johncons

Stikkord: RBS

  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til RBS







    Gmail – RBS complaint







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    RBS complaint





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 11:15 AM





    To:

    "Bridges, Gavin (Group Customer Relations)" <Gavin.bridges@rbs.co.uk>



    Hi,

    you don't understand.
    The money first left the account, then got back on to the account and then left the account again.
    (As available money to spend).
    This isn't what you are writing here, this system you try to explain about obviously didn't work.

    Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 11:09 AM, Bridges, Gavin (Group Customer Relations) <Gavin.bridges@rbs.co.uk> wrote:


    Our Ref:

    GB/326345

    30 December 2010

    Mr Erik Ribsskog
    eribsskog@gmail.com

    Good morning Mr Ribsskog,

    I am sorry that my previous response did not clear up this

    issue for you. You may have misunderstood my previous email.

    The system that I explained to you is not an RBS system, it

    is a global system. Every Point Of Sale (POS) transaction that is

    made, will debit the bank account through the same

    process.

    This process does not only happen with One.com bills,

    it will happen for every POS payment made. Some transactions will debit the

    account quicker than others, however that will depend on how quickly the

    retailer collects the balance.

    This process is in place to help customers keep a

    track of their transactions as well as being a fraud prevention tool. The money

    does not leave the account as soon as the transaction is made, therefore

    the value of the transaction gets subtracted from the available balance so that

    it cannot be spent. If this did not happen then there is a risk that the

    customer may spend the full account balance, leading to the account becoming

    overdrawn when the retailer collects the payment. This would result in bank

    charges for the customer, and would also leave the bank open to

    fraud.

    I hope this has

    given you a better insight and a clear understanding to the

    process.

    Yours sincerely

    Gavin

    Bridges

    Junior Case Manager,
    Group Customer Relations

    abc


    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 24 December 2010 15:38
    To: Bridges, Gavin (Group

    Customer Relations)
    Subject: Re: RBS complaint

    Hi,

    could you please explain to me why this only happen with

    One.com-bills.

    How can you have a system like this, where you trick your customers to

    belive that money is on the account.

    This is a customer-alienating system you have, I'd say.

    Are you seriously telling me that this is supposed to work like

    this?

    Give me a break, like they say in America.

    Could you please escalate this to your line-manager for a second

    opinion, because I think this sounds a bit unlikely, that payment transactions

    are supposed to be like this.

    I've been banking for around 35 years, in

    Norway and in the UK, and I've never heard of anything like this system, that

    mis-leads people, and make them lose control on the balance on their

    bank-accounts.

    Thank you very much in advance for your help!

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Bridges, Gavin (Group

    Customer Relations) <Gavin.bridges@rbs.co.uk>

    wrote:

    Our Ref: GB/326345
    24 December 2010

    Mr Erik Ribsskog
    eribsskog@gmail.com

    Dear Mr Ribsskog

    Thank you for your email of 18 December addressed to Ross

    McDonald, and for your patience while I have looked into this matter for

    you. I have been asked to reply as I am responsible for customer

    relations throughout The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group.

    I am sorry to hear of the problem you have had with your

    recent transaction to One.com. I would like to explain the process for a POS

    transaction debiting your account so that you can understand what has

    happened.

    You made a Point Of Sale (POS) transaction to One.com on

    10 December. During the transaction process RBS received a request for this

    payment from One.com and authorised the payment. When the payment is

    authorised the value of the transaction gets subtracted from your available

    balance, so that the funds remain there to cover the payment when it debits.

    This transaction is then pending until One.com collects the funds, this was

    done on 15 December. This meant that the pending amount became available on

    your account balance whilst the transaction debited overnight. On 16 December

    the transaction then appears on your statement as a fully debited transaction.

    This is the usual process for every POS transaction that

    is made, therefore I am not willing to uphold your request for compensation.

    I hope that I have been able to help you understand what

    has happened with this transaction, and I would like to take this opportunity

    to wish you a Happy New Year.

    Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention.

    Yours sincerely

    Gavin Bridges

    Gavin Bridges

    Junior Case Manager,

    Group Customer

    Relations,

    Gogarburn –

    House F,

    P.O. Box

    1000,

    Edinburgh,

    EH12 1HQ
    E-mail – Gavin.Bridges@rbs.co.uk

    abc

    The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, Registered in Scotland No.

    90312. Registered Office: 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2

    2YB

    Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services

    Authority.

    This e-mail message is confidential and for use by the

    addressee only. If the message is received by anyone other than the addressee,

    please return the message to the sender by replying to it and then delete the

    message from your computer. Internet e-mails are not necessarily secure. The

    Royal Bank of Scotland plc does not accept responsibility for changes made to

    this message after it was sent.

    Whilst all reasonable care has been

    taken to avoid the transmission of viruses, it is the responsibility of the

    recipient to ensure that the onward transmission, opening or use of this

    message and any attachments will not adversely affect its systems or data. No

    responsibility is accepted by The Royal Bank of Scotland plc in this regard

    and the recipient should carry out such virus and other checks as it considers

    appropriate.

    ***

    WARNING : This message originates from the Internet ***
    The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, Registered in Scotland No. 90312. Registered Office: 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YB

    Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

    This e-mail message is confidential and for use by the addressee only. If the message is received by anyone other than the addressee, please return the message to the sender by replying to it and then delete the message from your computer. Internet e-mails are not necessarily secure. The Royal Bank of Scotland plc does not accept responsibility for changes made to this message after it was sent.

    Whilst all reasonable care has been taken to avoid the transmission of viruses, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that the onward transmission, opening or use of this message and any attachments will not adversely affect its systems or data. No responsibility is accepted by The Royal Bank of Scotland plc in this regard and the recipient should carry out such virus and other checks as it considers appropriate.






  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til RBS







    Gmail – RBS complaint







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    RBS complaint





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 3:37 PM





    To:

    "Bridges, Gavin (Group Customer Relations)" <Gavin.bridges@rbs.co.uk>



    Hi,

    could you please explain to me why this only happen with One.com-bills.
    How can you have a system like this, where you trick your customers to belive that money is on the account.

    This is a customer-alienating system you have, I'd say.
    Are you seriously telling me that this is supposed to work like this?
    Give me a break, like they say in America.

    Could you please escalate this to your line-manager for a second opinion, because I think this sounds a bit unlikely, that payment transactions are supposed to be like this.

