All Disputes articles – Page 17
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Ain't got no satisfaction
Oh-oh, last year, in a July issue and then again in September I recounted Nigel Dowdney’s saga with Santander…
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Bright light on Horizon
The tide is turning for sub-postmasters caught up in nightmares with their Horizon system.
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Termination of the terminal
You might remember Iain Lyall’s summary of the 17 functions he had to carry out for one transaction…
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It was time for drastic action
Some people feel they have no place to go when dealing with monopolies, and that is true up to a point…
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A bolt from the blue
The morals of big businesses have been called into question lately. That came down like a big thumb on Jignesh Patel…
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Papering over the cracks
The kind (he says he’s a fan) Dilip Patel, whose Londis trades at Clapham Park in south-west London, offered feedback on two news-and-mags-related stories that I reported on two issues back. First, those soggy bundles.
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Sitting ducks are easy hits
I’ve been contacted by two businesses which had instructed Amrit Johal over HMRC’s substantial seizures of alcohol…
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Read clause four of the charter
An update on Naresh Chadda’s moan about his wholesaler continuing practice of increasing his order of two Irish dailies…
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The daily Irish troubles keep coming
I’ve been keeping Dorothy King, administrator for the Press Distribution Forum, busy…
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When will supplies 'dry up'?
Raj Morker has come to dread the rain, and not for the obvious bad hair day, ruined shoes reasons…
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An all-round result
I’ve been banging on lately about newsagents being able to refer to the Press Distribution Forum for assistance…
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Can you credit it?
There’s a huge amount of frustration when you know your credit rating is fine but the records show otherwise…
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Retailer wins in penalty shoot out
I told Evelyn Wilkins that I would tell her Payzone story just in case push comes to shove
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How to overkill an area
Mikesh Parmar’s Londis store, a Best One and a Martins all look to be under severe threat from a 42,000 sq ft Asda planning to open a hundred yards away
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Manila flavoured milk
Roger Dicker had to go further afield than he imagined when Dairy Crest switched his milk supply to a new depot
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Take time before you sign
I have been talking to Richard Hare, MD of Peopletime, which specialises in payroll, human resources and health & safety
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Monopoly anyone?
Apologies to Smiths News whom I incorrectly fingered as the source of Paul Moscardini’s newspaper woes in the last issue
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Customer service that doesn't add up
Nigel Dowdney has sent me a state-of-play regarding his sad saga with Santander (C-Store, July 20). I had suggested that he take the bank to the small claims court when they failed to credit two cheques.