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		<title>Manchester Dyson Repairs and Service</title>
		<link>http://real-deal-blog.com/2012/01/21/manchester-dyson-repairs-service/</link>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 21 Jan 2012 14:34:54 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Manchester Vacs  was founded as a Dyson spare parts and service specialist based in Manchester. Since that time, they have grown to be one of the North West’s largest independent and trusted service professionals for Dyson vacuum cleaners.

With over 30 years experience in the vacuum cleaner industry, Manchester Vacs has become renowned for excellent service. They pride themselves on providing good value to their ever-expanding customer base. 

Their website offers much free information on DIY repairs to Dyson vacuum cleaners. With their wealth of Dyson knowledge, and their fast, friendly service, makes Manchester Vacs your one stop Dyson shop for Manchester, Stockport, Salford, Cheshire, Oldham, Lancashire and Tameside. If you are looking for a Dyson service in Manchester, look no further than Manchester Vacs. 

Manchester Vacs is the original Manchester Vacs - click the red button below to visit the website. 



Beware Unscrupulous Dyson Service Companies!
Such is their success in the Manchester area in recent years, that a few other individuals have set up copycat sites using similar themes, logos and fonts. These unscrupulous operators usually plagiarise the Manchester Vacs website for their material - which is illegal - and Manchester Vacs have been successful in having several copycat websites closed down to date. 

Unfortunately, rogue Dyson 'service' companies are abundant in Manchester and Tameside. Most of the rogue Dyson service companies operate without commercial premises and prefer to ply their trade in your home. This way, they can take your machine to pieces and try to sting you for sometimes as much as £100 for a simple repair that would cost maybe a fifth of that with a reputable Dyson repairer. 

Dyson have been made aware of more than 25 bogus companies and has been contacting customers personally to warn them of the scams. Trading standards have investigated several dubious Dyson service and repair companies in the Manchester area masquerading as legitimate operations. Most operate amateur built websites that are full of stolen images, Dyson's trademark and one site we know of have even stolen Dyson's official videos and overlaid them with their own text in order to dupe customers on Google into thinking that they may be in some way official Dyson agents. 

If you seek service or repair for your Dyson in the Manchester or Tameside area, choose a trusted professional that have a bricks and mortar shop and and a good local reputation. Choose Manchester Vacs. ]]></description>
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		<title>Indian: 100 Everyday Recipes (Love Food) 9781445430423 &#8211; Book review</title>
		<link>http://real-deal-blog.com/2011/12/30/indian-100-everyday-recipes-love-food-9781445430423-book-review/</link>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 30 Dec 2011 22:18:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[So you want to learn to cook Indian food?

There is a little hardback book called 'Indian: 100 Everyday Recipes'. It has no apparent author other than 'Love Food' (which on the inside cover is claimed to be an 'imprint' of the publisher) and is published by Parragon Books. Its ISBN number is 9781445430423.

Its a small book, a mere 15cm x 12cm and 208 pages of Chinese printed garbage enclosed in a hardback with a dust jacket for some reason.

My wife picked this book up for me recently. Tonight I tried a recipe in it (against common sense screaming otherwise). Oh my god!

Here is an example: Page 46. Lamb and spinach curry for 2-4 people.

300ml of vegetable oil it says. What for two people? A third of a litre? OK, lets carry on. A quarter bunch of fresh coriander. Hmm, how big is a "bunch" when its at home? How about a weight?

We get a weight with the spinach: One kilogramme! 2lb 4oz or spinach for two people? Well, not unless they are Popeye!

To this you add 700ml of water and just 1tsp of chilli powder and a few other fractions of teaspoons of other spices.

So we have a full litre of fluid going on here, but only one teaspoon of chilli powder. How is that a "curry"? That is mildly flavoured liquid with some meat floating in it - a third of which is oil mixed with a KILO of spinach. If your stomach is the constitution of Popeye's crossed with a Ford Fiesta engine, this may work for you. You don't need to be Gordon Ramsay to know that for anyone of a normal constitution, this is a recipe for a Gaviscon dessert.

Leafing through the book reveals similar recipes where the weights and measures were guessed by primary school kids rather than diligently noted by an experienced chef.

There is a reason this book is only a fiver; because it ain't no good. Buy something else instead. Something written by a chef and not translated by dyslexic people on April Fools Day.