    I've been banking for around 35 years, in Norway and in the UK, and I've never heard of anything like this system, that mis-leads people, and make them lose control on the balance on their bank-accounts.

    Thank you very much in advance for your help!
    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 10:23 AM, Bridges, Gavin (Group Customer Relations) <Gavin.bridges@rbs.co.uk> wrote:

    Our Ref: GB/326345

    24 December 2010

    Mr Erik Ribsskog

    eribsskog@gmail.com

    Dear Mr Ribsskog

    Thank you for your email of 18 December addressed to Ross McDonald, and for your patience while I have looked into this matter for you. I have been asked to reply as I am responsible for customer relations throughout The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Group.

    I am sorry to hear of the problem you have had with your recent transaction to One.com. I would like to explain the process for a POS transaction debiting your account so that you can understand what has happened.

    You made a Point Of Sale (POS) transaction to One.com on 10 December. During the transaction process RBS received a request for this payment from One.com and authorised the payment. When the payment is authorised the value of the transaction gets subtracted from your available balance, so that the funds remain there to cover the payment when it debits. This transaction is then pending until One.com collects the funds, this was done on 15 December. This meant that the pending amount became available on your account balance whilst the transaction debited overnight. On 16 December the transaction then appears on your statement as a fully debited transaction.

    This is the usual process for every POS transaction that is made, therefore I am not willing to uphold your request for compensation.

    I hope that I have been able to help you understand what has happened with this transaction, and I would like to take this opportunity to wish you a Happy New Year.

    Thank you for bringing this matter to my attention.

    Yours sincerely

    Gavin Bridges

    Gavin Bridges

    Junior Case Manager,

    Group Customer Relations,

    Gogarburn – House F,

    P.O. Box 1000,

    Edinburgh,

    EH12 1HQ

    E-mail – Gavin.Bridges@rbs.co.uk

    abc

    The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, Registered in Scotland No. 90312. Registered Office: 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YB

    Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

    This e-mail message is confidential and for use by the addressee only. If the message is received by anyone other than the addressee, please return the message to the sender by replying to it and then delete the message from your computer. Internet e-mails are not necessarily secure. The Royal Bank of Scotland plc does not accept responsibility for changes made to this message after it was sent.

    Whilst all reasonable care has been taken to avoid the transmission of viruses, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that the onward transmission, opening or use of this message and any attachments will not adversely affect its systems or data. No responsibility is accepted by The Royal Bank of Scotland plc in this regard and the recipient should carry out such virus and other checks as it considers appropriate.






  • Jeg sendte en anmeldelse til Politiet i Steinkjer







    Gmail – Anmeldelse/Fwd: Complaint about messing with bank-account







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Anmeldelse/Fwd: Complaint about messing with bank-account





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 3:58 AM





    To:

    post.nord-trondelag@politiet.no



    Hei,

    er det her noe man kan anmelde til dere, at banken tuller med ens bankkonto?
    Mvh.
    Erik Ribsskog

    ———- Forwarded message ———-

    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>
    Date: Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 3:55 AM
    Subject: Complaint about messing with bank-account

    To: Ross.McDonald@rbs.co.uk

    Hi,

    RBS have been messing with my bank account.
    Please explain and give 'US-style' compensation.

    Erik Ribsskog
    PS.
    Here is more about this:


    Complaint about billing : Sales – jms

    Added 17. desember 2010 23:29


    Hello,

    Thank you for contacting One.com!

    I am sorry to hear about the matter. I suggest you contact your bank

    regarding this case.

    Should you have any questions or clarifications, please feel free to

    revert to this email.
     
    
    Best Regards

    ----------------------------------
    One.com

    Web-site: http://www.one.com
    ---------------------------------

    Complaint about billing : Erik Ribsskog

    Added 17. desember 2010 19:25


    Hi,

    this complaint isn't about a double-charge.

    It's about that someone has been messing with my bank-account.

    Is this maybe rather an RBS-complaint, you think?

    Erik Ribsskog

    Complaint about billing : Sales – jh

    Added 17. desember 2010 10:33


    Dear Erik Ribsskog,

    Thank you for contacting One.com Sales.

    Kindly provide us a copy of your bank statement reflecting the

    double-charge so we can forward it to our Accounts Team for further

    verification.
     
    
    Best Regards

    ----------------------------------
    One.com

    Web-site: http://www.one.com
    ---------------------------------

    Complaint about billing : Erik Ribsskog

    Added 17. desember 2010 08:38


    unknown.txt (as text) onelogo.gif

    Hi,

    I almost lost control on my bank account now.

    Because you first charged me £10.58 about a week ago.

    And earlier this week, this charge wasn't on my online banking.

    And now, I see that you've charged me again, yesterday, with the same

    amount, £10.58, which you first charged, then withdrew, and now

    re-charged.

    Could you please explain to me what's going on, because people can't

    have

    companies charging and withdrawing charges and re-charging all the time.

    Things like this makes people lose control on their economy, especially

    if

    they are unemployed, like I am at the moment.

    So this I wanted to complain about.

    Looking forward to hear about you explaination, especially since my

    grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog, was from Denmark, which I also think

    One.com

    is, if I'm not mistaking.

    Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS.

    This was ordered on 10/12, that's six days before the re-charge.

    This amount has appeared, dis-appered, and re-appeared on my internet

    banking.

    What has been going on?

    Here's more about this:

    *

    sales@uk.one.com

    <sales@uk.one.com>

    *

    *

    Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:09 AM

    *

    To:

    eribsskog@gmail.com

    [image: www.one.com]

    Kjære Erik Ribsskog

    Velkommen til One.com og takk for at du valgte One.com som din

    internettleverandør for domenet johncons-shop.co.uk.

    Vi vil opprette ditt webområde innen 24 timer og vil da sende deg dine

    koder

    og informasjon om ditt nye webområde.

    Link til faktura:

    http://www.one.com/invoice.do?ocode=QHjOAEONfzJqiqcT

    Ordredetaljer:

    Dato: 10.12.10

    Ditt ordrenummer er: 1960083

    Du har bestilt følgende:PrisWebhotell Small a 12 måneder10,80- Rabatt –

    Webhotell Small-10,80Årlig domeneavgift (.co.uk)6,00- Avslag – Årlig

    domeneavgift (.co.uk)-6,00Opprettelse9,00+17,5% mva.1,58Totalt i

    GBP:10,58

    Fakturaadresse:

    Navn:ERIK RIBSSKOGEvt. firma:Land:UNITED KINGDOMAdresse 1:FLAT 3, 5

    LEATHER

    LANEAdresse 2:Postnr. + by:L2 2AE

    LIVERPOOLTelefon:1512363298Mobilnummer:(sensurert

    av johncons-blogg)

    Support hele døgnet, alle ukens dager

    Hvis du har spørsmål kan du chatte med One.coms it-support hele døgnet,

    alle

    ukens dager.

