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Minister for Madness

Sonnenblumen · 2006-07-23 16:44:56

:mad: I bought a voltage tester today for € 1.99 but had to pay € 3.00 as a PRF (Total cost € 4.99). I mean it's like two screwdrivers connected by a small amount of flex. I'd love to test it on the Minister for Madness Dick Roche:mad:

23-07-2006 4:44pm

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Sonnenblumen

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:mad: I bought a voltage tester today for € 1.99 but had to pay € 3.00 as a PRF (Total cost € 4.99). I mean it's like two screwdrivers connected by a small amount of flex.

I'd love to test it on the Minister for Madness Dick Roche:mad:

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#2 23-07-2006 4:54pm

The tax man

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Better off posting in Consumer Issues.

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#3 23-07-2006 11:01pm

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Someone might have just classified it wrong in the shop and put down the wrong PRF OR it is being sold off in a stock dump and so should normally be dearer OR it actually consts that much to recycle.....

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