That's fair enough RED ARMY, like I said, each to their own, and I don't blame you for not buying things on the internet, I never used to because of the fact I had no idea of what I was getting, or whether I would even get it. With regards to Norton, I've never rated it, but again, it's down to your personal preference, and if ...

You should've gone to ebuyer.com, would've saved yourself just over £100 and got free delivery. Each to their own though! Hope you enjoy it.

If they have settled with you in writing, then they have to honour it. The only people that could tell you what/why it is taking so long are Capital One. My suggestion would be to call them again, and wait this time. It's beyond frustrating when customers call up asking for advice, and then hang up whilst you're checking things for them ...

Hi LisaH, I read about Lloyds TSB helping out Nothern Rock on the intranet at work today (I work for LTSB), only briefly as I was coming back off of lunch. If I remember rightly, the customers that are eligible for the offer from Lloyds TSB will be contacted in writing, and given instructions on how to apply if they wish to. I believe I saw some ...

Natwest have already introduced someting similar, and in my eyes, more secure than a phone call. I'm sure all of you natwest customers know how annoying it is to use their new card reader, but when you think about it, it is a LOT more secure. Having to insert your card into the reader when transferring funds online outside of your accounts, ...

Just a heads up for any Lloyds TSB credit card holders, or anyone looking for 0% balance transfer rates. For the month of June only, Lloyds TSB are offering the balance transfer rate of 0% for 6 Months with a 3% fee on any Lloyds TSB credit card.

Hi arb, I speak to quite a few customers daily with this dilema. They've cut their card up in fear of running up any more debt on the credit card, and then when they need to take things back for refunds which they've recently purchased, they have the receipt, but no credit card to take to the store to have the money refunded on to. The ...

Hi Shelley, Should you go the credit card route, which is a dubious one, there are a few things you should know with regards to the way balance transfers work. 1. Don't be fooled by offers for purchase interest rates along with low interest balance transfer rates, this is to get you using the card and building up a balance on it. Most low ...

Hi drumster, The bank I work for (Lloyds TSB) allows you to transfer any balance on to your credit card that you wish to. If it is someone elses balance, then so long as you give consent to bring that balance over on to your credit card, they will do so. So to answer your original question, the answer is yes, so long as your wife calls the bank ...

Hi chewedtobits, Pretty much every lender will come to an agreement for reduced payments if you are in financial difficulty, so long as you are honest with them about your situation and current debts. They would rather get the money back eventually, than have to fight for it in the courts, as I'm sure you would prefer to pay it off long term ...