Security from Scammers
After listening to what sounded like intelligent woman telling RNZ about how she was scammed out of a large sum of money by a phone scammer who posed as one of her bank staff, I would recommend most strongly you go into your local bank and request to set up a password that the bank have to give you when they ring you before asking you to confirm your own identity. Everyone should get on board with this. These scammers sounded very plausible and how often do we take calls from private numbers or 0800 numbers when we can't be sure it is from who they say.
This one was sent in by your fellow neighbour, can you figure it out?
What is first white then red and the plumper it gets the more the old lady likes it?
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Check your supermarket receipts
Today I went to Woolworths Cnr Munroe and Dickens Streets, Napier and purchased a 3 litre bottle of Woolworth milk. I got a surprise to see that it had gone up from $5.72 to $5.96. However, when it was scanned at the checkout I was charged $6.06. I was confused and thought I had got the price wrong so went back to check, sure enough the shelf price was $5.96. When making a complaint with the supervisor I was offered a refund of the error difference, but I said this was not right. She then refunded the full amount and told me to keep the milk. If you are concerned about your grocery bill it pays to check and complain if you believe an error has been made.
Good garden hose
Has anyone purchased the copper bullet pocket hose advertised on tv… Is it a good buy if you have ?
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