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Easyjet compensation cheques that are sent to overseas based customers are completely useless. They are required to be paid into a UK bank account in the name on the cheque. I have 4 colleagues in our Danish office who have cheques but have no way of cashing them. This is not a fair way for Easyjet to attempt to avoid paying compensation, they should be made to refund to the credit card when they decided it was fine to take the money for the flight in the first place from overseas based passengers.

whilst I am happy to pay for plastic bags in the supermarket if I forget my own, I think retailers have gone too far in extending this to ALL shopping.
In Europe most stores give paper carriers for goods other than food, others give plastic. The blanket ban does not seem to apply.
British stores seem to see it as a moneymaking feature and don’t even stock small bags (BOOTS) any longer. I object to buying a dress, and having it pushed over the counter…all idea of service seems to have gone along with the bags!!
Online shopping becomes even more attractive! Surely shops should be trying to encourage people in, by making the shopping experience a pleasant one, not drive them away by penny pinching and disguising it as a virtue! There is no good reason for retailers not providing bags…American supermarkets have provided strong brown paper bags for years!!

Publish the phone numbers of the supervisors,managers and directors of nuisance phone companies