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HA HA!(sorry for laughing luv)-but your last paragraph reminded me of those fortunate people who bought a Rolls Royce car new and if it developed a fault and you were the sole owner-the car was trailered away and returned within a very reasonable time-always with the same statement-'No Fault Found Sir'-not too sure if that applies these days though?-cant see it applying to computers!!!!.

bastard

Not being nosey but if your sons over eighteen you wont qualify for single occupancy. although you dont look old enough to have a son of that age (Thats me covered)
Regarding tv licence lets get rid of it. Along with the NHS! Both cost me a fortune each year!!

Computer: You've checked it's getting power (by swapping monitor and base-unit power leads? - could be a blown fuse or lose power lead)

Is the base unit dead when you try powering it up? Any LED's lit on it? If none - probably PSU is blown - get supplier to fix under guarantee.

If base unit looks and sounds OK - it's either a monitor (most likely or base unit graphics card problem. Get supplier to fix.

If it looks like PC goes through initial boot screens but Windows fails to start, does it come up with any error messages? It could be you've just got a corrupt operating system. In which case you'll need a Windows Operating System CD - and could fix the fault yourself.

Most PC's can be opened without leaving any trace. Also what does their "no tamper" policy mean? PC's are designed to be easy to upgrade with additional memory, disk drives, graphics cards etc. I wouldn't call this tampering but normal upgrading and customisation.

If you got your soldering iron out and made a few electronic changes to the motherboard, that would be tampering.

Oh Yes. Please post a picture of the wedding cake. I decorate cakes as a hobbie and I would love to see the wedding cake.

hahaha, at least we get quids off for single person occupancy with that one

I personally object to the way the strong arm of the law is used to further persecute people who cant pay this extortionate licence fee - surely the police have better things to be getting on with and the prisons were intended for an altogether different type of inmate too - what do you think

zella if you come back and send me your address and credit card number you will be charged a modest fee for signed glossies and a certified frameable copy of the marriage certificate.

just for you

whats that saying?
its always in the last place ya look?
or when youre not looking?of course its real you doubting thomas' honeymoon pic on both profiles

he is over the ocean at the moment and may be mad im answerin in his thread

poor dear

just smile im win again

Hello Zellarrone

If this assists you in any way then you are welcome.

You will eventually receive a Notice of Intended Prosecution-fill it in and return it to the Court emphasing a GENUINE and ONGOING reason why you are unable to honour the termination of the Letting Contract(assuming notice has been served)-you dont need a solicitor-you can do it yourself-ABOVE ALL-DONT stop paying regular rent(if you do-that can change the goalposts?)-you may possibly be required to attend a preliminary hearing to explain your reasons?-but the full hearing will be some lengthy time later?-if you have children living with you(under 17) in the Letting-then that MAY be to your advantage?-But please be aware-District Judges are known as LOOSE CANNONS-Nothing is guarranteed?-except that eventually the Letting will be vacated and returned to the owner.Contractual repairs are an independent issue to termination-but may be considered in mitigation?.

Hope this assists you.

oh god, dont start the miltary men off

no matter what zellarone even with a guarantee,they still want u r money

May I just remind everyone that late entrants cannot be accepted as 'runners' in the race..

sb is right,that happened to me and they said i had messed with it and touched the wrong thing so the guarantee was invalid,be careful

Take the computer back to the shop, and tell them straight don't take no for an answer the law is with you.

As for the landlord, Why prolong the inevitable sorry but most are just a lot of and have no feelings!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best of luck................

You have to start with the type of tennancy you have Zell - this link should help and you can phone one of their many offices for advice too - but do it sooner rather than later ok......

http://england.shelter.org.uk/get_advice/advice_topics/eviction/eviction_of_private_tenants/the_rules_by_tenancy_typeAs for the comp - if he doesnt admit to opening it or make an issue of them telling him to, then he should be ok....... or even play them at their own game and pretend he doesnt even remember that bit of the conversation