I have looked on the Eon website at their list of 'phone numbers & would have to start with Customer Service, I feel, as I am not, & have never been a customer
Howsumevva
Scrolling down , there is a list of numbers given, which they would like to know about, including the 0800 number given in the original text
Sigh
I may do it today, as tomorrow will be even more Shoite
I suggest that whatever you do you do not allow yourself to get drawn into details of the case. The thing you need to convey is very simple: for any dealings related to this person, they need to contact solicitor X, not you.
The Customer Service number wouldn’t let me through, as I am not an account holder with Eon
I had to resort to an online Chat, & insisted on being able to speak with an human being
She gave me the number of Eon’s Bereavement Service
Very helpful woman there eventually found brother’s details , & removed my mobile 'phone number from the system
The Effing Solicitor hadn’t told them that my brother had died,or that the keys to his flat had been returned
I spoke with his secretary/assistant & gave her the number of the Bereavement Service & their email address .I think that she knows that I am not pleased…
Well done, Dahlink.
Was the customer service refusal another variant on ‘can’t because data protection’? Which usually isn’t the issue at all but the Bastards (generic) think it is Powerful Magic.
I haven’t had the sort of morning you have had, or Twellsy, for which I am grateful, but my misanthropy is nonetheless registering about 9.8 on the scale.
People: who needs 'em? And why did they make so many of them?
I exclude Wee County Yarns from this. I placed an order with them at silly o’clock last night and it has already been posted. WCY are NICE.
Tests reveal that I don’t have cancer, which is good. Endocrinologist reveals that she would like me to take the same daily dose of T3 but divided over three times a day instead of two, which is possible. Receptionist reveals that the earliest they can fit me in for my appointment in six months’ time is on November 17th next year, which even she reckoned was not acceptable, so they will get back to me about it.
And I have done a large shopping which will hold us for the week, and now I can die quietly. Or indeed noisily, coughing.
Very Good News, Fishers! Now is not the time to die.
Also, VGN that Twellsy doesn’t have ‘flu, but those lungs really need support from the medics.
VGN that Carinthia, déshabillé or no, has sorted out that ornery problem (even though that Solicitor deserves his marching orders, barsteward that he is).
It’s all happenin’ in the Cellar, right enough!
You need to keep your strength up too. How about alternating beef tea wiv the gin? Or even, ooh, beef tea vodka, helps you build up your strength at the same time as it takes away the tedium of being hospital-bound!
Absolutely not! Especially as the That Sparrer is birdfully braving the elements to get the needful to Twellsie. I suggest a brief detour into Aldi on the way back…