eye on this list It seems to be some kind of code Either that or reminders But what
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Writing on napkins seems to be something that lots of us do but rarely are these scribbles of any practical use other than to pass the time while waiting for our dinner to arrive This
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A reassuringly homeley list except for a mystery in the middle What is this strange item by the circled J Shaun emailed to suggest that it reads marg as in margerine Good suggestion
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Part of me thinks that this is a shopper who is undertaking an emergency Christmas shop especially as it was found on the 23rd December We did our Christmas shop at just after midnight and
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There is little doubt that the shopper has a hectic weekend planned but how are they goign to remember it all if they leave their list behind The shears complement that instruction to
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Why on earth would someone take a football trivia game along to the supermarket And why would they leave one of the cards behind The best I can come up with is this it was taken along to
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Okay so it s not all fruit In fact it s predemoninantly vegetables and salad items but I think you get the idea Finally someone to add to the collection with a healthy eating conscience
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Sugar soap and wood wash suggest that somebody is planning a weekend of furniture restoring It may of course be a weekend of sorting out the skirting boards for all I know but the
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Yes I know it says 2oz Walnuts but I get annoyed when people make a Z look like a 3 Some interesting categorisation has been done on this list lines surrounding similar items help to
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It s been a while since I found a list written in a foreign script but one at last makes an appearance The only thing I think I can make out is Lenor but I m not even sure about that
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Like a cross between pizza and pitta bread PITZA s stands out like a sore thumb As I have no idea what pitza is the use of the apostrophe may suggest that Pitza is a person and needs
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Not only is this a neat hand but also an organised one Items for different uses are spread around the list which breaks it down into the following categories Fruit and veg Cold goods
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It s not the first and I doubt it ll be the last but this is an outstanding list for the type of items in such a disorganised order The issue is that the list is a combination of both items
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As a collector since the mid-80's, Ryan said collecting became an obsession until around 1987 when girls and other activities became more of a priority. ...
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Who do I contact to report a harassing debt collector who won't acknowledge my dispute?
Q. I had to pay a medical bill late, but the facility had already sent my bill to a debt collector. The bill states that delinquent accounts are charged 1% interest on the balance per month. Our balance had been $48 and I paid it at approximately 60 days past due. The bill collector originally sent me a bill for the the amount of $73.08 and then another bill for 25.08 acknowledging the receipt of my payment (which I paid to the facility, not to the debt collector). The 8 cents is listed as interest and the $25 as "other" and is listed as part of the original account. I have asked what the $25 is for, but the debt collector refuses to tell me and the medical facility tells me my account with them is paid. I have sent two letters to the… [cont.]
Asked by LovingMother - Fri Jun 29 12:07:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First get a letter from the medical facility that says the account is paid. Second send the collection agency a Cease and Desist letter to stop contacting you because the debt is paid. Send a copy of the "Paid In Full" Letter along with the C&D. Make sure you send it certified and a signature return receipt. You should also review your credit report and make sure the collection account is not on there. If it is, in your C&D letter request that they remove the collection account also. If they contact you at any point after they have received the letter(their signature is proof they received it) you can take them to court for a violation of the FDCPA(Fair Debt Collection Practices Act). You can claim $1000 per violation, plus any… [cont.]
Answered by OC1999 - Fri Jun 29 12:50:37 2007
Q. I had to pay a medical bill late, but the facility had already sent my bill to a debt collector. The bill states that delinquent accounts are charged 1% interest on the balance per month. Our balance had been $48 and I paid it at approximately 60 days past due. The bill collector originally sent me a bill for the the amount of $73.08 and then another bill for 25.08 acknowledging the receipt of my payment (which I paid to the facility, not to the debt collector). The 8 cents is listed as interest and the $25 as "other" and is listed as part of the original account. I have asked what the $25 is for, but the debt collector refuses to tell me and the medical facility tells me my account with them is paid. I have sent two letters to the… [cont.]
Asked by LovingMother - Fri Jun 29 12:07:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First get a letter from the medical facility that says the account is paid. Second send the collection agency a Cease and Desist letter to stop contacting you because the debt is paid. Send a copy of the "Paid In Full" Letter along with the C&D. Make sure you send it certified and a signature return receipt. You should also review your credit report and make sure the collection account is not on there. If it is, in your C&D letter request that they remove the collection account also. If they contact you at any point after they have received the letter(their signature is proof they received it) you can take them to court for a violation of the FDCPA(Fair Debt Collection Practices Act). You can claim $1000 per violation, plus any… [cont.]
Answered by OC1999 - Fri Jun 29 12:50:37 2007
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