Save yourself a trip to the shops and just put the £5 note straight into your paper recycling bin. The end result will be the same. ]]></description>
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		<title>patrick1178@btconnect.com &#8211; notice@security.org &#8211; Another Attempted Paypal Fraud</title>
		<link>http://real-deal-blog.com/2011/12/14/patrick1178btconnect-com-noticesecurity-org-another-attempted-paypal-fraud/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Dec 2011 00:32:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Phishing fraudsters pretending to be from Paypal email me most days. Sometimes, they even have my real name (eBay transactions with the Muslim community is usually to blame for the name getting out there). However, you likely landed here after Googling "notice@security.org" or "patrick1178@btconnect.com"

Paypal do not send out emails from a "security.org" address - certainly not a fake one. The domain security.org is a site about lock-picking Medeco locks (whatever they are). Nothing to do with Paypal anyway.

This email comes addressed to "Dear Paypal Customer" - which is wrong. Paypal know your name. If they are writing to you, they will use it.

Apart from the bullsh*t domain, wrong email and not knowing the name of the customer, this one has other howlers: Sending attachments - Paypal don't do that. Specifying which browser you must open the attachment with - yeah, Paypal don't do that either. That just means the virus they are sending you only works in insecure browsers. Spelling mistakes: A true sign of a non-English speaking scammer. I wont highlight them so they cannot correct them when they read this.

So, here is the email:

Dear PayPal Customer,

You have added patrick1178@btconnect.com as a new email address for your Paypal account.

If you did not authorize this change, check with family members and others who may have access to your account first. If you still feel that an unauthorized person has changed your email, submit the form attached to your email in order to keep your original email and restore your Paypal account.

NOTE: The form needs to be opened in a modern browser which has javascript enabled (ex: Internet Explorer 7, Firefox 3, Safari 3, Opera 9)

Please understand that this is a security measure intended to help protect you and your account. We apologize for any inconvenience.

If you choose to ignore our request, you leave us no choice but to temporary suspend your account.

Sincerely, PayPal Account Review Department.



Please do not reply to this e-mail. Mail sent to this address cannot be answered. For assistance, log in to your PayPal account and choose the "Help" link in the footer of any page.




Copyright © 1999-2011 PayPal. All rights reserved.



All rubbish of course. DO NOT open the attachment called "PersonalProfileForm-payPal.htm" - that is full of viruses! If you did, change your Paypal passwords immediately and do a virus check on your computer.

So lets see where this fake email was sent from:

It comes from the IP 96.57.179.66 which is traced to a company called Allen Linen in North Brunswick in the USA.

Here is their contact details:

Allen Linen Supply
407 20th Ave.
Paterson, NJ 07513
Phone: (973) 742-6131
linenguy@allenlinen.com

Why not contact them and ask why someone is sending phishing emails off their server? That is surely a crime in the land of the free.

However, more digging reveals that "109.203-211-146.static.qala.com.sg" is the sender. That resolves to someone in Barnaul in Russia but has Singapore tags on it. The plot thickens when "www.edenhotelsandresorts.com 203.211.146.108" is introduced into the mix - also from the email headers. That does trace to Singapore. The site www.edenhotelsandresorts.com doesn't work and also traces to Singapore. Here is teh domain info:

Domain Name:edenhotelsandresorts.com
Record last updated at 2011-09-20 06:05:47
Record created on 1/18/2006
Record expired on 01/18/2014

Domain servers in listed order:
ns1.webdesignwebdev.com ns2.webdesignwebdev.com

Administrator:
Unit 107, Marina Residence, No.8, Kabaaye Pagoda Rd
Yangon
YGN,
MM
Mayangone

name:(Eden Group Co., Ltd.)
mail:() +95.01650624
+95.01650624
Eden Group Company Limited
Technical Contactor:
#3/1, Myanmar Info-Tech, Universities Hlaing Campus
Yangon
YGN,
MM
11052

name:(Zaw HTUT)
mail:() +95.01652250
+1.7079880300
Myanmars.NET
Billing Contactor:
Unit 107, Marina Residence, No.8, Kabaaye Pagoda Rd
Yangon
YGN,
MM
Mayangone

name:(Eden Group Co., Ltd.)
mail:() +95.01650624
+95.01650624
Eden Group Company Limited

Registration Service Provider:
name: Myanmars.NET
tel: +95.01652250
fax: +1.7079880300
web:http://www.myanmars.net

