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I think about a year ago they were taken over by the "CDiscount" on-line group, part of Geant/Casino. They are quite notorious - search on-line to find out more.

Didn't i hear recently that the higher CO2 levels and global warming are delaying the next Ice Age ? So its good, yes ? [8-)]

I think the most effect will be left until the result of the BREXIT referendum in the summer (?) is known, or "anticipated" by those in power (the Bankers and Forex gurus) Now what will David and George put their money on ? Not all of it of course that would be hazardous. Poor dears.[Www]

[quote user="Jonzjob"]They all look OK from here? Just as long as they stay there and I stay here [8-|] [/quote] +1[:-))]

And Bracknell is not far away [:(] One of the most depressing places in the home counties.

Cut the head of a live chicken and see whether the body runs clockwise or anti-clockwise, throw your grannies false teeth in the same direction and if the top row faces east then the euro will weaken.[:D]

[quote user="Chancer"]I listen for the beeps in the dial tone.   A usefull feature is *351*# which will block an unwanted caller, I have blocked thousands but beware, you cannot unblock one when you cut off a family member by mistake you can only delete the whole list, if you have an unwanted caller leave an an ansswerphone message be really carefull that they were the last caller before blocking them, dont block a call that you didnt answer, you will end up blocking the last one that you did, probably a friend or family. [/quote] Does this feature work with Orange and also does it work with "number withheld" or "out of area" calls which are a right pain in the ar$e

I don't understand the link between "increased income" and these 2 taxes. They are based on the property value and local tax rates. The only income related tax would be the taxe d'habitation as you can get a reduction for low income or complete exoneration if you are over 60 and low income.

Download and use Libreoffice for all your "Word" requirements. And its free. (Google is your friend)

[quote user="woolybanana"]Surely, the breakdown is the proof. Some part of the kit is not up to the minimum life expected of two years?[/quote] There is nothing in the law that states that the life expectancy is 2 yrs, and the fact that the manufacturer only guarantees the product for 1 yr then the case is closed !

[quote user="woolybanana"]If it has died within the two year period, it means that it was defective at the time of purchase, surely?[/quote] Thats going to take some proving, isn't it !

Thats very interesting Lehaut as I purchased the tablet from the same on-line company so maybe worth a poke. However the law does state that the article has to have not conformed to that sold at time of sale see quote below "Lorsque vous achetez un produit, le vendeur doit vous garantir contre ses défauts de conformité. La garantie s'applique à condition que le défaut existe à la date d'acquisition. Vous avez 2 ans pour agir et bénéficier de la garantie, sans frais" As the product did conform to the spec as supplied and just happen to "die" after 15 months the law is not applicable as it reads.

[quote user="halfblind"]I want to ask guidance from those on this forum who maybe have gone through the claims against guarantees of goods sold in France. I have a tablet computer which has just stopped working - dead. It is less than 2 yrs old so my belief is that the statutory guarantee for goods should come into play, in other words it is still under guarantee. However the manufacturers guarantee states it is only covered for 1 yr from date of purchase. The product was purchased on-line so before I get in touch with the SAV of the supplier I wanted to know where I stood legally with respect to the guarantee period. Any one out there any input ? Thanks in advance. [/quote] After information gleaned from another forum it appears that I am not covered as the product did conform to that advertised at time of purchase, so its outside the manufacturers guarantee period. By the way, its a Toshiba ! Another €250 down the pan ! But on a more positive note it only cost €0,52 per day from date of purchase. So the glass is half full [;-)]

I want to ask guidance from those on this forum who maybe have gone through the claims against guarantees of goods sold in France. I have a tablet computer which has just stopped working - dead. It is less than 2 yrs old so my belief is that the statutory guarantee for goods should come into play, in other words it is still under guarantee. However the manufacturers guarantee states it is only covered for 1 yr from date of purchase. The product was purchased on-line so before I get in touch with the SAV of the supplier I wanted to know where I stood legally with respect to the guarantee period. Any one out there any input ? Thanks in advance.

Conspiracy theory #1 All a cunning plot by Clarkson and his merry sidekicks to get out of their contracts with maximum exposure before accepting a lucrative offer from Sky channel. If the "Top Gear" name and logo are owned by the BBC then what title the new adventures ? Answers on a postcard to win your £5 (joke)[Www]