Graze.com, Three years on – A two month review

Graze Box

Graze LogoI originally reviewed the Graze Product in 2009, back when there was very little information on the internet about this service that delivers delicious nibbly-bits to your mailbox once a week I confess that I canceled my subscription in Q1 2010, however this was in a bid to save a little money, loose some weight and eat less over all. I was not displeased with the service, but at the time it did not fit my lifestyle. Since the review went live back in 2009, it gathering comments and feedback from readers and existing customers of Graze. A lot of the feedback I have received from existing customers was of a frustration of being unable to cancel their subscription to Graze. I’ve replied to each and every comments and offered advice where I’ve been able to, even going to far as to contact Graze directly to make them aware of the issues users were facing.

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Intuit Pay Chip & PIN – Review

Intuit Pay

Intuit LogoFollowing on from the success of my review of the iZettle Chip & PIN mobiel payment solution, I have decided to go a step further and look at another Chip & PIN solution that I was not aware of until recently.

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The Sofa, a short film by After Dark Productions

The Sofa Banner

In 2010 I worked with After Dark Productions, a film company in North London, on a short film project called ‘The Sofa’. I was originally brought in as a Behind the Scenes (BtS) photographer, but I soon gained an acting role in the production, and also as a Second Assistant Director.

The film has finally been through post-production, and can now be seen below:

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iZettle Chip & PIN – Review

iZettle ChipPIN International

iZettle Logo (Black)Ever since starting my own business I have been looking for a way to take payments by card, without having the monthly expense and contractual obligation of operating a Chip & PIN reader from a Business Banking account. Six months ago I came across iZettle; a relatively new startup that promised a mobile card payment solution without monthly cost.

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Jessops High Street camera retailer in Administration

High Street camera retailer Jessops has gone into administration, with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) appointed as the administrator.

The administrators said that it was “inevitable” that some stores would have to close.

Trading in the stores is hoped to continue today but is critically dependent on these ongoing discussions. However, in the current economic climate it is inevitable that there will be store closures.

At present Jessops will not honor customer vouchers or accept returned goods.

A further statement said that 15 stores which do not meet the required level of profitability will unfortunately be closed, although Jessops refused to comment on which stores would be affected.

Extended warranties purchased from Jessops and underwritten by Domestic and General (D&G) will be honored (according to D&G Customer Services).
D&G can be contacted on 08444 810 500 (or 024 7664 3466 for the switchboard – Ask for Customer Services)

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