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Found ferret
Started this discussion. Last reply by anton Jun 11, 2020. 2 Replies 0 Likes
anyone lost a ferret? See poster below. Back to Harringay Online
Baby stuff wanted
Started this discussion. Last reply by HClem Oct 12, 2018. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hi allI have a regularly visiting grandson and to make it easier for his mum I'd like to keep some bits and bobs here instead of her hauling everything over.I'm after a monitor, a bath, bouncy seat,…Back to Harringay Online
Heartlands Planning Application
Started this discussion. Last reply by Martin (Woodside) Dec 11, 2017. 2 Replies 1 Like
There is a planning application for a massive development on the old gasworks site between Wood Green and Alexandra Palace. Consultation took place earlier in the year and showed building heights of…Back to Harringay Online
Sofa bed repair
Started Oct 26, 2014 0 Replies 0 Likes
Does anyone know someone who could repair a sofabed that has been forced closed resulting in the mechanism being bent?
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"Hi Meg
Thanks for contacting me.
The scheme accepts inkjet cartridges, unfortunately laser and toner cartridges are not accepted for the scheme as their recycling value is too low."
"Hi Kerem
Can you let me know what you have?
Thank you"
"Hello
I run an ink recycling scheme for a grassroots charity in Kosovo http://www.theideaspartnership.org/pb/wp_45b158b6/wp_45b158b6.html
I can print out prepaid labels to send them for recycling and the charity receives a donation for each eligible…"
Found ferret
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"Thats lovely. Where do you get onto that part?"
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Yes is is definitely an increasing problem. There have been community meetings about it at Shine cafe and a local action group based in Alexandra Road has been set up and is actively working with the police and local organisations. Meetings have…"
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- At 10:56 on March 11, 2011,
sophie hautefeuille said…
thank you Julia. I will look online and look at the latest admissions.
Cheers,
Sophie.
- At 7:59 on June 14, 2010,
Mrs Frances Maynard said…
- Hi Julia
I was interested to see your comment re "somebody interested in your profile"
Just thought you would like to know I have had the same problem with 2 emails
Regards
Frances Maynard
- At 12:04 on June 13, 2010,
Hugh said…
- Thanks for your understanding Julia.
- At 11:27 on June 13, 2010,
- Sorry Julia. We very occasionally get spammers join the site. Without putting up barriers which would put off everyone from joining, we do our best to stay vigilant and get them zapped asap..
Yesterday's “Cynthia” was particularly aggressive and we had to keep on blocking her. We even raised the security bar higher for the weekend. Every time she came back we had her zapped within, at worst, 30 mins. Any comments she left on members’ pages were also zapped. So we're doing our best.
As to what you can do about it, there are two choices, neither of which offers a perfect solution I'm afraid:
1. Your privacy options (http://www.harringayonline.com/profiles/profile/privacySettings) allow you to require approval before any comments made by other members appear on your page. This won't stop you getting the email alerts when someone leaves a comment for you though.
2. You have quite a lot of choices as to which email notifications you get. This can be controlled, via your settings page (http://www.harringayonline.com/page/controlling-emails-from). However, the problem with using this method to deal with spammers' comments is that you filter out the good stuff as well as the bad. This means that you may miss out on real messages from people you'd like to hear from or messages from us. :o(.
Our aim is to keep the inevitable spam to a minimum (and we think were doing a pretty good job) and hope that members will bear with us when a spammer does get through.
99.9% of the time it's pretty easy to recognise a spammer. They're usually pretty crude. We hope that members will treat occasional spam messages in much the same way as they’d treat an occasionally noisy patron in a cafe they're visiting. Just ignore them, unless of course they get too much! (Remember, none of the spammers can get your email address.)
And you can rest assured that behind the scenes we're busily working away to keep you free from hassle.
Hope that helps.
All the best,
Hugh
- At 16:39 on May 16, 2010,
- Hi Julia,
Welcome to Harringay Online. I hope you'll find it useful. To get a basic idea of what's what and for a few pointers on using the site, click here. Do let me know if you have any questions. I'll be happy to try and answer them.
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