Spoiler Alert, they chose the CF Moto as the winner. While I always take MCN reviews with a massive pinch of salt as their test riders have never bought a brand new bike with their own money a lot of the reasons they chose the CF Moto are objective.
Are the actual offers you get as much as Carwow say you'll get? Will the buyers try to knock money off when they come to collect the car? I normally sell privately but the car has PCP on it and can't be bothered with the faff of clearing the finance first.
Wondering if the market is about to be flooded with thousands of bargains.
If the food is edible that'd be a bonus.
Got an email from Octopus, they said we should leave our cars plugged in whenever it's on the drive so they can use excess solar.
Interestingly though my IOG still seems to schedule the majority of charging overnight, maybe that will change next month.
I sold an item that weighs 2kg and the seller has bought it and paid for postage. When fully packaged the item is over 3kg but the postage label only covers 2kg.
Ebay won't let me cancel the shipping label and buy a new one.
I can't just send the item with my own courier as ebay won't track that it's been sent.
I have tried to contact ebay and the AI chatbot just tells me to send it anyway but the courier will probably reject it.
Any suggestions?
Was it hard?
Did it drip?
Enjoying a cheeky pub garden lunch today in a busy pub garden on my own. All the tables were taken and a friendly chap asked if he could join my table which I gladly accepted and he sat down opposite me. As soon as he sat down he got a ciggie out and started smoking. I'd actually just finished eating and contemplating getting up to go anyway but that hurried things along. Smoking is allowed throughout the garden of this pub so was this guy being rude and inconsiderate smoking on a table he's just joined?
I live in the UK, from my experience of travelling to the US living costs are about the same (some stuff more expensive, some stuff cheaper) yet looking at the salaries here similar jobs pay 2-3 times. Most mid level management jobs are around £50-60k ($65 -$80) people are saying they make $200k doing similar roles. The other day I saw a truck driver posting they make $120k which is about £90k, in the UK that's a £35k job.
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Is the UK really that far behind?