Quote: lofthouse @ May 17 2013, 8:57 PM BSTSo I'm a Christian - that doesn't mean I have to behave like a bloody monk all the time
Old habits die hard!!
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But not necessarily in that order
Quote: lofthouse @ May 17 2013, 8:57 PM BSTIt's just mucking about!
I'm none of those three things
So I'm a Christian - that means I have to behave like a bloody monkey all the time
Pope Lofty the firsts eccentric reasoning for having a giant tyre on a rope installed in the vatican and hitting Bono with a banana.
The Suppository May 2013
Quote: sootyj @ May 17 2013, 10:41 PM BSTPope Lofty the firsts eccentric reasoning for having a giant tyre on a rope installed in the vatican and hitting Bono with a banana.
The Suppository May 2013
Watch it
Im the Pope
I could have you killed
Or buggered
Quote: lofthouse @ May 17 2013, 8:57 PM BSTOld habits die hard!!
Don't they just go threadbare and fall apart in the wash ?
F**king drama queens. I tell you there's more drama offstage than on.
F**king drama queens. I tell you there's more drama offstage than on.
When a film, TV show or book etc pops into your head and you think "ooh I must have a look for that on Amazon later..."
And then when later comes, you forget what it was you wanted to look for
Happens to me about ten times a day
Drives me potty
These things. I'd rather my security and money be easily compromised rather than having to go through the inconvenience of these things!
The Barclays one works pretty well. If I can ever find the bloody thing to use it.
I just had to pay two bills and something that would have took 2 minutes before - Select Payee > Select amount > Confirm. Now takes about 10 minutes and I had to use that thing 4 times! I hate it, I wish you could opt out 
Quote: Lee @ May 19 2013, 10:34 PM BSTI just had to pay two bills and something that would have took 2 minutes before - Select Payee > Select amount > Confirm. Now takes about 10 minutes and I had to use that thing 4 times! I hate it, I wish you could opt out
Maybe if you practiced more you'd get quicker? I shall pm you my bank details so you can practice as often as you like.
Quote: Lee @ May 19 2013, 10:30 PM BSTThese things. I'd rather my security and money be easily compromised rather than having to go through the inconvenience of these things!
They really are a brilliant invention. Only fractionally more difficult to use than a hole-in-the-wall-money-machine or a card reader at a shop. What do you find difficult or annoying about them?
Quote: Lee @ May 19 2013, 10:34 PM BSTI just had to pay two bills and something that would have took 2 minutes before - Select Payee > Select amount > Confirm. Now takes about 10 minutes and I had to use that thing 4 times! I hate it, I wish you could opt out
So it's not really the card reader that is bad, but the crappy design of the website you were using.
They are not hard to use, just inconvenient! It's two extra steps I don't want to take. I can do it pretty quickly but it means I have to keep the gadget close by and if I'm arranging a payment away from my house, does that mean I can't do it at all without this jumped up little calculator? I'm sorry, it may be for my benefit but why give me that one one end, and then make my debit card have a contactless pin free payment option at the other end of the scale??
The card readers are supposed to be compatible, so if you are away from home you can borrow one from a relative/friend/hotel. The uniqueness is in the credit/debit card that you plug into it.
How often are you likely to make bank payments away from your own home?
You really suck the fun out of this thread. 
TTPYO: billwill 