So what we have here is likely a scammer from Singapore routing through a proxy server in Russia, and again through another via an innocent linen company in the US to send you his Paypal scam email. Now don't go writing about his scheme on the internet will you? Dammit........ I just did!]]></description>
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		<title>Staley Vacs &#8211; Staly Vacs &#8211; Stalybridge, Mossley &amp; Tameside Dyson Specialists</title>
		<link>http://real-deal-blog.com/2011/12/11/staley-vacs-staly-vacs/</link>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 11 Dec 2011 22:59:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Looking for Staley Vacs? Looking for the best in the Dyson after-market business in Tameside, Stalybridge, Ashton Under Lyne, Mossley, Lancashire, Oldham, Cheshire, Manchester, Hyde, Glossop, Mottram, Dukinfield, Uppermill, Greenfield, Stockport or Warrington?

You are on the right page. Look no further. Looking for a Manchester-based Dyson specialist site for all your Dyson requirements? Maybe you saw us on eBay?

• Sales service and repairs to any Dyson model - upright or cylinder.
• Free loan vacuum cleaner available while yours is in for repairs.
• Free local collection and delivery for your Dyson
• Dyson recycling - Dysons bought for cash.

Did you ever check out Staley Vacs?  The Biggest independent Dyson website in your area. 

If you are looking for a Dyson vacuum cleaner repair and resale business that covers Mossley, Tameside, Stalybridge, Manchester, Hyde - Look no further. The StaleyVacs.com website will point you to who you need. 

You want a  competitive local company; one that is customer focused and able to meet their clients ever-growing needs. You want re-manufactured Dyson vacuum cleaners that don't carry a measly 3 month warranty, but 6 or 12 months. You want free local delivery, in-person collection or courier delivery. Check out StaleyVacs.com for a recommended Dyson dealer in your area. 

You want a Dyson vacuum cleaner service with a  free certified electrical safety check included. You want a Dyson aftercare service specialist. You want a free loan Dyson vacuum cleaner while yours is in for repair. Please bookmark the StaleyVacs.com page in case you need to refer to it in the future; there are a few imposter sites out there!]]></description>
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		<title>Just Released Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual Shows DIY Enthusiasts How To Fix Their Dyson Vacuum Cleaner at Home</title>
		<link>http://real-deal-blog.com/2011/12/07/dyson-dc07-workshop-manual-diy-fix-dyson-vacuum-cleaner/</link>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 07 Dec 2011 16:19:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Aberdeen, Scotland December 06, 2011

The specialist Dyson vacuum cleaner engineer Angus Black has used his own experience - spanning almost thirty years - to create a fully illustrated workshop and service manual for the Dyson DC07 available to all DIY Dyson enthusiasts, while shattering the myths that suggested Dysons were too complicated for the practically-inclined layman to work on.

The specialist Dyson vacuum cleaner engineer Angus Black has used his own experience - spanning almost thirty years - to create a fully illustrated workshop and service manual for the Dyson DC07 available to all DIY Dyson enthusiasts, while shattering the myths that suggested Dysons were too complicated for the practically-inclined layman to work on.

The tongue-in-cheek cover, which features a sexy blonde in a tight white t-shirt, hard hat and torn jeans, standing amongst several Dyson DC07's, has already caused some controversy among feminist groups and made the book's sales jump, thanks to the unsought publicity.

“The author has created something which genuinely offers the ‘inside scoop.’ It is an absolute must-read for anyone seeking a DC07 maintenance guide,” wrote David Myers, a technician at Manchester Vacs, an independent Dyson specialist.

The author, Angus Black, shares little-known trade secrets about the Dyson DC07, together with where to source special Dyson trade-only tools. He claims that each of us throws away over three tonnes of broken electrical appliances during the course of our lives. Repairing and extending the life of your Dyson is green. It’s a small cog in the large machine that is our future sustainability.

The book corrects common misperceptions and enlightens people about Dyson DC07 maintenance and repairs. All the most popular repairs are explored with candour and common sense. There are many illustrations throughout the book, and best of all is the comprehensive DC07 motor replacement guide.

The final chapters offer practical advice on sourcing parts and machines. Why parts from eBay might not be as good a deal as you imagine and access to on-line resources like video how-to guides and specialist trade-only Dyson sites.

Black also gives his readers access to a global internet advice forum for Dyson enthusiasts and repairers. Its many hundreds of active members, expert advisors and experienced contributors from the US, Australia, Canada, South Africa and the UK, can advise on any relevant issues that are not covered in the book.

