All Dear Jac articles – Page 18
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Dear Jac
How do you feel about notifying the police?
It isn’t that easy and the response often isn’t good.
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Dear Jac
This dragged on…and on…and on…for years
Then it got sorted very swiftly via the press office.
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Dear Jac
Some people will go that extra mile to con you
Watch out for this triple dose of men behaving very badly.
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Dear Jac
Three more for the price of one but in a good way
Some quick pointers from someone who is keen to share.
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Dear JacAn overrated deal
Pankaj Gupta rang complaining that he was receiving hefty demands from Cardtronics for rates on his ATM at Gian Supermarket in Newcastle.
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Dear Jac
There’s no happy ending yet in this media screens tale
Here’s another update on those retailers stuck with long leases and big bills for no in-store ads
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Dear Jac
Now the local parade has a Best-one and a Best-two
This was a fascia swap too far for this retailer
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Dear JacWas this a contract?
“I do hope that there is someone who shares my experience of debt recovery for the news/mags delivery service,” writes Subhash Varambhia from Snutch News in Leicester, “if so I am willing to pay for the advice/support.”
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Dear Jac
There was a bright side to offset the daily angst
A day out with suppliers was just the ticket.
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Dear Jac
What’s your most perishable line? Answer: the news
It goes off quicker than bread so some prioritising is in order.
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Dear Jac
Was it a balls-up or a cunning con? Rating: no stars
The media screens business model was a box-office flop.
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Dear JacIn a jam…again
A Bristol retailer, who has asked to remain anonymous, got in touch from his Costcutter while waiting for a NoteMachine engineer to show up and fix his ATM.
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Dear Jac
Do you have screens with ads on them?
And are you now stuck with paying £299 per month for a different deal?
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Dear Jac
Is it a storm in a coffee cup or a new opportunity?
An enforced supplier switch is going to be a pain, so choose carefully.
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Dear Jac
If you preach data security, you need to live up to it
There are better ways to transport sensitive info, Elavon.
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Dear JacA waiting game
Nisa retailer Pommie Singh, who runs Pommie’s Supermarket in Coventry, rang to say that he had asked Camelot for a black bag back in May to return his unsold Scratchcards.
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Dear Jac
Why would he agree to debit card costs going up?
No retailer would sign up for that, but he got tricked into it.
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Dear Jac
This retailer wanted to get a few issues off his chest
Be warned, the following contains some robust language