    Klikk på "Live Help"-ikonet på www.one.com og få svar på dine spørsmål

    med

    én gang.

    Vi takker for din bestilling.

    Med vennlig hilsen

    One.com

    1 Ropemaker Street

    London, EC2Y 9HT UK

    Faks nr. +44 (0) 208 895 4001

    PS 2.

    Here's from my internet banking:

    16 Dec 2010Debit Card Transaction-£10.58






  • Jeg sendte en klage på RBS







    Gmail – Complaint about messing with bank-account







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Complaint about messing with bank-account





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 3:55 AM





    To:

    Ross.McDonald@rbs.co.uk



    Hi,

    RBS have been messing with my bank account.
    Please explain and give 'US-style' compensation.
    Erik Ribsskog
    PS.
    Here is more about this:


    Complaint about billing : Sales – jms

    Added 17. desember 2010 23:29


    Hello,

    Thank you for contacting One.com!

    I am sorry to hear about the matter. I suggest you contact your bank

    regarding this case.

    Should you have any questions or clarifications, please feel free to

    revert to this email.
     
    
    Best Regards

    ----------------------------------
    One.com

    Web-site: http://www.one.com
    ---------------------------------

    Complaint about billing : Erik Ribsskog

    Added 17. desember 2010 19:25


    Hi,

    this complaint isn't about a double-charge.

    It's about that someone has been messing with my bank-account.

    Is this maybe rather an RBS-complaint, you think?

    Erik Ribsskog

    Complaint about billing : Sales – jh

    Added 17. desember 2010 10:33


    Dear Erik Ribsskog,

    Thank you for contacting One.com Sales.

    Kindly provide us a copy of your bank statement reflecting the

    double-charge so we can forward it to our Accounts Team for further

    verification.
     
    
    Best Regards

    ----------------------------------
    One.com

    Web-site: http://www.one.com
    ---------------------------------

    Complaint about billing : Erik Ribsskog

    Added 17. desember 2010 08:38


    unknown.txt (as text) onelogo.gif

    Hi,

    I almost lost control on my bank account now.

    Because you first charged me £10.58 about a week ago.

    And earlier this week, this charge wasn't on my online banking.

    And now, I see that you've charged me again, yesterday, with the same

    amount, £10.58, which you first charged, then withdrew, and now

    re-charged.

    Could you please explain to me what's going on, because people can't

    have

    companies charging and withdrawing charges and re-charging all the time.

    Things like this makes people lose control on their economy, especially

    if

    they are unemployed, like I am at the moment.

    So this I wanted to complain about.

    Looking forward to hear about you explaination, especially since my

    grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog, was from Denmark, which I also think

    One.com

    is, if I'm not mistaking.

    Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS.

    This was ordered on 10/12, that's six days before the re-charge.

    This amount has appeared, dis-appered, and re-appeared on my internet

    banking.

    What has been going on?

    Here's more about this:

    *

    sales@uk.one.com

    <sales@uk.one.com>

    *

    *

    Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:09 AM

    *

    To:

    eribsskog@gmail.com

    [image: www.one.com]

    Kjære Erik Ribsskog

    Velkommen til One.com og takk for at du valgte One.com som din

    internettleverandør for domenet johncons-shop.co.uk.

    Vi vil opprette ditt webområde innen 24 timer og vil da sende deg dine

    koder

    og informasjon om ditt nye webområde.

    Link til faktura:

    http://www.one.com/invoice.do?ocode=QHjOAEONfzJqiqcT

    Ordredetaljer:

    Dato: 10.12.10

    Ditt ordrenummer er: 1960083

    Du har bestilt følgende:PrisWebhotell Small a 12 måneder10,80- Rabatt –

    Webhotell Small-10,80Årlig domeneavgift (.co.uk)6,00- Avslag – Årlig

    domeneavgift (.co.uk)-6,00Opprettelse9,00+17,5% mva.1,58Totalt i

    GBP:10,58

    Fakturaadresse:

    Navn:ERIK RIBSSKOGEvt. firma:Land:UNITED KINGDOMAdresse 1:FLAT 3, 5

    LEATHER

    LANEAdresse 2:Postnr. + by:L2 2AE

    LIVERPOOLTelefon:1512363298Mobilnummer:(sensurert

    av johncons-blogg)

    Support hele døgnet, alle ukens dager

    Hvis du har spørsmål kan du chatte med One.coms it-support hele døgnet,

    alle

    ukens dager.

    Klikk på "Live Help"-ikonet på www.one.com og få svar på dine spørsmål

    med

    én gang.

    Vi takker for din bestilling.

    Med vennlig hilsen

    One.com

    1 Ropemaker Street

    London, EC2Y 9HT UK

    Faks nr. +44 (0) 208 895 4001

    PS 2.

    Here's from my internet banking:

    16 Dec 2010Debit Card Transaction-£10.58






  • Jeg sendte en ny ‘web-mail’ til One.com




    Complaint about billing : Erik Ribsskog

    Added 17. desember 2010 19:25


    Hi,

    this complaint isn't about a double-charge.

    It's about that someone has been messing with my bank-account.

    Is this maybe rather an RBS-complaint, you think?

    Erik Ribsskog

    Complaint about billing : Sales – jh

    Added 17. desember 2010 10:33


    Dear Erik Ribsskog,

    Thank you for contacting One.com Sales.

    Kindly provide us a copy of your bank statement reflecting the

    double-charge so we can forward it to our Accounts Team for further

    verification.
     
    
    Best Regards

    ----------------------------------
    One.com

    Web-site: http://www.one.com
    ---------------------------------

    Complaint about billing : Erik Ribsskog

    Added 17. desember 2010 08:38


    unknown.txt (as text) onelogo.gif

    Hi,

    I almost lost control on my bank account now.

    Because you first charged me £10.58 about a week ago.

    And earlier this week, this charge wasn't on my online banking.

    And now, I see that you've charged me again, yesterday, with the same

    amount, £10.58, which you first charged, then withdrew, and now

    re-charged.