The "Unofficial Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual - All you need to know to perform any DIY repair to your Dyson DC07" is already being referred to as the "bible" on the Dyson DC07. It is now available from http://www.DysonWorkshopManuals.com and at major bookshops and e-retailers. ISBN 978-0-9556874-1-9
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		<title>Kova has great gift ideas for Christmas</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 05 Dec 2011 01:24:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Kova has great gift ideas for Christmas

  The Christmas holidays can be a joyous time of year, but it can also be one of the most stressful. The crowded shopping malls, long lines at the checkout, and even just the fight for a parking space can be a nightmare. Not to mention all the news stories of shoppers being targeted by thieves in parking lots or getting into fights over the last video game system.
  Why go through all the trouble when there are stores online like KOVA where there is a huge selection of consumer electronics in all price ranges that will be delivered right to your door! Shop from home in your spare time such at night after the children are in bed. They won’t even know that Santa delivered their gifts by Fed Ex! 
  So it doesn’t matter if you are looking for a karaoke system for aunt Olga, a video camera for grandpa Max, or even a new home theatre system to watch videos from past family gatherings, KOVA has what you are looking for.

Great gift ideas for under $100
  When shopping at KOVA, there is no shortage of items anyone will be happy to see under the tree that won’t break the bank. Here is a short list of suggestions:
 	Everyone loves a camcorder, so how about something small and unique? Here’s the RCA EZ300HD Small Wonder High Definition Digital Camcorder for only $84.98. Easy carry compact size, yet high definition quality video!
 


 	For the aspiring DJ in the family there is the Jensen JDJ-500 DJ Scratch Mixer for only $87.98, which will give many hours of entertainment! 
 


 	Nobody likes to be late, so to always be on time and look good doing it, here is the Avirex RX85011G2 Men’s Cash Flow Watch. It looks like a million bucks, but sells for only $69.98.
 

 	For those who like to talk on the phone a lot or don’t want to walk far to answer a call, try the Uniden DECT1480-5 cordless phone set with 5 handsets and a base priced at only $89.98  
 
 	Even those with the best video game consoles, they are only as good as the games. KOVA has many of the latest games for Xbox, Playstation, and Wii, and even for the PC. Some of the choices are Deepak Chopra Project for Xbox Kinect, Mafia II Collector's Edition for PS3, Madden NFL 12 for Wii, or Alice: The madness returns for PC.
 

Whatever may come to mind for Christmas electronics, KOVA is the place! Avoid the hassles of the mall and shop from the comfort of your home. 
Chris Elfert
Kova Sales LLC
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		<title>The Dyson Vacuum Cleaner Forums Newsletter &#8211; Autumn 2011</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 23 Nov 2011 22:57:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Hello Dyson Enthusiast,

As a member of the unofficial Dyson Forums, we just wanted to take an opportunity to bring you up to date with a few happenings, a few special offers and a handful of other things that may be of interest to you.

Do you have a Dyson repair shop in the US or Australia? If so, you are welcome to place an informational post about yourself in the “Worldwide Dyson Resources” section. Use where you are in the title. For example: "Jackson's Dyson Repairs in Idaho." All we ask in return is that you look around our forums and answer a few questions when you can. 

Can you help out our new member Lawrie7062? He has a problem with his DC14. The topic is here: My DC14 "backfiring".

Those in the UK have likely never have seen a DC04/DC07/DC14 brush roll and belt removal tool. We are the sole UK stockists of these tools. You can see a tutorial and read all about them here: Dyson Belt &#038; Brush Bar Removal Tool (Belt Lifter Tool) Tutorial.

Do you own a DC07? Our member Angus Black has released a Dyson DC07 workshop manual. It is only available in paperback, and you can get one directly from his site here: The Unofficial Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual.

Do you have a favourite Dyson? Did you vote in our poll? Here is the link: Poll — Which is your favourite Dyson? Vote Now! Up to now, the DC07 is in the lead with 32.5% of votes. If you havent voted already, we want your vote!

And last but not least, we work quite hard to make sure people can find us on Google. But we like to know how you found us originally. Was it a link from another site? Was it from Google? Was it from an email or a recommendation? Tell us. Here is the topic: New Members – How did you find us?

Thanks for reading. You are receiving this newsletter as a member of the Dyson Forums. Don’t worry, you wont be getting three a week; nor will your details be passed to any other organisation or entity. But, we would love to see you as an active partcipant on our forums. Why not drop by and say hello?

