The main thing is don't rush into a decision.
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The main thing is don't rush into a decision.
Thank god that's been cleared up i didn't get a minute's sleep last night worrying about all thisSo the FFX listing for the TECH-XL has just been updated again - I guess by a real person this time - to a new price of £205. Will be interesting to see if they actually ship out the 40-odd they sold at £105.
Update: just this minute got an email cancelling my order "due to a pricing error"!
Nah. 'Sorry, supplier couldn't get them, we will refund the order.' Common practice and legally sound.One of the lads from work got the email cancelling it. I’m pretty sure that they have to sell it at that price.
Have you tried a bucket ?
only because they were to lazy to plumb in the toilet.I did, Plumbers ended up using it on site.
Nope.....legally its a "Invitation to tender" .They dont have to accept paymentOne of the lads from work got the email cancelling it. I’m pretty sure that they have to sell it at that price.
Thats impressive, I wish I could afford one. Unlike some YouTubers who just get them sent to them for free. Which boils my ----.Think ive had them all at one time or another, currently have tech lc, ot mc, tech xl, tp3b, mp1 and mb2 oh and a grubber pouch.
At the rates you charge that equates to a Saturday morning call out.that is well over a grands worth of bags
I am only £80 per hour , so would take me 1 1/2 days to buy all those bagsAt the rates you charge that equates to a Saturday morning call out.
from what i hear, you charge £80 for answering the phone.I am only £80 per hour , so would take me 1 1/2 days to buy all those bags
Only lawyers , solicitors and dodgy chat up lines charge for picking up the telephonefrom what i hear, you charge £80 for answering the phone.
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