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BBC News - Bank customers to sign in with 'finger vein' technology In your opinion, is this a good idea or not? Would you trust banks with your personal biometric data, or not?

Makes an interesting change to see something actually being done. Suspended sentence for Chatteris mechanic who scammed customers - Peterborough Telegraph

Just a heads up for Sky Broadband users they are offering a free Wireless Booster for existing customers until the 30th of Jan 2014. http://www.sky.com/shop/offers/wireless-booster?refererIs=skyid&ExistingCustomer=true&returnToAuthFilter=true

Mrs P is due to renew the insurance on her 2007 SLK 200K with a Tracker Currently with Privilege and her renewal quote is £350.86. 60 years of age, 5K miles per year and 19 years NCD. Just been looking at Meerkats and the quote came in at £175 with -- wait for it -- or are you already...

It happened at a New York Airport. This is hilarious. I wish I had the guts of this girl. An award should go to the United Airlines gate agent in New York for being smart and funny, while making her point, when confronted with a passenger who probably deserved to fly as cargo. For all of...

Yes with the recent failure of the O2 mobile network O2 , GiffGaff and Tesco Mobile customers have given a second chance to "GET A LIFE " Instead of posting tweets, "trending" or telling their friends they had marmalade on their toast they can start speaking to their fellow human beings using...

check your mesaages from Orange as they are planning to make some drastic changes to call charges which effectively give you a chance to opt out of your contract with no penalties. From the first of September, out of bundle calls are going up from a connection charge of 5p to 14.9p - the...

my partner bought a A170 on friday by monday there was problems with it took it back to the garage they r fixing the problem but couldn't give her a car to replace her own till the car was fix surley there must be some right if the car doesn't get fixed and back to us to day that she should...

Hi. Although this is my first post I have been lurking on this forum since August 2006 when I bought a May 2004 S211 320CDi. During the nine months it was still under manufactures warranty I was a regular visitor to my local MB dealers, so just before it's third birthday I signed up for 3 years...

Let me tell you a little story about someone I used to work with. I used to work at a MB main dealer as a technician. One sunny day the service manager recieved a letter from a customer fuming. While we had this customers car in for service it had been caught by a speed camera speeding...

Any thoughts - I would imagine that many of the smaller engined C Class customers might buy B Class instead? I'm wondering, if it becomes reasonably popular, it might depress C-Class residuals?