Regards,
The Dyson Forum - Dyson Advice - Dyson Discussion Board - Dyson Talk Team.
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		<title>Dyson DC07 Maintenance Guide &#8211; Service Book &#8211; Workshop Manual</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 20 Nov 2011 13:18:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Are you looking for a Dyson DC07 workshop manual? Until recently, nobody had published a DC07 service book - now they have. The Unofficial Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual is available only in paperback - there is no "e-book".

The author, Angus Black, shares his own thirty years of experience repairing vacuum cleaners. He shares little-known trade secrets about the Dyson DC07, together with where to source trade-only tools.

"The author has created something which genuinely offers the 'inside scoop.' It is an absolute must-read for anyone seeking a DC07 maintenance guide," wrote David Myers, a technician at Manchester Vacs, an independent Dyson specialist.

For anyone seeking a DC07 service manual, there is really only one choice.

The book corrects common misperceptions and enlightens people about Dyson DC07 maintenance and repairs. All the most popular repairs are explored with candor and common sense.  There are many illustrations throughout the book, and best of all is the comprehensive DC07 motor replacement guide.

UK and American model Dyson DC07's are catered for, with differences between the models highlighted throughout.

The final chapters offer practical advice on sourcing parts and machines. Why parts from eBay might not be as good a deal as you imagine and access to on-line resources like video how-to guides and specialist Dyson sites.

The Unofficial Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual is available anywhere in the world direct from this page: Dyson DC07 Workshop Manual]]></description>
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		<title>Is The Planet Love Match Dating Site a Good Deal?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Nov 2011 23:26:29 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Planet Love Match: Some Ukrainian girls on an international dating site that *might not* be marriage minded? Gosh. That never happened before. Hold the front page! We must alert the church elders.

Guys who don't know their arse from their elbow wont be marrying a woman from the FSU anyway. Those who *do* know their arse from their elbow, and seek a wife, will be seeking out more suitable women for their purposes. What many men overlook is that some guys are happy to pay to chat to some hot teenager in Odessa for an hour or two. That's all they need. Blokes who do know their arse from their elbow can use almost any site and flush out the decent prospects. All that remains then is choice, functionality, tools available and price. PLM is doing well on those fronts.

Can you meet a scammer, pro dater or pro webcam girl? For sure. Could you maybe meet your future wife? For sure. A good site can be all things to all people. Some blokes seriously seek a wife and a proper relationship. Other blokes seek an evening with the hand cream and the Kleenex. A site has no method to determine which user is which.

Remember, this is an international site. That means there is all types of motivations to be found. No site can supply pure and certificated 19 year old virgins hoping to hump Iowa blokes in their fifties. They don't exist any more. No site can guarantee motivation of the women. What a big site that is well-marketed can do is provide the spectrum of women: marriage minded ones who dream to live in Kansas right through to Odessa teenagers who may satisfy the odd late night fantasy - and everything in-between. All you have to do is sort the wheat from the chaff. Identify the niche you want and use the site tools to drill down to that.

What a site can do is verify that the women are indeed women, and provide communication tools. Beyond that, at this price, you are pretty much on your own. If you cant be on your own and confident of getting it right, I know a Russian chap will be only too pleased to guide you towards a woman who declares love over Skype in exchange for a brick of $20 bills and a plane ticket to hold your hand whilst there. Others will sell you access to a social or a tour for another brick of cash.

There is no right or wrong way. There are merely service providers that offer different services and sites that offer different functionality and price plans. The punter chooses the route that best suits him. Many of the detractors on this topic are merely people for whom the PLM business model is not suitable. That doesn't make it a bad model; rather, one that is simply not suitable for them, but may be suitable for many others.

Can you speak to real women in the FSU moments after signing up? Yes.
Will they all be marriage minded? No.
Will some be marriage minded? Yes.
Is it expensive to use? No.
Can you exchange contact information freely? Yes.
Are there translation facilities? Yes.
Are there Webcam facilities? Yes - in HD.
Is there live site help? Yes.
Are these "agency" women, or women at home? All kinds of women from everywhere.
Really, do you need much more? Use your common sense, don't chase unattainable fantasies and think with the big head is all you need to do. Go look around Planet Love Match today - your ideal girl may be from Kansas, Kentucky, London, Moscow or Berlin. Planet Love Match spans the world. Don't be left behind. ]]></description>
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		<title>DPD Geopost Telephone Numbers</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 14 Nov 2011 02:02:32 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Looking for a local number for DPD Geopost? Here they are:

Delivery firm DPD is doing very nicely, judging by its latest accounts says the Daily Mirror.

