So I bought Fifa for Dan on Friday but it only came yesterday. He spent a whole 4 hours on it yesterday and I just got bored so I went in the bedroom and ended up sleeping.
Every chance he gets, he's on it! My weekend has been spent literally watching him play FIFA. I go to the bathroom, come back and BOOM FIFA is on.
I feel sorry for any other girl living with their other half who likes xbox games and football.
He did cook me yummy dinner though, so I'll let him off.
Sunday, 29 September 2013
Thursday, 26 September 2013
EE should be NN
Yeah, EE, that's exactly how I say it when I'm becoming wound up just talking to people about your network. You know, when I'm spreading the word about your crap service, except the (take a breath) bit is sometimes filled with profanities.
So then, this post has been long
overdue.
The new phone network EE
(Everything, Everywhere (more formally known to myself and many other
pissed off customers as NN (Nothing, Nowhere))) has recently established itself
on the market, combing both Orange and t-Mobile for a 'better' and 'more
reliable service'.
I've been an Orange
customer since getting my very first samsung pay as you go phone when I
was about 13. I've never had a problem with Orange until they merged to create
EE. Since the merge, the company has gone so fast down hill, faster than Miley
Cyrus coming back down her mountain.
Here's a list of just a
few things that I have personally experienced from their terrible, poor and
lacking service;
• Crap customer service (see the following)
• Customer service representatives (CSR's) that
deliberately hang up on you
• CSR's that offer a call back which is never
received
• CSR's that don't know what day of the week
it is never mind what company they work for
• CSR's that can't read simple instructions
from your account and sending you to an Android department instead of an Apple
department.
A-N-D-R-O-I-D
A-P-P-L-E
Yep, I can clarify that
they are two very different words.
To continue ...
• CSR's saying completely different things
and contradicting each other. For example, one said there
was a update needed
on my phone and there is no signalling fault in the area, and another
saying that
there has been for
over a week - and both in the space of an hour. Wow.
• Rude and incapable staff in-store whom also contradict
each other.
• CSR's lying to get you to put you onto
another department because they are so unskilled they don't
know what else
to do (some do hang up the phone as previously mentioned)
• Being put onto CSR's that can't speak clear and
concise English and therefore having severe difficulty
in trying to
decipher what they are saying, asking them to constantly repeat themselves
which takes
more time than
actually getting the issue addressed
• Admin which are unable to write back to a simple
black and white letter after a generous 4 weeks
despite sent special
(and expensive) signed for delivery.
• Somehow having the time to send letters about switching
broadband to them but not having time to
respond to my
letter.
• CSR's saying it my phone that is faulty. Two
things EE,
- Apple has
run a diagnostic on the handset and nothing showed up
- If the
handset is faulty, surely you should stop giving out faulty handsets or replace
those which
appear
faulty (FREE OF CHARGE)
• CSR's that say I have to pay a charge to leave the
company and terminate my contract despite my
consumer rights
being breached formally known as the 'Supply of Goods Act 1982'
• Unable to be put through to a manager because there
are none available
Now, I am not someone to
complain and get all arsey but seriously EE, you are the worst complained about
phone company in the whole of the UK. Why don't you find the time to address
these issues instead of proceeding to taking money and not delivering a service
to your customers?
As a customer of EE, I say
to browsing, looking for a contract customers, not to even consider EE. For
existing customers (which I am sorry to say that I am), do not renew your
contract once it meets its end. Go with a rival company which offers better
customer service and with a company that actually delivers its service.
For now, I can safely say
the EE, Everything Everywhere (NN, Nothing, Nowhere) is the most incapable
phone company ever to grace the phone company market with its presence.
Also, EE, I'm still waiting
on a letter response from yourselves.
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
This guy.
Just a quick post about how much this guy is so great.
On every level, he is just a wonderful person.
He is an inspiration to me to constantly do better and be the best person I can be.
Thank you Daniel.
Saturday, 31 August 2013
Sunsets
These are just a few of the most gorgeous sunsets that Dan and I get to see outside our flat window in London. Lovely eh? :)
Labels:
beautiful sky,
beautiful sunset,
city,
clouds,
colours,
dusk,
london,
montage,
pink sky,
pretty,
sky,
sunsets
Sunday, 18 August 2013
Timbergram Postcard Prints!!
In April & May 2013, I was asked by the Creative
Director at Timbergram to create
some original designs for them. I produced two sets of designs for their
new 2013 collection.
Don't they look lovely?! :)
You can see
my previous post here about my work being featured at the Timbergram Stall
in Earl's Court in May!
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
Am I going to be published?! ... An Anthology of Typewriter Art by Barrie Tullet
I was thrilled to recieve an email yesterday from my former Graphic Design tutor, Barrie. I received an email a few months ago asking if my work can be featured in his book 'An Anthology of Typewriter Art'. Of course, I was over the moon and sent my work across.
Then a few weeks later I received an email saying the copyright might not be cleared for the extract of text that I used from the book and they were waiting for confirmation from the publishers. It didn't look too good.
But behold! Yesterday the copyright was cleared and I will now be definitely featured in the book.
The print run will be approximately 10,000 and it's expected to be published in April 2014 by Laurence King Publishing 'now recognised as one of the world's leading publishers of books on the creative arts.'
I'm absolutely thrilled to bits and so honoured to be asked to be a part of it.
I won't give away the photograph of the typographic piece I created because I don't want to spoil the surprise ;)
Watch this space!!
Then a few weeks later I received an email saying the copyright might not be cleared for the extract of text that I used from the book and they were waiting for confirmation from the publishers. It didn't look too good.
But behold! Yesterday the copyright was cleared and I will now be definitely featured in the book.
The print run will be approximately 10,000 and it's expected to be published in April 2014 by Laurence King Publishing 'now recognised as one of the world's leading publishers of books on the creative arts.'
I'm absolutely thrilled to bits and so honoured to be asked to be a part of it.
I won't give away the photograph of the typographic piece I created because I don't want to spoil the surprise ;)
Watch this space!!
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