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AES, Jerome I will keep an eye out for your recommendations while I am in town. Thank you Cheers Mike

Lets nip this one in the bud. Cheers Mike

Thanks Nev, no I have not replaced them yet I have been using a friends pair of Beats, which I thought were better then my old ones at first, but after using them for a while I have changed my mind and miss the Bose. I think I will have to pop into Aberdeen and try a few other pairs out :roll...

Brilliant, although you can see that they did not see the funny side. :roll: Cheers Mike

Thanks guys. Bob I did have the Bose QC 3 which were great but they were on ear and after trying a friends over ear Beats by Dr Dre I found them much more comfortable and they seemed to block out much more noise. Cheers Mike

Hi Clint welcome aboard. Cheers Mike

Roger if the goods are faulty then the seller is libel, no matter they try and tell you. Cheers Mike

Can anyone recommend a really decent pair of over the ear noise cancelling headphones? I had a set of Bose but they got stolen. :evil: Cheers Mike

What's wrong with that? You could say that he just wants to be seen as Less Nuts Then Anyone Else #-o Cheers Mike

Ok Sam, the only reason I asked was to see if the scum had actually gotten into Dodge's emails, in other words read his personal emails to you and used your name. But it looks like he/she has got hold of his contact list. If he had actually used a Christian name I think a lot more people would...

Snap we had the same sort of friend, who for some reason put any Tom, Dick or Harry in her contacts and then used to forward any old rubbish she received to us all. The header as you say was unbelievable long. Dodge, I have just been in contact with bt and they claim that there is nothing...

Thanks Roger, I'm with bt so I will keep an eye on things. Cheers Mike

Sammy did the message use your first name? It just shows how careful you have to be because I am sure a few people would have fell for a message from a personal friend. Dodge do you know if it was just your account that has been hacked or has bt got a problem themselves? Thanks for letting us...

Well that was a bit of an anti-climax :roll: My vote goes to Noggsy and the gluing together of his teeth :lol: We were due to change the floor tiles in our old kitchen and I once glued my wife's slippers to the floor :D She saw the funny side in the end, but boy did I pay for it until then...

K, Roger is right your router needs secure encryption (something like WPA2-PSK, type 802.11n) which should be sent up on any decent modern router already, but to stop piggybacking you need to make sure you have your network security key (password) sent up so that no one can come along and by...

DW Toms right about the mobile hacking. Someone could be sitting in a car down the road with a laptop and if your router/account is not secure your computer is at risk to anyone who is that way inclined. Just looking at the networks on my computer there are 2 wifi systems in this area that are...

If what has been said (re the rules and regs above are correct), which I have no doubt that they are, then they were very lucky that the insurance company paid them out. You know what insurers are like they use every trick in the book to get out of settling a claim. Cheers Mike

DW I'd like to know the outcome of this involuntary charge. Also who is asking for it, the seller, ebay, or paypal? Cheers Mike

You have to be mad to trust that sort of money to someone who has zero feedback. Is there no protection at all on ebay, I do not know why but I always thought that you had some sort of come back if you are ripped off, or is that only if you use their sister company paypal :roll: You would have...

I had the same thing happen with paypal and a debit card last year but luckily the bank was on the ball and the transactions were stopped. Cheers Mike