Suzuko GY125

Purchased the Suzuko GY125 05 reg for a good price but was involved in an accident that resulted in needing a front wheel.Could not find one (21 inch)after e-mails to about every dealer who state"help at hand"etc, etc it stands in the garage still waiting.This GY is the same as the Chituma,Hohdou etc so someone must be able to make a good business supplying parts.Good value for money but poor parts backup.

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Free SIM unlock codes!

I just read some reviews about to not buy unlocking codes from sellers on eBay as you can download this software free from the net. Nothing but the true, but the one who write this guide don't knowone little detail, you must know to use the software to make it generate the right code.I'm the only one on eBay how give free asistance to unlock your phone and i guaranted that codes work on any phonesfrom my list. It's true i get 1 negative and one neutral feedback but because one buyer don't know to read well, and other one do not ask for my assistance. everybody who ask for assistance give me a positive feedback, many buyers don't leave feedback for no reason, maybe they don't call for assistance or they forget to do it.

If you want to unlock your phone try the google to search for codes, but you will not find out how to get the real code for your phone, that is a fact

Do not trust in Samsung universal unlock code ( temporary unlock ) you can get your phone death or freeze, then you will pay 50 quid to repair it.

UK Customs Charges For Goods Purchased Outside The EU

If you are living in the UK and purchase an item from outside the EU you need to be aware of possible customs charges. The value of incoming goods that are duty free has been setat 18.00. If you purchase an item from overseas that has a value of more than this you may (if they spot your parcel in customs - they can't possibly check every one) face additional charges from customs and the carrier that delivers your parcel to you.

If your item(s) exceed 18.00 they will take this amount, ADD ON the postage and charge you duty on this total amount. The carrier will then charge you a customs clearance fee on top. They will require the duty and fees from you on the doorstep before they hand over the parcel.

This charging system and the small value of goods we are allowed to import is not advertised well and most people only find out about it when a postal delivery representative arrives with a parcel and a bill. I hope this information is useful to someone and if I've got any of the figures wrong please let me know so I can make appropriate changes.

Newbies on EBAY a tounge in cheek guide

Welcome to EBAY.

WARNING this IS addictive lol. this is a guide to newbies from a newbie.Firstly, don't make the mistake of bidding on everything you see lol its like kiddies in a candy shop,even if you really do HAVE the money to buy it all at once it does get very confusing (personal experience lol). Equally, as a seller its wise to pace yourself, 100 items in the first week will get confusing (lol again from personal experience). Its a good idea toset up a paypal account befor you start shoping on Ebay, there are some great sellers out there who ONLY accept paypal. if for ANY reason you cannot pay the seller within 7 days (or earlier if specified on the item discription) ALWAYS contact, a seller would rather know that you are having problems and that they WILL get their money. if you have a good Ebay feedback score a good seller will most likely wait a few days for honest delays.

wether you are a buyer or a seller, read feedback objectively, if someone has great feedback with just a few negative comments, look at the feedback of the person leaving the negative feedback, and be aware that negative feedback is often more a result of 2 hard-headed people, trust your instincts.

feedback is a life force on ebay, be sure as a seller to leave appropriate feedback as soon as you recieve payment. as a buyer please be polite enough to leave feedback as soon as you have recieved and are happy with the item. if the event of any kind of dispute, its always worth trying to sort it out befor leaving negative feedback, often negective will only get you negative, deserved or not.

so...here you are, in the wonderfull land of EBAY, your journey here will be amazing, will suppass all your dreams, will show you things you never knew you wanted and often never even knew existed, be safe, only shop within your own personal means, treat other EBAYERS as you'd like to be treated

and most importantly.....HAVE FUN!!!!!!!!

Invest with Ebay

If your like me, you can't seem to save money and even the loose change jar gets raided now and then. This guide is intend toshow how ebay can helpwith this problem.

The problem with saving is that its so often detached from the real world. It's difficult to see those numbers or bits of paper as anything but numbers and bits of paper.

I recently started a business and found myself running it like my life. Every penny gets spent. Then I began to remember all those wise people who told me if you want to get ahead you must invest. I'll invest in the business I thought! yer right! thats crap unless your talking serious money, all I had was a few quid a week.

After much delibaration I decided to invest money buying something which appreciates in value but requires little investment. What, I didn't know. Finally in desparation I looked at all those crap get rich scemes on ebay and while searching I saw an old 10 bob note for sale for a couple of quid. Thats got to go up in value and it's cheap so I brought it.

8 months on, I've got a new hobby collecting bank notes. My collection must be worth over 1500 now and I've got no intention of cashing in. Infact I can't wait for spare cash now so that I can indulge my new hobby further. I don't even think about saving money now, my problem is tring to cerb the amount I spend on saving money.

You may not be turned on by bank note but if you look around on ebay you'll find something I'm sure.

THANK FOR READING MY GUIDE!

Tanya

How to tie a Bandana

Wecomt to a guide from Blaque_UK of how to tie a bandana. A recieve a lot of questions of how to tie bandanas and du-rags correctly so here is what to to do

How to tie a bandana

1) Grab your bandana and fold it in half diagonally.
Drape the resulting triangle around your neck, with the center point down your back.

2) Bring the two corners together a couple of inches back from your hairline and tie in a single overhand knot. Make sure the tops of your ears are covered, and make it snug - you don't want your bandana sliding up the back or the front of your head.

3) Hang on to the knot with one hand so it doesn't come undone, and with the other hand grab the center point and pull it up over the back of your head so the point comes just past the knot. Be careful, sometime the fabric folds in on itself or grabs itself and if you pull too hard too fast it'll just pull the whole thing up the back of your head. Lay the point you just pulled up over the center of the knot. This is where three hands come in handy, but you can do it. Use a couple of fingers to hold the point down, and tie the knot again (make sure it's a square knot, and not a granny!), catching the point in the knot.

4) If you think your bandana might slide up the back, use a couple of clips or bobby pins to secure it to your hair.

5) If the knot has a tendency to slide backwards, consider snagging some of your hair in the knot (just be careful when you take it out). Or if you'd prefer, use a couple of pins, just try to make sure they don't show.

click here for bandanas!