    Could you please explain to me what's going on, because people can't

    have

    companies charging and withdrawing charges and re-charging all the time.

    Things like this makes people lose control on their economy, especially

    if

    they are unemployed, like I am at the moment.

    So this I wanted to complain about.

    Looking forward to hear about you explaination, especially since my

    grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog, was from Denmark, which I also think

    One.com

    is, if I'm not mistaking.

    Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS.

    This was ordered on 10/12, that's six days before the re-charge.

    This amount has appeared, dis-appered, and re-appeared on my internet

    banking.

    What has been going on?

    Here's more about this:

    *

    sales@uk.one.com

    <sales@uk.one.com>

    *

    *

    Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:09 AM

    *

    To:

    eribsskog@gmail.com

    [image: www.one.com]

    Kjære Erik Ribsskog

    Velkommen til One.com og takk for at du valgte One.com som din

    internettleverandør for domenet johncons-shop.co.uk.

    Vi vil opprette ditt webområde innen 24 timer og vil da sende deg dine

    koder

    og informasjon om ditt nye webområde.

    Link til faktura:

    http://www.one.com/invoice.do?ocode=QHjOAEONfzJqiqcT

    Ordredetaljer:

    Dato: 10.12.10

    Ditt ordrenummer er: 1960083

    Du har bestilt følgende:PrisWebhotell Small a 12 måneder10,80- Rabatt –

    Webhotell Small-10,80Årlig domeneavgift (.co.uk)6,00- Avslag – Årlig

    domeneavgift (.co.uk)-6,00Opprettelse9,00+17,5% mva.1,58Totalt i

    GBP:10,58

    Fakturaadresse:

    Navn:ERIK RIBSSKOGEvt. firma:Land:UNITED KINGDOMAdresse 1:FLAT 3, 5

    LEATHER

    LANEAdresse 2:Postnr. + by:L2 2AE

    LIVERPOOLTelefon:1512363298Mobilnummer:(sensurert

    av johncons-blogg)

    Support hele døgnet, alle ukens dager

    Hvis du har spørsmål kan du chatte med One.coms it-support hele døgnet,

    alle

    ukens dager.

    Klikk på "Live Help"-ikonet på www.one.com og få svar på dine spørsmål

    med

    én gang.

    Vi takker for din bestilling.

    Med vennlig hilsen

    One.com

    1 Ropemaker Street

    London, EC2Y 9HT UK

    Faks nr. +44 (0) 208 895 4001

    PS 2.

    Here's from my internet banking:

    16 Dec 2010Debit Card Transaction-£10.58






  • Jeg sendte en klage på One







    Gmail – Complaint about billing







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Complaint about billing





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 7:36 AM





    To:

    sales@uk.one.com



    Hi,

    I almost lost control on my bank account now.

    Because you first charged me £10.58 about a week ago.


    And earlier this week, this charge wasn't on my online banking.


    And now, I see that you've charged me again, yesterday, with the same amount, £10.58, which you first charged, then withdrew, and now re-charged.


    Could you please explain to me what's going on, because people can't have companies charging and withdrawing charges and re-charging all the time.


    Things like this makes people lose control on their economy, especially if they are unemployed, like I am at the moment.


    So this I wanted to complain about.


    Looking forward to hear about you explaination, especially since my grandmother, Ingeborg Ribsskog, was from Denmark, which I also think One.com is, if I'm not mistaking.


    Regards,

    Erik Ribsskog


    PS.


    This was ordered on 10/12, that's six days before the re-charge.

    This amount has appeared, dis-appered, and re-appeared on my internet banking.

    What has been going on?

    Here's more about this:



    sales@uk.one.com
    <sales@uk.one.com>

    Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 1:09 AM

    www.one.com

    Kjære Erik Ribsskog

    Velkommen til One.com og takk for at du valgte One.com som din internettleverandør for domenet johncons-shop.co.uk.

    Vi vil opprette ditt webområde innen 24 timer og vil da sende deg dine koder og informasjon om ditt nye webområde.

    Link til faktura:

    http://www.one.com/invoice.do?ocode=QHjOAEONfzJqiqcT


    Ordredetaljer:

    Dato: 10.12.10

    Ditt ordrenummer er: 1960083


    Du har bestilt følgende:
    Pris
    Webhotell Small a 12 måneder 10,80
    – Rabatt – Webhotell Small -10,80
    Årlig domeneavgift (.co.uk) 6,00
    – Avslag – Årlig domeneavgift (.co.uk) -6,00
    Opprettelse
    9,00
    +17,5% mva.
    1,58
    Totalt i GBP:
    10,58


    Fakturaadresse:

    Navn:
    ERIK RIBSSKOG
    Evt. firma:
    Land: UNITED KINGDOM
    Adresse 1: FLAT 3, 5 LEATHER LANE
    Adresse 2:

    Postnr. + by:
    L2 2AE LIVERPOOL

    Telefon:
    1512363298
    Mobilnummer: (sensurert av johncons-blogg)


    Support hele døgnet, alle ukens dager

    Hvis du har spørsmål kan du chatte med One.coms it-support hele døgnet, alle ukens dager.

    Klikk på "Live Help"-ikonet på www.one.com og få svar på dine spørsmål med én gang.

    Vi takker for din bestilling.

    Med vennlig hilsen

    One.com

    1 Ropemaker Street

    London, EC2Y 9HT UK

    Faks nr. +44 (0) 208 895 4001

    PS 2.


    Here's from my internet banking:

    16 Dec 2010


    Debit Card Transaction


    £10.58






    PS.

    Jeg fikk en e-post fra RBS, det var derfor jeg sjekka saldoen nå:







    Gmail – Act Now Alert







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    Act Now Alert





    RBS

    <DigitalBanking@information.rbs.co.uk>





    Fri, Dec 17, 2010 at 6:39 AM





    To:

    ERIBSSKOG@gmail.com




    RBS - The Royal Bank of Scotland, Make it happen Logo

    Act Now Alert

    Transactions on your RBS account ending 827 mean that if you do not take action today this account will go over its agreed limit.

    We recommend that you pay in cleared funds to correct the position on your account by 3.30pm today, 17Dec and so that you can prevent Overdraft fees being applied.

    There are some easy ways for you to pay "cleared funds" into your account:

    Pay in cash at any RBS branch.
    Transfer money from another RBS account, for example via Online banking or Telephone banking.

