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Which is probably why I had to fill out the declaration. I had mentioned the reciver was being taken elsewhere.
Which is my point.
Which is probably why you should have noticed the difference between a 'private' and 'company' purchase when replying to the OP...
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Which is probably why you should have noticed the difference between a 'private' and 'company' purchase when replying to the OP...
Done with both types of card.
Suggest you reread
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Funny that...Done with both types of card.
Suggest you reread
Even after a re-read, there is nowhere that you have stipulated which type of card you have used...you have merely stated your 'business' interests...
So a quick hint....
Don't make that hole any bigger...
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Pretty clear I made a "family" purchase. And another where I state the business transactions do not need a licence.
Suggest you stop digging.
The thread is still going fine, lets not drag it down.
Its all there in black and white, no need to say more.
Suggest you stop digging.
The thread is still going fine, lets not drag it down.
Its all there in black and white, no need to say more.
Err, not 'pretty clear' actually...
Where exactly have you stated you used a 'personal' card...
Basically you are backtracking because you have made it up that everyone needs to fill in a form that doesn't exist for a 'personal' transaction as opposed to a business one...
So I'm not the one 'dragging it down'...on the contrary, I'm giving practical advice based on facts, whatever colour you choose to quote...
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I said I was asked to fill out a form. When purchasing a TV from a retailers, whom refused to sell the TV until the form was filled out as it happened. They told me it had to be filled out. So I did, I have nothing to hide.
You can make what you want from that all you like. It is a fact.
If you cannot differentaite a purchase for "family" to another comment about business, tough.
Seems everyone is out for an argument. A question was asked I gave an answer that reflected my experience recently on purchases.
The fact you choose to dispute this is your right on an open forum, but stop flogging a dead horse pls.
You can make what you want from that all you like. It is a fact.
If you cannot differentaite a purchase for "family" to another comment about business, tough.
Seems everyone is out for an argument. A question was asked I gave an answer that reflected my experience recently on purchases.
The fact you choose to dispute this is your right on an open forum, but stop flogging a dead horse pls.
It's not a 'FACT', in fact...And if you believe eveything you are told then you are are naive at best!
So let us see who else has been asked to fill out such a form shall we..
You may call it 'flogging a dead horse' in respect to my posts, but others might call it scaremongering as regards yours...
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As I said, it happened.
It is not my fault you have a disposition against truth.
Last I feel I need to defend myself on this.
Get over yourself.
It is not my fault you have a disposition against truth.
Last I feel I need to defend myself on this.
Get over yourself.
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Last couple of TV's I've bought (both from ASDA), I was asked to fill in a form at the checkout to declare that I had a valid licence. 'Tis true.
Run out of arguments have we?
It's not my fault you have been peddling 'untruths'...
And guess what...this is how numpties like you claim to know 'what is what', when in reality you know f*ck all!
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No the people who have run out of ways of avoiding the truth start swearing.
Your outburst being a prime example.
Your outburst being a prime example.
lol...
Maybe you can explain the difference between being asked to fill out a form and being forced to do so then?
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Stop grasping at straws, re read the posts. Your answer is there.
Age and shoe size now springs to mind.
Age and shoe size now springs to mind.
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