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British shorthair cats

wezikbezik — Tue, 12 Oct 2021 21:14:20 +0000

Hi. Can anybody recommend a british shorthair breeder? Is it actually better to get a cat from a breeder or are private sellers ok as well? What is the difference except the price? I can see cats from breeders are a lot more expensive. Thanks,A

registered post form previous owner

murfilein — Mon, 09 Dec 2019 12:34:24 +0000

we moved into our house 1-2 month ago, and we are receiving registered post from the previous owner multiple times a month. thats annoying.

the first 2 times, we collected was was delivered and dropped it off at the selling agencies office. but its just keeps going.

how do we handle that? its annoying. i was about to tell my wife to just throw the stupid letter away, but that doesnt feel right.

is there a way to let anpost know not to deliver letter to a certain person to our house?

Registered post lost by an post

rainbow66666 — Wed, 26 Jul 2017 17:58:32 +0000

Hey guys, so i misplaced an item in a hotel and they found it for me and posted it back to me through an post with registered mail, was given a tracking number too.

Issue starts where it states on the tracking it was delivered and signed for yesterday but no one at my home was here to sign for it in the morning so completely lost as to where the item has gone.

I contacted an post and they said that it was delivered and signed for...but i told them it wasn't and nobody here signed for it.

They are going to investigate it and try to find it, it's quite an expensive small parcel and need to find out where its gone.

Double checked the address i left with the hotel and it was exactly correct even including the Eircode.

Anyone had any experiences like this in the past and any idea what an post can do to resolve this?

Firearm & ammo - Main importers closing, and scarcity

Cass — Mon, 07 Mar 2016 23:56:13 +0000

Was talking to a few lads in the range over the weekend as well as two RFDs in the last week that told me Millard Brothers has closed their doors. No longer importing Savage rifles or anything else they used to do.

That is another manufacturer of the check list. With Ardee Sports no longer doing Beretta (and some other stuff) the list of main dealers is getting shorter.

Makes me wonder is this a good thing or bad? I ask because a main importer can set the price and the dealers buy at this price and sell for a higher price, hence profit. So will it allow for a cheaper product if dealers import directly and cut out the middle man. Or will prices vary hugely form dealer to dealer. Will they all put the prices up regardless of savings (if any) to gain higher profits in a time when RFDs are struggling to stay open?

The topic brings up another issue i've found in the last week or so. Ammo. Trying to get 9 mm ammo is getting harder and harder. It used to be that most RFDs carried some line of it but, understandably, recently i can only find three. Now that is three that are within a reasonable distance to me.

Even with three, two of them told me that they only carry a small amount as they won't "risk" carrying large amounts of various calibers (mainly pistol calibers) for fear of it sitting for months or longer. So it can be gone faster than it comes in. Meaning i run the risk of running out.

Then there is rifle ammo. There are a couple of types in the various calibers that can be gotten everywhere. Then there are some that simply cannot be gotten or when it does come in it does so is such small amounts that it's gone before you even know it was back in stock.

Steelmatch in any caliber, a couple of the V-max family in .223, to name a few. I'm told they can only get small quantities. I've heard the stories about China buying all the steel in the world so it's getting harder to make them. However other brands such as Wolf and Tulammo that use steel casings have no such issues and i can find it in a few dealers in good quantities.