scudzilla wrote: » Imagine how bad the fly tipping is gonna be when charges come in
washiskin wrote: » It's already happening, some Linden Village swilling scumbag has been off loading between 1 and 4 bags on the back road between Kentstown and Rathfeigh. I swear if I see who it is I won't bother the litter warden again, I'll just upend the bags on the step of their door and see how they like it. :mad:
scudzilla wrote: » Just rang Mahons, as I'm a tag customer who pays as and when I need my bin emptying then I will not be getting a compost bin. Idiotic company
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Mahons are terrible. I rang them back at Paddys weekend to find out why my bin wasn't collected. She said it had been resceduled to the previous Saturday. I asked why I wasn't informed. She said "Oh, you must be a bin tag customer." I rang them two weeks ago to ask again why my bin wasn't collected. They answered the phone with "Hello, Panda Waste". Apparently Mahons were bought out by Panda and have switched to fortnightly collection. When I asked why I wasn't told she said "You must be a bin tag customer". Obviously they don't give a **** about tag customers.
AnCatDubh wrote: » Ummmm.... We're a tag customer and we had a letter from them explaining changes and also a schedule of collections. Compost bins not yet available yet though for tag customers (unless they've recently been made available). It will take a bit of getting used to. At the moment its more of an issue of the availability of tags to buy. For a few months now there appears to be a very limited supply in the lead up to a mid week collection day. Really you need to buy a week in advance to be sure. I've attached the collection schedule for you - hope that helps.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Thanks. That's great. I rang them to see why I didn't get one of those in January. She said they don't send them to tag customers. Maybe I should be taking it personally.
we'llallhavetea wrote: » i'm a tag customer and was sent out a letter too. are you in the schticks? i'm in an estate, but my mam is in the arsehole of nowhere and when her bin wasnt collected two weeks in a row and on the second phone call to mahons, she was told, sorry! we're not collecting there anymore!! mental...
Little CuChulainn wrote: » I'm in an estate. I'm going to switch to Thorntons I think. They have an annual charge of 50 but they supply a compost bin and the per collection cost is lower. They are only fortnightly as well but I'll keep my Mahons bin for those times when I want to put out extra rubbish.
we'llallhavetea wrote: » good thinking batman. are their tags only €8.50? i am actually managing better than i thought i would with panda/mahons, but if i were to miss a collection i would be fairly fcuked!
Little CuChulainn wrote: » That's my issue too. Especially with them not informing me of changes tot he schedule. I think Thorntons are computerised and they charge per collection automatically and you pay it online. €9 for waste, €4.50 for compost, recycle is free if your account is in credit. They also do an option to charge by weight in some areas.
Dubh Geannain wrote: » My waste charges from Thorntons have got a lot more expensive this year. I must have missed the change in their billing. Now € 9.90 a lift instead of € 9. Fine. But then it looks like 20c per kg over 40 kg. Is that correct? €14.30. That's what the last bin lift cost me due to excess weight surcharging. Going to have to get the two kids to start doing their business where nature intended.
meath4sam wrote: » Yea it's a joke they half the service of black bin then increase price. I emailed them and they said it was due to the price of diesel and land fill charges. Diesel has been at its cheapest compared to the last few years so that's BS.
elBootho wrote: » We use Allied in Athboy. Very reasonable. No annual charges. We've a small black bin, big dry recycling and the brown bin. They collect fortnightly. €25'ish a month. They're sound to deal with too.
chewed wrote: » I even asked for a bigger black bin, which they provided no hassle.