In reply to Post #75
Nothing more than everyday life/chat that most folk talk about anyway.
My life, goodness me I've gone really in-depth.
Nothing more than everyday life/chat that most folk talk about anyway.
My life, goodness me I've gone really in-depth.
In reply to Post #76
I'm no stalker mate but, i know more things about your personal life than I know about any other poster on this forum, purely from what your happy to disclose to us strangers.
Do you not see the irony
I'm no stalker mate but, i know more things about your personal life than I know about any other poster on this forum, purely from what your happy to disclose to us strangers.
Do you not see the irony
In reply to Post #77
I'm comfortable with what I've put out in the public eye. Sorry if you think I've being too personal about myself and family.....
I'm comfortable with what I've put out in the public eye. Sorry if you think I've being too personal about myself and family.....
In reply to Post #78
Not at all mate.
Good luck
Not at all mate.
Good luck
In reply to Post #77
Tazi's posts makes me smile, that's not a bad thing is it?
Tazi's posts makes me smile, that's not a bad thing is it?
In reply to Post #80
Not at all mate, same here some times his posts make me smile, and even after the **** his been through actually some make me sad.
My point being for someone who openly tells us strangers about his personal life, I find it strange the lengths his gone to over a picture of receiving a parcel.
I'm no expert but I'm sure there's people out there that could gain more information about him, or most of us for that matter, just by being a member on here than what some parcel firm can from one picture
Maybe it's just me that can see the irony
Not at all mate, same here some times his posts make me smile, and even after the **** his been through actually some make me sad.
My point being for someone who openly tells us strangers about his personal life, I find it strange the lengths his gone to over a picture of receiving a parcel.
I'm no expert but I'm sure there's people out there that could gain more information about him, or most of us for that matter, just by being a member on here than what some parcel firm can from one picture
Maybe it's just me that can see the irony
In reply to Post #81
A lot of ID fraud is done by people rooting through your household waste. But people are too fascinated with challenging traffic wardens or the like to spend time shredding junk mail.
A lot of ID fraud is done by people rooting through your household waste. But people are too fascinated with challenging traffic wardens or the like to spend time shredding junk mail.
In reply to Post #81
Personal life?.
Give over.
Personal life?.
Give over.
In reply to Post #82
Funnily enough just filled 6 bin liners of shredding.
Funnily enough just filled 6 bin liners of shredding.
In reply to Post #83
Tazi, in the upmost respect, you need a hobby.
Tazi, in the upmost respect, you need a hobby.
In reply to Post #85
DIY...?
DIY...?
In reply to Post #68
Tazi, in your incident with the courier you were the person of authority (much akin to the police officer or security guard in those 'auditing' recordings) taking issue with the use of a camera. You are the one that assumed there must be a law preventing the taking of photographs in those circumstances. You jumped to conclusions and called their actions illegal. Maybe you are the one that needs to do 'a walk of shame' for being a 'buffoon' as you so charitably describe those that are ignorant of the facts surrounding their rights and those of others.
If an auditor stood outside your house, erected a tripod and pointed a camera at your house and started live streaming what would your reaction be?
Tazi, in your incident with the courier you were the person of authority (much akin to the police officer or security guard in those 'auditing' recordings) taking issue with the use of a camera. You are the one that assumed there must be a law preventing the taking of photographs in those circumstances. You jumped to conclusions and called their actions illegal. Maybe you are the one that needs to do 'a walk of shame' for being a 'buffoon' as you so charitably describe those that are ignorant of the facts surrounding their rights and those of others.
If an auditor stood outside your house, erected a tripod and pointed a camera at your house and started live streaming what would your reaction be?
In reply to Post #88
I see that you're still unable to point me to a link that backs up your opinion ‘that's all it is - your opinion' that this courier is acting within the law by taking a photograph of my wife inside her own house taken from her own private land. I'll ask again, point me in the direction that what took place is a legal practice and I'll gladly stand to be corrected.
If the auditor was stood outside my house....please expand further. Where is this auditor stood?.
Edit - Please take into consideration that an auditor isn't filming a police officers house, place of work yes, but not their house so I fail to see your point....
I see that you're still unable to point me to a link that backs up your opinion ‘that's all it is - your opinion' that this courier is acting within the law by taking a photograph of my wife inside her own house taken from her own private land. I'll ask again, point me in the direction that what took place is a legal practice and I'll gladly stand to be corrected.
If the auditor was stood outside my house....please expand further. Where is this auditor stood?.
Edit - Please take into consideration that an auditor isn't filming a police officers house, place of work yes, but not their house so I fail to see your point....
In reply to Post #89
Christ, there is no law that states that a courier cannot take a photograph in the circumstances you describe. I can't point you to something that doesn't exist. It's not an opinion, it is a fact. Ask a solicitor.
You agreed to the terms and conditions, probably without reading them, when making your purchase. Read them and see what they say, I'd imagine there's a paragraph in there regarding agreeing to the terms of their delivery agents as well.
The auditor is streaming from the pavement, public land, just like they do in their uploads.
Christ, there is no law that states that a courier cannot take a photograph in the circumstances you describe. I can't point you to something that doesn't exist. It's not an opinion, it is a fact. Ask a solicitor.
You agreed to the terms and conditions, probably without reading them, when making your purchase. Read them and see what they say, I'd imagine there's a paragraph in there regarding agreeing to the terms of their delivery agents as well.
The auditor is streaming from the pavement, public land, just like they do in their uploads.