    Don't hesitate to call us if you have any queries, but please do not respond to this email. You'll find contact details for all of our services in the 'contact us' section of rbs.co.uk.

    Internet support team

    Disclaimer

    This email was sent from a notification-only address that does not accept email replies. Please do not reply directly to this email. Many internet users have recently been targeted through bogus emails by fraudsters claiming to be from the bank. These emails ask customers to provide their internet banking security details in order to reactivate their account or verify an email address. Please be on your guard against emails that request any of your security details. If you receive an email like this you should not respond. Please remember that, for security reasons, apart from when you create them at registration or when you change your Internet PIN or Password, we will only ever ask you to enter random characters from your Internet PIN and Password when you logon to this service. We would never ask you, by email, to enter (or record) these details and we would therefore request that you do not respond to emails asking for this information.

    Legal Information

    This email message is confidential and for use by the addressee only. If the message is received by anyone other than the addressee, please delete the message from your computer. Internet emails are not necessarily secure. The Royal Bank of Scotland plc does not accept responsibility for changes made to this message after it was sent.

    Whilst all reasonable care has been taken to avoid the transmission of viruses, it is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that the onward transmission, opening or use of this message and any attachments will not adversely affect its systems or data. No responsibility is accepted by the Royal Bank of Scotland plc in this regard and the recipient should carry out such virus and other checks as it considers appropriate.

    The Royal Bank of Scotland plc, Registered in Scotland No 90312.
    Registered Office: 36 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh EH2 2YB.

    Authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.






    PS 2.

    Her har jeg skrevet opp saldoene, som har vært på kontoen min, denne uka.

    Jeg har ikke brukt kontoen, for jeg har hatt mye mat hjemme, (og det har ikke vært så mye penger å bruke).

    Så sånn er det.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 3.

    Her er mer om dette:

    Photo 2676

    PS 4.

    Man kan se at saldoen gikk opp, fra tirsdag til onsdag, uten at jeg har fått noe penger inn på kontoen!

    (For de kommer enten i helgen, eller på begynnelsen av neste uke.

    Men men).

    Så her er det noe ‘uforklarings’, som har foregått, vil jeg si.

    Men men.

    Bare noe jeg tenkte på.

    Så vi får se hva som skjer.

    Vi får se.

  • Jeg fikk et brev fra RBS, angående en ‘business-account’, for Godtebutikken.net, osv.

    img110

    img111

    img112

    PS.

    Det fulgte til og med med en CV, (eller DVD).

    Ikke dårlig.

    Så vi får se om jeg klarer å skjønne hva det er for noe på den.

    Vi får se om jeg klarer det.

    Vi får se.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 2.

    Her er mer om dette:

    img113

    PS 3.

    Jeg har jo rota bort passet mitt.

    (Jeg mista det når jeg var ute på byen, og tok noen øl, for en del måneder siden vel.

    Som jeg bl.a. har skrevet om, til Ambassaden i London).

    Og førerkortet mitt, er fra Norge.

    Så jeg har visst ikke mulighet til å få en sånn konto.

    Jeg får vente til jeg har fått nytt pass, eller noe, tror jeg.

    Jeg får se det an litt.

    Så vi får se hva som skjer.

    Vi får se.

  • Jeg sendte en ny e-post til Fox







    Gmail – FW: Glacier Mints







    Gmail



    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>




    FW: Glacier Mints





    Erik Ribsskog

    <eribsskog@gmail.com>





    Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 4:40 PM





    To:

    Tracy Elliot <Tracy.Elliot@foxs.co.uk>



    Hi,

    yes, that would be fine.
    But I haven't got the money at moment, so it could take some weeks for me, to get the payment sent.
    But I'm going to have a meeting with RBS shortly, so if you sendt the invoice, then I can bring that for the meeting with RBS, and see if they can give me a credit for the business.

    Hope this is alright!
    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 4:33 PM, Tracy Elliot <Tracy.Elliot@foxs.co.uk> wrote:

    Hi Erik

    That should be fine. I have been advised

    that our departments are not able to locate your business on the credit check

    system so unfortunately you will go on a proforma account which means that you

    will have to pay upfront and delivery will be after the funds have cleared our

    account. Is that ok? If so I will raise a proforma invoice for you and email it

    over to you.

    Kind Regards

    Tracy

    Tracy

    Elliot
    t

    Fox's Confectionery Telesales Executive

    Telephone: 0116 232 4059

    Fax :

    0870 1911 390

    email:

    Tracy.Elliot@foxs.co.uk

    Address: Fox's

    Confectionery, Sunningdale Road,

    Leicester, LE3

    1UE

    Please see below for the date for

    Christmas deliveries:


    Christmas delivery Schedule:

    Order date

    22- Dec

    23-Dec

    24-Dec

    27-Dec

    28-Dec

    29-Dec

    30-Dec

    31-Dec

    03-Jan

    Delivery date

    24- Dec

    29-Dec

    05-Jan

    No Orders

    No Orders

    05-Jan

    05-Jan

    05-Jan

    No Orders

    Any questions or queries please call.

    ** Please be advised that Just Brazils

    will be having a price increase as of January 1st 2011




    From: Erik Ribsskog

    [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 October 2010 16:23

    To: Tracy

    Elliot

    Subject: Re: FW: Glacier Mints

    Hi,

    I had to download Open Office again here, so that was what the problem

    was.

    (Not so used with that file-type).

    I hope the form should be ok now!

    Best regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Tracy Elliot

    <Tracy.Elliot@foxs.co.uk>

    wrote:

    Hi Erik

    Your form has not come out on your attachment can you please submit

    back to us as sent on our form. Sorry to be a pain but it must be as the form

    set so all the departments it goes through can set up their part and be signed

    off. If you are not able to email you can print it off and fax it back on 0870

    1911 390.

    Kind Regards

    Tracy

    Tracy Elliott

    Fox's Confectionery Telesales Executive

    Telephone: 0116 232 4059

    Fax :

    0870 1911 390

    email: Tracy.Elliot@foxs.co.uk

    Address: Fox's Confectionery, Sunningdale Road, Leicester, LE3 1UE

    Please see below for the date for Christmas deliveries:

    Christmas delivery Schedule:

    Order date

    22- Dec

    23-Dec

    24-Dec

    27-Dec

    28-Dec

    29-Dec

    30-Dec

    31-Dec

    03-Jan

    Delivery date

    24- Dec

    29-Dec

    05-Jan

    No Orders

    No Orders

    05-Jan

    05-Jan

    05-Jan

    No Orders

    Any questions or queries please call.

