@SpursIdol@paullewismoney Not sure you do. Do you pay for fire alarm systems, booster pumps to get water to your property, fire door inspections, maintenance of automatic smoke vents, cleaning of common areas and grounds, redecoration for damage caused by any one of your 37 neighbours? I doubt it
@HSBC_UK@damoxdev@HSBC_UK you really should think about doing some user experience into this. It’s a mobile app. Why would we carry a second device around to be able to scan the QR code on a mobile screen? Why do you even expect people to have a 2nd device?
@TfL do you train bus drivers not to be unnecessarily aggressive with the accelerator and brake? When standing, people are thrown into each other and it’s totally avoidable. Our driver seemed to be unaware of stops until we were right next to it, then very eager to leave swiftly
@SophieLB1 He’s clearly still learning X. Be honoured he even thought to comment on your post after only joining in May. His 7 followers will be pleased with him for that response though - he’s destined for really engaging content.
@EE@EE well I tried that and spent some time on the phone explaining but they weren’t willing to help other than say we had to go on the more expensive tariff to get a free engineer visit included. Waste of my time to have the same conversation and outcome.
@EE my Dad is 86 and disabled (double amputee permanently in wheelchair). He’s had BB, TV and mobile for several years. Trying to renew the contract but told he needs new equipment and to get someone to set it up for him we have to pay for a premium service or pay a set-up fee??
@antongeorgiou_@LucieGutfreund@LibDems One block at a time isn’t going to address the same problem so many are facing. Will you publicly share their response, if you get one, or is writing to them enough?
@davidbyers26@McrCladiators But when leaseholders are forced to pay it’s not ‘wrong’. If only leaseholders had the money to take the developer/freeholder/government to court. Big companies have the means to fight back, leaseholders don’t