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a £500 donation was required for this fucker
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mugatu,
Wed 26 Jan 2005, 19:46,
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freeloader :o)which is of course your choice!
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Gizmo.mp3 does not exist,
Wed 26 Jan 2005, 19:52,
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i promise to donate sooni've been waiting to get my check book but i think i'll just send loose cash in the post...
/good boy
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Mousing,
Wed 26 Jan 2005, 19:53,
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Paypal it...You're a student, don't tell me you don't have a credit card...
( Gizmo.mp3 does not exist,
Wed 26 Jan 2005, 19:55,
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i don't!my mum made me promise not to get a credit card! I'm stuck with a debit card, i'm guessing that's not good enough then?
( Mousing,
Wed 26 Jan 2005, 19:56,
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don't knowI never use a debit card online due to security and legal protection.
If you buy something on the net and it never arrives, the credit card company pay (honestly. Financial Services and Consumer Credit Acts) - providing you have taken reasonable steps to protect your number etc etc.
If you're on a student account, it'll cost you nothing, you can set it up to pay off totally by direct debit to your current account after every bill; plus you build up a good credit history which can save you money in the future AND you can use them abroad (just try using that Switch card in France or Spain, go on, I dare you).
/not trying to sell one to you, but so long as you don't fall into the trap of letting your balance build up, they're a good thing to have.
(If you buy something on the net and it never arrives, the credit card company pay (honestly. Financial Services and Consumer Credit Acts) - providing you have taken reasonable steps to protect your number etc etc.
If you're on a student account, it'll cost you nothing, you can set it up to pay off totally by direct debit to your current account after every bill; plus you build up a good credit history which can save you money in the future AND you can use them abroad (just try using that Switch card in France or Spain, go on, I dare you).
/not trying to sell one to you, but so long as you don't fall into the trap of letting your balance build up, they're a good thing to have.
Gizmo.mp3 does not exist,
Wed 26 Jan 2005, 20:02,
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