    ** Please be advised that Just Brazils will be having a price

    increase as of January 1st 2011




    From: Tracy Elliot

    Sent: 28 October 2010 14:45

    To: 'eribsskog@gmail.com'

    Subject: FW: Glacier Mints

    Importance: High

    Hi Erik

    I have been passed your details from one of my colleagues Phil. The

    minimum we can sell to you is 20 cases this is free delivery to UK mainland, so Sunderland

    is fine for delivery. 20 cases is the minimum though. If you can firstly fill

    in the attached form so that we can set up your details on our system and

    return them back to me via emai/fax. Also as Phil mentioned as you are a new

    venture it could be that your first orders could be on a Proforma basis which

    is delivery when payment has cleared our bank. Sorry we do not take credit card

    payments. We need to get your forms back so that we can look into this.

    It would be 20 x £8.98 +vat @ 17.5% If you are not able to take

    this please advise and I will try to point you in the right direction where you

    may get locally at a cash and carry.

    I look forward to hearing from you soon

    Kindest Regards

    Tracy

    Tracy Elliott

    Fox's Confectionery Telesales Executive

    Telephone: 0116 232 4059

    Fax :

    0870 1911 390

    email: Tracy.Elliot@foxs.co.uk

    Address: Fox's Confectionery, Sunningdale Road, Leicester, LE3 1UE

    Please see below for the date for Christmas deliveries:

    Christmas delivery Schedule:

    Order date

    22- Dec

    23-Dec

    24-Dec

    27-Dec

    28-Dec

    29-Dec

    30-Dec

    31-Dec

    03-Jan

    Delivery date

    24- Dec

    29-Dec

    05-Jan

    No Orders

    No Orders

    05-Jan

    05-Jan

    05-Jan

    No Orders

    Any questions or queries please call.

    ** Please be advised that Just Brazils will be having a price

    increase as of January 1st 2011




    From: Philip Pountney

    Sent: 28 October 2010 14:27

    To: Tracy

    Elliot

    Subject: FW: Glacier Mints

    Tracy,

    When (and if) you get chance could I ask you to

    contact Erik?

    Many thanks,

    Phil Pountney

    New Business Development Manager

    Foxs Confectionery

    Mob: 07584 213021

    L.L: 0116 2324084




    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 28 October 2010 14:10

    To: Philip

    Pountney

    Subject: Re: Glacier Mints

    Hi,

    thank

    you very much for your e-mail!

    Since

    I'm a new business, I had to check when I get money.

    If it's ok that I only buy 10 boxes, on the first delivery, (since I'm a new

    business), then I can pay on 9/11.

    If I

    have to buy 20 boxes, then I can pay on 22/11.

    I was

    thinking about

    7 x

    600359 (Glacier Mint 99 p.)

    1 x

    600362 (Glacier Fruits 99 p.)

    1 x

    600365 (Glacier Dark 99 p).

    1 x

    600614 (Glacier Smoothie 99 p).

    (I sell to Norway, in bags, the standard sale is 2 or 3 bags of sweets, and in

    Norway, only the Glacier Mint has been sold earlier, as 'Isbre Mint', but it

    has been discountinued, on the Norwegian marked I've read.

    So I thought it would be a good business-idea, to sell the Glacier Mints on the

    internet, to Norway,

    (and the rest of the EEA).

    Thank you very much for your reply and the price-list etc.

    Yours sincererly,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Thu,

    Oct 28, 2010 at 12:03 PM, Philip Pountney

    <Philip.Pountney@foxs.co.uk>

    wrote:

    Erik,

    Please find attached our standard wholesale

    pricing. Our minimum drop is 20 cases (This can be a mix of Honey Monster and

    Fox’s Product). If you are a member of a buying group then you would be exposed

    to periodic promotions. If you are not then I might advise you look into

    membership of ‘Confex’.

    We would be happy to open a direct trading

    account but it is likely that due to the time your business has been operating

    we would need payment via up front Pro Forma.

    If you would like to progress then please respond

    and I will forward you the appropriate documents.

    Many thanks,

    Phil Pountney

    New Business Development Manager

    Foxs Confectionery & Honey Monster Foods

    Mob: 07584 213021

    L.L: 0116 2324084




    From: Steve Richards

    [mailto:Steve.Richards@hmfoods.co.uk]

    Sent: 26 October 2010 10:53

    To: Erik Ribsskog

    Cc: Philip

    Pountney

    Subject: RE: FW: Glacier Mints

    Hi Erik

    I have asked one of my UK colleagues to contact you to see

    how we can help you out on this.

    Best regards,

    Steve Richards




    From: Erik Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 26 October 2010 10:50

    To: Steve

    Richards

    Subject: Fwd: FW: Glacier Mints

    Hi,

    i had a

    look at your e-mail again.

    I used

    to work as a shop-manager in Norway

    you see.

    So I get a bit of shock, when I think about a pallet of Glacier Mints.

    But, if I get a loan from RBS, then maybe pallets are fine.

    But, I

    was just wondering.

    In case

    I don't get a loan, is it a possibilty for me, to buy boxes of Fox's products.

    Since I have a retail-shop, on the internet, and only sells in 200 gram bags.

    (The usual customer buys perhaps 3 or 4 200 gram bags of sweets).

    But thank you very much anyway for your reply.

    This is

    the first e-commerce business I set up, so I'm a bit new to this.

    Sorry that I'm sending many e-mails!

    Best

    regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    ———-

    Forwarded message ———-

    From: Erik Ribsskog <eribsskog@gmail.com>

    Date: Tue, Oct 26, 2010 at 10:28 AM

    Subject: Re: FW: Glacier Mints

    To: Steve Richards <Steve.Richards@hmfoods.co.uk>

    Hi,

    thank

    you very much for your e-mail!

    I see

    that you think I live in Norway.

    But I

    live in Liverpool.

    (I've

    been living here in the UK

    since I studied in Sunderland, in 2004).

    I see you only export pallets.

    But I'm a like a British retailer, and a pallet is a bit much for me, in the

    beginning.

    I was wondering if I could please have you domestic portifolio, since I'm going

    to operate as a British business, from the UK,

    with an RBS business bank-account, and I live in the UK,

    in the city centre of Liverpool, so I should

    be close to other shops that buy from you.

    But thank you very much anyway for your e-mail!

