Recent content by KarKiller

Hi, I'm a software engineer and previously managed a development team that made an e-commerce platform in the financial services industry. It really depends on how sophisticated you want / need the solution to be. The devil really is in the detail here. I would happy to spend some time going...

I've driven both of these and actually borrowed a CTR for a weekend last year. While I did enjoy the CTR, it's only really fun at quite high speeds. I did find it a little nose heavy in terms of handling. Normal driving was quite boring and what really surprised me is that I became slightly...

I guess people must fall for these now and then, otherwise they wouldn't do it. Let's face it, they only need to get a couple of people a year to fall for it and it's probably worth it. As the previous post, does remind of phonejacker "good morning Madam, can I take your sort code and bank...

Isn't it all about bittorrent now? http://www.bittorrent.com/ From what I remember about limewire the software itself installed some nasty spyware.

Had exactly the same thing, 8Mb of RAM, it wasn't even enough to run the stupid 3D menu and cost about 1K

heading towards the city centre at about 8 this morning, and yesterday at about the same time I think.

we're feeling your pain! Seriously, if you're not getting any joy from Renault perhaps someone on here will be able to look at it for you. Don't let it put you off your car though. Doesn't sound like it's effecting the driving of the car though?

How was it anything to do with being non-cupped?

http://www.exchangeandmart.co.uk/iad/gojsp/daily/vstag/vstaginfo.jsp PAYING There are different ways you can pay for a vehicle – cash, cheque, banker’s draft or bank transfer. An immediate bank transfer can be made using the CHAPS system for a nominal fee, (£20-£30). Consider meeting the buyer...

So many of these escrow or "shipping company" scams going on at the moment esp on pistonheads.

Moneysupermarket.com?

Oh and be warned, if one dealer "fixes" a problem and does a bodge job, the warrenty no longer covers having that problem fixed. You either have to take it back to the place that mucked it up (hmmm yes please) or pay another dealer to do it.

Yes, had a similar experience with renault autoworld. Apparantly it's normal for an exhaust to clatter while the car is idleing. Phoned renault UK dozens of times but no luck. They will do anything to get out of doing warrenty work and the quality of work carried out at dealers I've visited has...

That's a nice dream but it's not going to happen is it.

had to sell my immaculate 05 182 with 18,000 miles on for 7800 last month, book price is over 9K, but as above, book price means nothing. I think people expect a lot especially when selling on here and pistonheads.