shambolic with their lack of communication, false information, train
cancellations, and as ever sudden dissapearance of platform staff when
the brown stuff started to hit the fan.
Well done NXEA.
Well done NXEA.
Skip-bo is a great game, someone in the UK should stock it.
The floor was great fun for kids who ran about on it kicking away
objects to reveal company names and logos but I never saw anyone take
any notice of the businesses who paid for this advertising which was
only ever displayed when kids ran about on it.
Why do I have to press through about four screens before I can press
the £10 button? Nationwide machines are the slowest to process
requests and ask the most questions. Why can't cashpoint learn what we
do and provide the familiar activities as options on the main screen?
All I want is a 'usual tenner with no receipt' button when my pin has
been accepted. Why do they all try and sell me mobile phone topups for
networks I am not a customer of, and I am on a contract? Just give me
my tenner and process me and the rest of the cash point queue faster.
'Jake' is in for repair at the moment along with Alex's machine which
also has logic board failure. Justina's iBook has had two logic board
replacements in three years.
AppleCare is such an expensive but needed protection plan.
This year they have a website that works, I can collect tickets from
my local station rather than from a machine at a station ten miles
away, and the whole process of booking with them at short notice is
excellent through the web.
Tomorrow I am in Norwich, if I had of bought the ticket from National
Express East Anglia it would have cost £36.70 return. The very same
train journey with thetrainline.com was £6 each way, an amazing £12
plus a £1 booking fee. The company emailed me a reference code which
I simply typed into the machine at Witham station and tickets were
spat out at me.
A 100% improvement by thetrainline.com in comparison to last years
complete shambles.