I suppose this little place is where my so-called "assets" are in hiding....! It really wouldn't be so bad if it was, although it doesn't look terribly secure to me, but I would just like to be informed of the fact! Having to deal with different systems of banking, in different countries and currencies world wide, I can assure you that ONE thing is always the same, no matter what currency and no matter what language.....it isn't the client who is going to be enriched or content with the "service" .....be it with this Institution who is nominally responsible for verifying the validity of a cheque, .......or this one, which is supposed to authorise the payment of the same but doesn't,  or takes so long  that you could almost get the impression they think you're going to forget.......or this one.....  which is supposed to inform me that a payment has arrived- finally- onto my Account but doesn't! Starting with the first one, I never wis...

It's a shame that because of a few unscrupulous Companies and people life is made so difficult. When these spammers are found, it will be expensive for them....! That's a promise..! Dommage que la vie est rendu si difficile par quelques Compagnies et gens avec peu de scrupule. Une fois trouvée, cela va revenir très chère pour eux.....!  C'est promis! Schade das das leben so schwierig gemacht ist durch einige Gesellschaften und Leute ohne Skrupel. Wenn Sie ausfindig gemach worden sind wird das sehr teuer fur sie werden.....!         Versprochen!      

I found this thing whilst doing a "Google" search on myself.....Never heard of the thing before and the lady's accent is very strange..... View Vauvert and over 3,000,000 other topics on Qwiki .

 Part one - just a little introduction. ...Yes, my sporting life started early. As I recall, my first experiences were in the playground of the primary school in Paisley, Scotland which I had to get to by (unusually for Scotland) crossing the ground of "Kelburn Cricket Club", because it was the shortest way to get there, unusual because then as now, there is little cricket played in Scotland generally.  It was a favourite place with me on Weekends, listening to the clunk of leather on willow, and sometimes playing with toy bats and balls in the training nets! It was by crossing this thing that I could get to my school "Williamsborough Primary School" on time, and if I had any money at all (normally only on Mondays when I was supposed to pay the weekly school meals) then I'd stop off at a little shop run by a famous old St. Mirren and Rangers footballer - "Willie Waddle" - who sold a pound of "broken biscuits" at one half-penny a pound ba...