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  1. Mine was a debit card not credit card, however all done through the same process i have been told so i should see the money back in 10 working days once i have submitted the fraud documents

    That's good. You don't always get the same protection with debit cards as the networks don't have the clout Visa or MasterCard have. Sounds like Barclays have some good systems in place for dealing with this sort of thing.

     

    I would hope my bank (HSBC) would be as helpful if it happened to me.

  2. As long as you have card protection you will be ok.

     

    Moral of the story allways use protection. :blush:

    You don't need card protection for this. Once you start the dispute process the onus is on the merchant or acquiring network to prove the transaction is legitimate (which they won't be able to do).

     

    I had a similar thing with a BarclayCard a few years ago - they handled it very well and sorted everything out pretty quickly (and I didn't have card protection).

     

    [EDIT] Was it a debit card or a credit card? 'Cos what I said above applies to credit cards. [/EDIT]

  3. I think I read somewhere that Jonathan Palmer has a Zed at his circuit.

    He had some MY06 300PS jobbies (at Bedford I think) but he's just got rid of them I believe.

     

    Whatever, if you think about it the cost of brakepads and tyres (+ more!!)will be built into the cost you pay for using someone else's Zed on the track. You may as well use you own and learn how to handle your car!

     

    There are plenty of track days out there which offer training - although in my experience they teach you the lines for the track you're at and not much more. There are a few places which are more oriented along the lines of car control in general. Plans Motorsport at Dunsfold are very good, and they teach you on the Top Gear track (and you'll get your name on the Pistonheads power board as a bonus). There are also the "Walshy" days at North Weald in Essex which are highly regarded. I'm booked in for one in March so I'll report back after.

     

    If you're more northerly I presume there are similar schemes near you.

  4. dont believe all you see on Ebay ;) guy who won lives very close to seller :teeth:

     

    You reckon it was one of his pals inflating the auction :dry:

    If so he'll still have to pay the final value fee to eBay.

     

    fixed fee on vehicle sales on Ebay , they dont go on price achieved :thumbs:

    Yeah, I know. But if he didn't sell it he could have saved himself £30 by pulling the auction 24 hrs before close.

     

    Ah well. Who knows what really happened!

  5. Thanks for the warm welcome everyone.

     

    Im not sure which one makes me more nervous, the kerb/alloy or door/ sign pole hazard....if thats your regualr spot becareful !

    LOL! That is my preferred spot as it's outside my house (permit parking in road so don't always get that space). I've managed not to kerb the alloys so far by parking a taxi ride away from the kerb. Sign post is easier to avoid by parking the other way round and making passengers wait until I've got out of the parking space before letting them in!

  6. MY03 on an 06 plate ? been hanging around a dealers showroom for a bit then ?

    I guess so. There seem to be a few floating about. It was registered in March 06 - is that before the MY06's were available? Needless to say it was cheaper than a MY06!

     

    Thanks for the welcome chaps BTW.

  7. Hi, I thought I'd introduce myself. I've been lurking for a month or so. I'm also a member of the "other site" (same username).

     

    I picked my Z up just before xmas. It's an 06 plate MY03 GT. I doubt I'll mod it much (if at all) - boring you may say! Here it is:

     

    350z.jpg

     

    Looking forward to a track day or two when the weather's a bit better!

     

    Cheers, Tim.

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