Recent content by BillW41

I've been receiving similar from Telstra, every other day, warning my email will be cut off unless I update details. All attempted phishing.

To me, as a retired elderly ex-banker, this is quite amusing. Back in the early '60s, when I worked for a Scottish bank, and we opened on Saturday mornings, a survey was conducted of customers' needs for bank services on that day. The overwhelming result was that those who banked on Saturdays...

Lesson 1: never use self-serve checkouts; Lesson 2: always check the docket.

And all SA can do is legalise e-scooters!!

I usually carry my phone in my shirt pocket. Does that make me liable, even if not using it?

Sensible move, Westpac. As a retired banker, I was astonished when "cardless" was begun. Good to see it gone - others please do the same.

I would rather see someone masturbating than be confronted by the observer's language describing the act!

Old RAF motto: Impossibilities performed immediately, miracles take a little bit longer.

I shop by price comparison between supermarket catalogues and collect Woolies and Coles points which are exchanged for $10 off shop when reaching 2,000. What about 4c off per litre of petrol which also helps choose the cheapest fuel?

I agree with Elaine41. There is no way I would let a store employee choose my groceries from a list. I don't support the delivery system at all and will continue to do my own shopping, thankyou, and accumulate points.

Only one in SA, and that's by the beach!

As a retired bank manager, I am ashamed of the way banks are being conducted nowadays. A bank with no cash is like a pub with no beer! I used to regard the spread of bank branches being the fundamental service industry, custodians of peoples' readily accessible funds. The system has lost its...

For goodness sake, am I the only person who checks and compares prices before purchase to get the cheapest deal?

Simple answer - don't pay bills at the Post Office. I never have. Use your computer to pay on line.