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All companies.
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All company.
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Booking.com
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Halfords
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Ryanair
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the BBC
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I trust socialist cooperatives even less.
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Trust Pilot
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B.T and Amazon have both screwed me in the past.
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I have only ever ordered one thing from Amazon but they kept taking £8 a Month out of my Bank Account for Express Delivery for the next 3 Months till I copt on.
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Sky
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Betfair
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Homebase
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TD Trump Deutschland
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trumpton
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Pc World....Poor and over priced all round
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It this the market without British Gas? Why do people continue to think that they are still the company that they used to be? I am unbiased by the way, the nearest natural gas supply to us is 2 miles away.
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Kwik fit are awful, complete rip off, set my engine on fire once true story, the reason why I learnt how to do most repairs on my car myself. Halfords BQ overpriced. Any second hand car dealer, buy private !
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Kwik fit fitted me some new tyres about twenty years ago...One of my wheels fell of before I got home....Trust me that is a true story.
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Vincent
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i'm on the kwik fit bandwagon, but a wheel fell off. < comedy gold
went in with a flat, they took the keys gunned the car toward the fixing bays & hit the breaks. i have driven enough cars to know what happens when you break hard but they assured me my front shocks had gone. imagine their surprise when i showed them my very recent MOT receipt with the new front shocks included. to be fair the guy didn't miss a beat and said "ah yeah new shock abs often act like old ones before they bed in" there were words, it got unpleasant & i got my new tyre somewhere else but i did have a sneaking admiration for the sheer nerve of it. |
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I'm rather cross with F&M at the moment. Last Thursday they had completely run out of foie gras.
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Some good calls. Less transparent but potentially far more expensive, Hargreaves Lansdown.
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My Kwik-Fit Story. Mrs decided she wanted all new tyres before going on driving holiday. Most of them were very near so no problem - only that it was Sunday morning and few options.
Kwit Fit bloke said we've got this great deal and can give you 4 tyres fitted £450. I said I don't think so, mate. Cue some pressing of buttons on the cash register/computer and hey presto he can do it for £200. He managed a situation, which would have been embarrassing for some with a nonchalance suggesting it was a regular occurrence. |
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Unfair to include Hargreaves Lansdown without including the whole of the financial services industry.
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Disagree. HL position themselves at the most conservative end of the spectrum of financial services. This leads to their advisers acting contrary to the best interests of their clients in certain situations.
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"Car Store"...
Part of "Stratstone" who advertise them, but don't sell them! Have to fill out a contact form, but it won't send till you hit "Reserve", and have to pay £99.00! You would have to be mental to go along with that! Reviews are hideous, and one person paid £200 to have one moved closer, and was, at the last word, fighting to get it back! |
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Any high street bookmaker
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n-power...
Check out the reviews.... . https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/www.npower.com I was £252 in credit, on the last quarters bill, but they increased my direct debit from £63.00 to £91.00 per month! When I queried it they said "we don't like our customers getting into debt"!!! Isn't that a brilliant way of forcing their customers into debt? Anyway I am now £63.00 in credit, and they are reducing my payments to £37.00! |
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"National Tyres and Autocare"....
...at least not the branch I have used! Best bit is MOTs for £27. Worst bit, going twice with punctures in almost new tyres. They look, and say fine...go for a sit down, and coffee, and guy comes back, and asks me to take a look... Tyre is now off and he shows me black rubber dust, and says he can't fix it! I must be stupid to have fallen for it twice, and bought new tyres, and even paid for disposal of the old ones, that they will clearly sell on! |
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Sky charged me for full years phone rental after I joined BT asked for the money back they said yes on the phone but never returend a penny just kept knocking money off my sky tv subscription cheeky R soles
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..... This leads to their advisers acting contrary to the best interests of their clients in certain situations.......
Exactly. I give you the Financial Services Industry. |
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Yes, that's true too, Jack, but HL TandC's put them in a special category. Anyone looking to transfer a DB pension should avoid them: happy to explain why by DM.
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I know too many people who put faith in (commission incentivised) financial advisors. The whole industry stinks. Opaque charges, and fees.
I know a financial advisor working for one of the 'wealth management' companies and he knew f-all about investment trusts. I am sure you can guess the reason. Thanks for the offer but I have no involvement in that area. |
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The Police Co.
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Anyone can call himself a "Financial Adviser."
And you're right, his best interest rarely coincides with that of his client. Best thing is to take charge of your own finances. Unfortunately, in the case of a DB pension, Govt compels the client to pay for the advice of a FA. What could possibly go wrong? |