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I will quite often take just one body + the FA31.
Comment by Hyram posted on tips on the FA31mm?? at 21/11/2011 - 13:57
Charging lithium batteries with anything other than precisely the right charger is a good recipe for a house fire
Comment by Hyram posted on Trying to charge Optio E85, but camera got hot ? at 06/11/2011 - 16:12
davem wrote:
here we go with the North/south divide again.
Please open a shop in Yorkshire Chris!!!! There are plenty empty in Bradford
Dave
Watford is not in the south, it is in the middle here we go with the North/south divide again.
Please open a shop in Yorkshire Chris!!!! There are plenty empty in Bradford
Dave
Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax Open Day - Saturday 19th November at 02/11/2011 - 20:48
gtis wrote:
i have looked for them can you give me a link
neil
Don't go straight to the Pentax site but link from the SRS website.johnriley wrote:
All the info is now live on the Pentax website. The T&Cs seem straightforward and I've downloaded the claim form.
hi johnAll the info is now live on the Pentax website. The T&Cs seem straightforward and I've downloaded the claim form.
i have looked for them can you give me a link
neil
That is the only way that I could find it.
Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax K5 & Q Cashback! at 01/11/2011 - 19:35
Chris@SRSWATFORD wrote:
.................As always, if you have any questions then please ask!
Chris
Excellent news Chris .................As always, if you have any questions then please ask!
Chris
Now if you could just let me know when the K3 will be arriving :
Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax K5 & Q Cashback! at 01/11/2011 - 13:35
johnriley wrote:
All the info is now live on the Pentax website. The T&Cs seem straightforward and I've downloaded the claim form.
The good news is that the form appears to go back to Pentax Ricoh, rather than to some obscure third party acting incredibly slowly on behalf of Pentax.All the info is now live on the Pentax website. The T&Cs seem straightforward and I've downloaded the claim form.
Comment by Hyram posted on Pentax K5 & Q Cashback! at 01/11/2011 - 13:33
bforbes wrote:
Don't forget you can use Paypal to be paid as well as for paying. In which case they need your bank details to credit money to you. Unless you prefer to leave it with Paypal
I appreciate that is part of the PayPal system but all I want it for is the ability to pay for items on websites that I have never previously used, without separately entering my credit card details.Don't forget you can use Paypal to be paid as well as for paying. In which case they need your bank details to credit money to you. Unless you prefer to leave it with Paypal
Google Checkout and Amazon Payments are now coming on stream in the UK, so perhaps I shall use those, whilst waiting for my PayPal limit to be reset
Apparently the UK limit is £1900 in any one year.
Once you reach the end of the year, it resets and you get another £1900 limit for the next 12 months.
So if you are using Paypal for small items, you may never hit the limit, but equally you could try and buy something for £1950 as your first transaction and find that PayPal rejects it.
PayPal could verify the credit card by sending a small refund (99p) with a four digit code. Once received on your next credit card statement, you enter the code on the Paypal website and the verification is complete.
However, despite this system of verification appearing as a solution on their website, you can't actually access it and the only option is to add your bank account details.
Not a satisfactory way for a company to behave so I think that I will just have to kick PayPal into touch.
As soon as there are more competitors in the marletplace the better.
Once you reach the end of the year, it resets and you get another £1900 limit for the next 12 months.
So if you are using Paypal for small items, you may never hit the limit, but equally you could try and buy something for £1950 as your first transaction and find that PayPal rejects it.
PayPal could verify the credit card by sending a small refund (99p) with a four digit code. Once received on your next credit card statement, you enter the code on the Paypal website and the verification is complete.
However, despite this system of verification appearing as a solution on their website, you can't actually access it and the only option is to add your bank account details.
Not a satisfactory way for a company to behave so I think that I will just have to kick PayPal into touch.
As soon as there are more competitors in the marletplace the better.