    Best

    regards,

    Erik Ribsskog

    On Tue,

    Oct 26, 2010 at 9:48 AM, Steve Richards

    <Steve.Richards@hmfoods.co.uk>

    wrote:

    Dear Erik

    Many thanks for your email regarding the

    possibility of buying Fox’s Glacier Mints for Norway.

    I have attached our Export presentation with indicative

    prices based on Ex Works.

    Let me know if you wish to proceed once you have

    reviewed our portfolio.

    Best regards,

    Steve Richards

    Export Controller

    From: Erik

    Ribsskog [mailto:eribsskog@gmail.com]

    Sent: 21 October 2010 02:18

    To: Sales Orders Foxs

    Subject: Glacier Mints

    Hi,

    I have worked as a shop-manager, in one of Norway's

    biggest food-shop chains, Rimi, (now owned by ICA).

    (I have

    had to move to the UK, since

    I'm being followed, by something called 'the mafian', in Oslo, in 2003.

    The

    police don't even want to tell me who they are).

    I'm unemployed so I've started an eCommerce-business, (I've studied IT at Oslo University

    College, NITH in Oslo, and at the Unversity of Sunderland).

    I've

    heard that Glacier-mints, are no longer sold in Norway.

    That's why I thought I could try and see, if I managed to set up a webshop,

    which I've now managed:

    I'm

    going to work on the design and logo a bit more, etc.

    I've only just started, so I only get like one order a day, or every other day.

    But, I go to Employment Zones, at Sencia, and David Ellis there, have suggested

    to me, that Sencia perhaps could help with founds for marketing etc., in our

    last meeting.

    So I thought I could check if it's possible for me to order the mints from you?

    Like I told Mr. Ellis, I've just bought the sweets in the normal shops in Liverpool now, since I just wanted to test, if I could

    set up these shops.

    And the shop is now working very well, and I have bought the packaging that is

    the right for the products, and I send customs-declaration-forms and invoces,

    with every order, which I ship on the same day, as the order arrives, since I

    have a letter-box, for franked mail, (the customers pay with PayPal, and they

    have a service, that prints 'stamps').

    The goods are being sent, by air-mail, to Norway,

    and also to the rest of Europe.

    I send them as 'small packages', up to 2 kg.

    And the

    toll-barriere in Norway,

    is at 200 kroner, (around £20).

    I sell the Glacier-mints for 19.90, that's around £2.

    And

    freight is 59 kroner, that's around £6 for up to 2 kilos.

    The goods then arrive in Norway/Europe, in about two days time.

    The

    Glacier Mints then cost about the same, (around £3 including freight), as they

    did in Norway

    earlier, when one could buy them in the shops.

    I was

    wondering how much it would cost me, to buy from you at Fox.

    How many

    boxes have I got to order, to get them delivered, or sent by post?

    And

    what are the prices for the different products you produce.

    I'm interested in expanding, and would also be interested in stocking you other

    sweets, after a while.

    But I thought I'd try to start with the Glacier-sweets, since many people in Norway, miss

    the Glacier Mints, (I've read on the internet).

    They were being sold in Norway,

    as 'Isbre Mint'.

    And I

    remember them, from when I lived in Norway.

    I think it's a very good product, that cleans one's throat etc., after eating

    dinner etc.

    And

    they also taste good, so they were eaten as sweets as well, in Norway.

    So I would hope very much, that it's possible for me, to buy these sweets from

    you.

    And I

    hope it's ok, that I sell them on the internet, to Norway,

    from here in the UK.

    Thank you very much in advance for any reply!

    Yours sincerely,

    Erik Ribsskog

    Honey Monster

    Foods Ltd

    Bridge Road

    Southall

    Middlesex

    UB2 4AG +44 (0)208 574

    2388

    &nbsp




    This e-mail is confidential and is for the attention of

    the addressee only. Honey Monster Foods Ltd accept no responsibility for

    information, errors or omissions contained in it. If you received this e-mail

    in error, please inform us by reply and delete all copies from your system.

    No legally binding commitments are or will be created by this email. It is

    the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that the opening, onward

    transmission or use of this message or any attachments will not adversely

    affect its systems or data and Honey Monster Foods Ltd accept no responsibility

    in this regard. Company No. 05933532. Registered Office: Sunningdale Road, Braunstone, Leicester, LE3

    1UE.

    Fox's Confectionery Ltd

    Sunningdale

    Road

    Braunstone

    Leicester

    LE3

    1UE +44 (0)116 287

    3561 www.foxs.co.uk




    This e-mail is confidential and is for the

    attention of the addressee only. Fox's Confectionery Ltd accept no

    responsibility for information, errors or omissions contained in it. If you

    received this e-mail in error, please inform us by reply and delete all copies

    from your system. No legally binding commitments are or will be created by this

    email. It is the responsibility of the recipient to ensure that the opening,

    onward transmission or use of this message or any attachments will not

    adversely affect its systems or data and Fox's Confectionery Ltd accept no

    responsibility in this regard. Company No. 04849228. Registered Office: Sunningdale Road,

    Braunstone, Leicester, LE3 1UE.






  • Nå dukka det opp en ny ordre her, det var artig. Da kan jeg kjøpe noen fler varer og esker og sånn osv., det blir bra

    dukka opp ny ordre

    PS.

    Jeg var også innom Royal Bank of Scotland, (RBS), idag, og fikk bestilt en ny konto, til Godtebutikken.net.

    Eller, jeg fikk ihvertfall bestilt en telefon, om en forretningskonto da.

    Om muligheten til å få det.

    Men vi får se hva som skjer.

    Vi får se.

    Mvh.

    Erik Ribsskog

    PS 2.

    Her er mer om dette:

    img090

    PS 3.

    Nå ringte faktisk Mr. Beggs.

    Han lurte på hvorfor de har sluttet å selge isbre-mint i Norge.

    For jeg forklarte først om min forretningside da, og at de hadde sluttet å selge isbre-mint i Norge da.

    Og jeg forklarte det, at jeg hadde jobbet som butikksjef, i en av Norge største kjeder, Rimi/ICA.

    Og at jeg kjente markedet litt.

    Og at jeg har bodd her i Storbritannia, siden 2004.

    Og at isbre-mint alltid har vært solgt i Norge, siden 1970.

    (Eller så lenge jeg kunne huske, ihvertfall).

    Men at i de senere år, så har de sluttet å selge isbre-mint.

