For Sale: 30Gb 9.5mm Laptop drive
10 October 2002, 11:38 AM
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I no longer need it, as I've just slipped a Toshiba 60Gb drive into my little notebook. 
It's a 30Gb 2.5" super-slip (9.5mm) IBM travelstar.
I've had the drive for about 6 months, and Dabs are selling them for about 100 quid, so if anyone wants it for £50, it's yours. I'll even pay for registered post, or if you're in London/Kent/South Scotland we can arrange to meet up and exchange.
It's a 30Gb 2.5" super-slip (9.5mm) IBM travelstar.
I've had the drive for about 6 months, and Dabs are selling them for about 100 quid, so if anyone wants it for £50, it's yours. I'll even pay for registered post, or if you're in London/Kent/South Scotland we can arrange to meet up and exchange.
10 October 2002, 01:59 PM
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Pleasure doing business with you sir. Check is in the post (no, really, I actually had my chequebook with me to send a cheque to the Wax Wizard)
World's quickest sale thread, anyone ?
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10 October 2002, 02:04 PM
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Check is in the post
I've packaged up the drive (along with your free CD of MP3s
), and addressed it - it'll go to the PO tomorrow.
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10 October 2002, 02:15 PM
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Argghgh, can't believe I did that! I work for an American company (you know who) who processes over 75% of the UK's cheques using a solution from or US buddies. Consequently, I have to translate everything from US to English.
I'll see your muppet thread and raise you an i-chat debate
Ta muchly!
nick.
I'll see your muppet thread and raise you an i-chat debate
Ta muchly!
nick.
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10 October 2002, 02:21 PM
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I'll see your muppet thread and raise you an i-chat debate
10 October 2002, 02:39 PM
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I fold
(incidentally, fold your cheques before paying 'em in. The heart of a cheque sorter is an elastic band running at 70 miles an hour*, and those folds can really upset 'em )
Nick
* - same concept as used in a Metro, apparently.
(incidentally, fold your cheques before paying 'em in. The heart of a cheque sorter is an elastic band running at 70 miles an hour*, and those folds can really upset 'em
)Nick
* - same concept as used in a Metro, apparently.
10 October 2002, 03:12 PM
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GO WASH YOUR MOUTH OUT WITH SOAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Unisys, sir, Unisys. Majority shareholder in a JV with Barclays, LloydsTSB and HSBC for cheque processing outsourcing who also perform work for, ooh, all sorts of people
Unisys, sir, Unisys. Majority shareholder in a JV with Barclays, LloydsTSB and HSBC for cheque processing outsourcing who also perform work for, ooh, all sorts of people
10 October 2002, 03:14 PM
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Ahhh - I notice the noticable absence from that list of customers which is also amongst my former employers. I apologise
Had a brush with voucher processing at that employer. Was involved in the network for enabling the central archiving of the voucher images. Then they got taken over and outsourced the whole lot.
Deano
Had a brush with voucher processing at that employer. Was involved in the network for enabling the central archiving of the voucher images. Then they got taken over and outsourced the whole lot.
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10 October 2002, 05:17 PM
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took me a while to understand what is "rain check" in america! i thought it was in case the native indian doing a rain dance or something, so i need to check if it's raining!
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