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I am sure a oak called who Jan posted me a new bicycle through postnet a while ago ... I think it was a Pinarelo with super record EPS

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Very good indeed to see these reports.

Thanks for posting and a huge load of respect for Jan.   :thumbup:

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Thought this was going to be a post about us auditors. I guess not...

I don't think that profession has ever been under a cloud this dark. :(

 

As for this thread, I believe hubbers with integrity still outnumber those without.

That said, recent events have resulted in most of us being more cautious.

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Awesome to hear .

My limited experience of buying and selling on the hub has only been positive .

So I think honest hubbers are by far the majority on here .

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RESPECT!!!!

 

Also had ONLY GOOD dealings with 99.99999% of Hubbers over the years...if the communication is done correctly and you know what the status of the deal is...then things can not go wrong too many times (me thinks)  :thumbup:

 

Just in the last 2 or 3 weeks dealt with 3 different Hubbers and most went out of there way to help where they can...THANK YOU ALL!!!

 

Edit - wrong word...

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Wait.... Wait... Just putting my flame suit on.

I work with a bunch of auditors daily. Integrity has never been an issue..... however.... time management, communication and organization gives me all my loads of grey hair.

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I work with a bunch of auditors daily. Integrity has never been an issue..... however.... time management, communication and organization gives me all my loads of grey hair.

Which auditing company could that possibly be?  

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Op just out of interest, how did Postnet/aramex deal with the missing parcel, despite not offering insurance and claiming not to have any liability for loss whilst goods are in their care in their T&C's, were they prepared to pay out something for the lost parcel?

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