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On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 at 22:45:08 in uk.legal.moderated tiscali wrote:
1 months notice accepted by esporta In my case (actually my daughter's, in her absence) they waived the month's notice - when I asked to see the agreement that they were relying upon... -- Nogood Boyo |
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Nogood Boyo wrote:
tiscali wrote: 1 months notice accepted by esporta In my case (actually my daughter's, in her absence) they waived the month's notice - when I asked to see the agreement that they were relying upon... Good job! Stu |
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On Tue, 30 Jan 2007 at 22:25:02 in uk.legal.moderated Stuart A.
Bronstein wrote: Nogood Boyo wrote: tiscali wrote: 1 months notice accepted by esporta In my case (actually my daughter's, in her absence) they waived the month's notice - when I asked to see the agreement that they were relying upon... Good job! :-) I think I also embarrassed them when I took the **** out of their request for her to ring them to discuss outstanding amounts - from Siberia..! -- Nogood Boyo |
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