Cubit
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What are these NSI standards they refer to?
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Yep, they are indeed being outlawed. Don't know dates though
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They are not obliged to send you the phot's unless you plead not guilty and elect a court appearance, the you will get them with the evidence pack in due course.
You can aslk them for the photo to assist you in identifying the driver but they are not obliged to divvy it up.....and clock continues to tick on the 28 day time limit to return the S172
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The M6/M42 sector is notorious for this.
Yes, there is a delay but no one quite knows what it is.
Unfortunately, the onus is on you to prove you were compliant.
I take it you were pretty much on your own in the lane rather than a steady stream of flowing traffic?
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picky picky.How would u use a relay on a wireless pir?
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Would take 4 cheque books now.
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Performing better than BT then.I have been told by risco that the cloud going down has been over reported. Its only gone down 4 times so far this year.
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Plus the amount of times the risco cloud goes down.
We don't do res's but I get the vibe that the margins are quite low so repeat visits for issues and you're at a loss. Luckily we dumped all the res's we had acquired on another company so we are Risko free now
Now now.
You have zero direct evidence to support that comment.
Also, how come others have little to no problem with risco kit?
Yet someone makes one post slating them and off you go.
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no,
where a scammer co. is daft enough to publish their bank details on the internet, would it be fun to pay 1p into their a/c in the assumption the bank would charge them more for the transaction ?
Would certainly cause their book keeper some pain
r u sure, all transfers in are fee free for me (even after 'free year' ends)
Think it depends on the bank, type of account, and sometimes, turnover.
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Cubit what would the pepeio pose make of this ?
In a word??
Boll0x
Line 2 of the dribble blows their case.
The letter is sent to the Registered Keeper - as that is the only name they can get.
At no point are you obliged to divvy up the drivers details.
Therefore, to refuse an 'appeal' if the driver is not named puts them in breach of POFA...and therefore cancels their right to rely on it.
Are we talking Parking Eye here?
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And still a waste o money.I was thinking about you yesterday
My local sainsburys has a new anpr system that I've not seen before. As you drive in you are greeted with this massive sign that flashes up your reg and it tells you what time you better **** off before or else you get a ticket.
Friendly I thought
I'd be telling sainsburys where to shove their business.
And by coincidence, submitted 3 'appeals' last night. I use the term appeal loosely of course as they all stated evidence was heading of to the relevant bodies informing them of the fraudulent activity.
Puts DVLA in a bit of a fix as they issued data when the scammer was breaching the Kadoe contract. Naughty naughty.
I wonder what the legal department of a certain grocery store will make of it.
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It amazes me the number of people who dont park in gear.
I know, scary in it.
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Can't think of many systems that allow you to inexpensively, and wirelessly, add perimeter protection.
Not saying the visonic is any good as I've never used it I just can't think how you'd replace it other
than Risco wireless beams, ££££s I think.
not forgetting the 2 minutes of constant detection.
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I've seen white coax passed off as FP to a gullible landlord.
Didn't know you ventured into Essex.
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Just the good ones!
Indeed.
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Essex installers use fp200
Not all of them.
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Cowboy.Agreed. Could use some swa for the keypad
You know full well that 4mm t&e is the recommended cable of true professionals on here.
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never said they did and never said it was.I don't think anyone said it was the 'correct' cable, just that it isn't the cable type that's causing tamper or O/C problems.
Simply alluding to the fact it happens more than it should.
That said, the propeies of that cable means you can't say it isn't the cause - without testing.
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Well yes!...cat5 is for cat5 applications, 8 core alarm cable is for 8 core alarm cable applications, Why else would there be different cable types?.
Sadly, a point beyond the grasp of more than the OP Rich.
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Who's Stella?
A rather tempting blonde
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Perhaps its not just me on the stella
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I'm sure there's a missing V
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Gotta new motor?
Bugger. Beat me to it.
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You in my part of the world?
The Burnley massive expands
Uk Fire & Security Services Ltd
in Companies Falsely Claiming Approval
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But doesn't appear to trouble the NSI.