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Rosie from Parkvale
This morning a very aggressive phone caller with a foreign accent told me that he was from Spark's technical service and that my computer had Malware and I was about to lose everything in it and my computer would never be able to be fixed. Of course I knew he was lying and was not from Spark… View moreThis morning a very aggressive phone caller with a foreign accent told me that he was from Spark's technical service and that my computer had Malware and I was about to lose everything in it and my computer would never be able to be fixed. Of course I knew he was lying and was not from Spark or he would have known I'm not with Spark. I kept him talking so that he would not be intimidating anyone else. He told me I had to give him my credit card number so he could fix my malware. He would not accept I was not with Spark, did not believe that I do not have a credit card and shouted at me that I would be sorry if I didn't co-operate, that my computer would be ruined. I said "how dare you threaten me, I want to talk to your supervisor." He then hung up. These crooks must be sucking in some naïve people so please don't be taken in by them.
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Jenny from Havelock North
Ergoplan coffee table in excellent condition for sale.
Price: $50
Paula from Flaxmere
hi all we have a playhouse that the dome window has been broken and we need to replace. The original window was a dome window upcycled from a damaged Little Tikes outdoor castle. Did anyone happen to have one they no longer needed that we could have. We are willing to pay for the item. I have … View morehi all we have a playhouse that the dome window has been broken and we need to replace. The original window was a dome window upcycled from a damaged Little Tikes outdoor castle. Did anyone happen to have one they no longer needed that we could have. We are willing to pay for the item. I have photos to show what we are after. Thank you for any help in tracking one down. Aroha Paula and the teachers at Morgan Educare Centre Flaxmere
Nelson from Bridge Pa - Longlands
Need all these, and more similar items gone asap
Prices negotiable for purchases of more that 1 item.
Baskets $10 each
Lamp shades, 2 sizes available($25-$40)
Planters $30 each
Wooden statues $20 each
All items hand crafted in Bali.
Txt Nelson 02108411382
Negotiable
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Song from Parkvale
Thank You to all that participated in the survey and left your comments here. Survey has ended but you are welcome to leave your comments here. Thanks again!
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Sonia from Parkvale
I used to keep my butter (in winter) in a container on top of my hot water cylinder, and it was the perfect temperature but we recently changed to gas hot water, so no cylinder now. So I was back to microwaving and crossing fingers it didn't over melt, which is touch and go at best. BUT … View moreI used to keep my butter (in winter) in a container on top of my hot water cylinder, and it was the perfect temperature but we recently changed to gas hot water, so no cylinder now. So I was back to microwaving and crossing fingers it didn't over melt, which is touch and go at best. BUT HOORAY, I bought a butter croc (butterbell) from total food equipment $50, and it's AMAZING. You fill the top with butter, the bottom with water, and it keeps it spreadable. It's not warm water or anything like that, so it's not relying on that, I suppose the water stops it from getting colder (than the water). You change the water once a week. There are three of us, the butter lasts about 3/4 days before we run out. Half a cup I think. Just for toast or sandwiches. I think it's amazing, much better than paying a fortune for semi soft butter or mixing it with oil. Would make a great present for someone. AND just incase we all didn't already know what a rip off "Fishpond" are, they are selling my exact same one for $73!
Julie Neighbourly Lead from Havelock North
It'a been brought to my attention that some people are feeling replies to comments are becoming increasingly negative and even sinking into personal attacks.
While discussions and disagreement are acceptable, healthy and even welcome, snide comments, nastiness and personal attacks are not.
… View moreIt'a been brought to my attention that some people are feeling replies to comments are becoming increasingly negative and even sinking into personal attacks.
While discussions and disagreement are acceptable, healthy and even welcome, snide comments, nastiness and personal attacks are not.
I'd urge you to read what you type, then think and ask yourself if it would bother you to receive the comment BEFORE you post it. If you wouldn't like it chances are nor would others.
And while popular posts can go off topic (I personally enjoy a good segue) attacking others for it is not a good idea. Argue the topic not the person.
Be polite, friendly, cheeky, even sneaky, but most of all be neighbourly!
Otherwise you may find your profile being blocked, suspended or even deleted as per the terms and conditions we all agreed to.
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Jenny from Havelock North
Suede Lounge set in good condition for sale. 1, 2 & 3 seater. Just need a good clean.
Price: $500
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Bryan from Havelock North
Father Chris Skinner is holding a Fund Raising Concert in support of the HB Christian Fellowship for the Disabled. The concert is Friday 26 May 7.00pm @ Village Baptist Church Te Aute Road. Tickets are $10.00 child, $20 adult or $50 for family. Concert and refreshments. Door sales available.
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