    Men hvorfor de har sluttet.

    Det kunne jeg ikke si sikkert.

    Men jeg kunne prøve å gjette.

    Og det jeg sa da, det var at det kunne være fordi at i Norge, så er aktørene, innen grossist og detaljist-leddet.

    Disse gruppene er så store og mektige.

    Og isbre-minten, den tror jeg ble markedsført, av en av de mindre aktørene på markedet.

    (Uten at jeg engang husker hvem det var).

    Men at den nok kanskje har blitt skviset ut, av en av de store ‘kjempene’, på grossist-markedet.

    Det er sånn jeg forestiller meg at det er.

    Men men.

    Men Mr. Beggs, snakket om ‘business-plan’.

    Og det har ikke jeg hørt om før, skal jeg være ærlig.

    Jeg har ikke gått på BI.

    Men men.

    Jeg har jo gått Handel og Kontor da.

    Så da følte jeg meg litt dum gitt.

    For jeg forklarte det, at jeg har jobbet som selvstendig næringsdrivende tidligere.

    Men at dette er den første netthandelen, som jeg setter opp.

    Så ‘business-plan’.

    Nei, det var litt fremmedord for meg.

    Men jeg forklarte det, at jeg gikk på Employment Zones, hos Sencia, og at jeg var lovet hjelp med markedsføring osv., fra dem.

    Fra Mr. Ellis der.

    Men men.

    Men Mr. Beggs, skulle sende meg noen brosjyrer, om ‘business-plans’ osv.

    For han ville ha min business-plan.

    Før han avtalte å sette opp et møte.

    Så da skulle jeg få noe brosjyre om det her i posten da, (sa han ihvertfall).

    Så vi får se hva som skjer.

    Vi får se.

    PS 4.

    Mr. Beggs forklarte også det, at han ikke trodde det, at det var lov å selge matvarer til Norge.

    Men da forklarte jeg det, at Norge var i EØS, og var del av EU’s indre marked.

    Og at jeg også selger til resten av Europa da.

    Og at det bare er jordbruksvarer, som ikke er lov å selge til Norge.

    (Pluss tobakk og alkohol da, det glemte jeg å fortelle om).

    Men men.

    PS 5.

    Og hvordan jeg kjenner markedet i Norge, for dagligvarehandelen osv., litt.

    Jo, det er fordi at min tidligere butikksjef i Rimi.

    På Rimi Nylænde, Elisabeth Falkenberg.

    Hu fikk meg til å ta en ‘drittjobb’ der.

    Som het Returboka, eller noe sånn.

    Altså, i gamle dager, så var det sånn.

    At hver gang, som en vare ble ødelagt i butikken.

    ‘Brekkasje’, som det ble kalt.

    Så skrev vi det opp, i en retur-bok.

    Og en gang i året kanskje.

    Så måtte vi ringe de her firmaene.

    Og da så jeg jo, at det var noen grossister, som hadde mange varer.

    Og andre som hadde få varer.

    Noen grossister/agenter, hadde varer innen forskjellige varesegment.

    En her og en der.

    Mens andre hadde alle varer i et segment da.

    Men disse returbøkene, de er ute av butikkene nå.

    (Ihvertfall ute av Rimi-butikkene).

    Og Rimi bare kaster svinnet, og får heller rabatter, fra leverandørene.

    Men noen varer, var det ikke vits i å prøve å få retur på, sa Falkenberg.

    Noen leverandører, kunne man bare gi opp.

    Det var Forma, (som har Melange og Soft Soya).

    Margarinen, den skulle bare kastes i søpla, sa Falkenberg.

    Så den var det nok noe spesielt med.

    For det rynka jeg litt på nesa av, husker jeg.

    For det var vel ikke sånn vi egentlig skulle gjøre det.

    Men men.

    (Nå husker jeg det.

    Melange margarin.

    Hvis det var brekkasje på de.

    Så skulle vi ikke engang skrive dem opp, sa Falkenberg.

    Men bare kaste de i søpla.

    Og det var ikke sånn ‘kosher’ da.

    Det skulle egentlig skrives opp et sted, sånn som jeg hadde forstått det.

    Så da rynka jeg litt på nesa, husker jeg.

    Da Falkenberg sa det.

    Men men).

    Og Meieriet, de var det bare å glemme å få retur av.

    Hvis jeg husker riktig.

    Jeg er litt trøtt nå, så jeg husker ikke hvem andre som var ‘kjipe’.

    Men Ina på Ringnes, hu var alltid sur.

    Når hu ringte, for å motta vår bestilling, på øl og brus da.

    Så sånn var det.

    Det var sikkert fler som var ‘dumme’ og.

    Og Marianne, som begynte som assistent der, etter meg.

    Hu måtte også ta retur et år.

    Når hu var ny der.

    Så da ble det nesten som syvende far i huset, på Rimi Nylænde.

    For først så kom selgerne, husker jeg, for å prate med Elisabeth Falkenberg, om retur.

    Så sa Falkenberg, at nei, det var ikke henne.

    Så spurte dem meg, så måtte jeg sende dem videre til Marianne.

    Som var aspirant kanskje da.

    Ei fra Oslo Øst vel.

    Ei litt rølpete jente.

    Som likte broren min, Axel Thomassen fælt.

    En gang, som jeg dro ut med broren min, (for han måtte ha det litt sånn kult, for å gidde å møte meg, trodde jeg).

    På Valentinos, (for broren min var så ung), 18-19 år kanskje.

    Så møtte vi Marianne, fra butikken hvor jeg jobba da.

    Eller hadde jobba.

    Det er mulig jeg jobba på Rimi Bjørndal, når det her skjedde.

    Så råflørta Marianne, med broren min Axel, i Torggata, en natt til søndag.

    Axel sa han hadde dame, (Heidi fra Son).

    Så svarte Marianne.

    ‘Suger a da, jæ svæljer og jæ’.

    Så hu Marianne var ei sånn skikkelig rølpe-jente.

    Hu gikk visst fælt mye på Valentinos.

    Sammen med Wenche Berntsen og Charlotte vel, fra Rimi Mortensrud vel.

    Så de var skikkelige party-jenter, husker jeg at ‘Jan-ern’ aka. Jan Henrik.

    (En som seinere jobba på Rimi Nylænde, da jeg var butikksjef der, sa).

    Men men.

    Bare noe jeg kom på.

    Så vi får se hva som skjer.

    Vi får se.