Come on - you can't be so penny pinching?

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Partridge
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Bingo..penny's dropped :lol: Yes, as usual I was taking what you said in too 'black & white' a context, although that's the bit where I started to get confused, in that, it seemed you were saying it was 'black & white'......so to sum up it is 'black & white' but in a cumulative way.

The weird thing is I have just given a 'Ros' like reply and actually understood myself.....oh dear but all compliments to you Ros cos I know you would have read this and laughed at about 5.30 am when I will be banging out the zzzzzzzz's :lol: :oops:
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Here is one of my ongoing dilemmas regarding charging or not - a smashed filter coffee pot. I've had several of these broken as they are fairly fragile - more often than not I have to buy a whole new coffee maching as I can never find the correct replacement glass pot to go with the machine. Accident or neligence? If negligent, should I charge for the cost of replacing the pot (around 15€), or the cost of replacing the machine (minus depreciation of course!) around 25€?
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We've has that one too Susan. I didn't charge, but perhaps I should have done. If I had it would have been for the pot as it is not the renters fault we bought a machine which you can't buy pots for.

By the way Hyper U do quite a good range of replacement pots.
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