It's owned by Geopost UK (ultimate parent company is La Poste in France), which last year made a £34million profit, £20m was trousered by shareholders, and the top director got £465,000

They don't publish local phone numbers except a dratted 0844 number. I hate those, so here they are:

Customer Services: Dont ring 0845 930 0100 - Try: 0121 569 1390 or 0121 525 4065.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0113 292 5600- - Leeds depot. Also: 0113 292 5643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01622 714606- - Maidstone depot. Also: 01622 714630 /643 /646.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0116 250 1606- - Leicester depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0141 305 3600- - Glasgow depot. Also: 0141 305 3643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0161 956 5640- - Salford depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01745 357800- - Abergele depot. Also: 01745 357843.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01772 662600- - Preston depot. Also: 01772 662643 /646.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01933 414606- - Rushden depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01904 527606- - York depot. Also 01904 527643 &#038; 01904 476606.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01733 842643- - Peterborough depot. Saville Road, Westwood, Peterborough, PE3 7PR. Also: 01733 842606 /646.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 023 8025 8600- - Southampton depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0115 977 7600- - Nottingham depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0161 777 4606- - Manchester depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8498 8600- - Woodford Green depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01392 449600- - Exeter depot. Also: 01392 449643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8453 9500- - Park Royal depot.
Frogmore Industrial Est, Acton Lane, Acton, NW10 7NQ.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0191 402 5600- - Newcastle upon Tyne depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01582 470600- - Dunstable depot. Also: 01582 470606 /643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01322 625600- - Dartford depot. Also: 01322 625643 /646.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01245 232056- - Chelmsford depot. Montrose House, Montrose Road, Dukes Park Ind Est, CM2 6TE.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01925 605600- - Warrington depot. Also: 01925 605606 /646 /647.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0118 923 2600- - Reading depot.

*DPD- - 0844 824 0505- 01- 313354043- Edinburgh depot.

*DPD- - 0844 824 0505- 01- 215002500- Edinburgh customer service.

*DPD- - 0844 824 0505- 0141 305 3643- - This is the Cambuslang branch at Glasgow.

*DPD- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8978 3843- - Park Royal/Acton Depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01792 704640- - Swansea depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01872 574643- - Truro (Goonhaven) depot. Also: 01872 574606 /642.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01452 727150- - Gloucester depot. Also: 01452 727193 /196.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01293 893646- - Crawley depot. Also: 01293 893647.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01635 812643- - Newbury depot. Also: 01635 812606.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8243 3606- - Croydon depot. Also: 020 8243 3643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01202 850300- - Bournemouth depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01228 829606- - Carlisle depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01698 811235- - Glasgow 2 depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0131 335 4000- - Edinburgh depot. Also: 0131 335 4043 /4045.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0117 941 5600- - Bristol depot. Also: 0117 941 5643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01782 578646- - Stoke on Trent depot. Also: 01782 578605.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 7394 3926- - London Bridge depot. Mandela Way, London, SE1 5SE. Also: 020 7394 3949.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 7391 8643- - King's Cross depot. Also: 020 7391 8606.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0114 257 2643- - Sheffield depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8601 7643- - Wembley depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 029 2077 2600- - Cardiff depot. Also: 029 2077 2643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01224 878686- - Aberdeen depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01842 855643- - Thetford depot. Also: 01842 855646.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 028 9044 9700- - Belfast depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01698 811235- - Glasgow 2 depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8243 3641- - London South (Croydon) depot. Also 0208 243 3643.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 020 8978 3843- - Park Royal depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01726 892600- - Roche, Cornwall depot.

*DPD (GEOPOST)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 01224 216143- - ABERDEEN DEPOT.

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 0191 402 5643- - Newcastle upon Tyne depot.

*DPD (Geopost)- - 0844 824 0505- 0117 937 3474- - Yate Depot.

*DPD Crawley Depot (for Brighton &#038; Hove)- - 0844 824 0505- 01293 893647

*DPD (Geopost)- 0871 244 4442- 0844 824 0505- 028 8772 9306- - OMAGH DEPOT.

*DPD (Geopost)- - 0844 824 0505- 01726 892643- - St Austell branch.

Do you know any other DPD telephone numbers? Add them below using the comment box.]]></description>
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