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The BCS is a charity. Some of their salaries seem obscene! Employees with total benefits over £60,000 Number of employees £60k to £70k 10 £70k to £80k 4 £80k to £90k 2 £90k to £100k 4 £100k to £110k 4 £110k to £120k 2 £130k to £140k 1 £150k to £200k 2 £250k to £300k 1

Don't have an MSP here. All in house.

Need somewhere that sells, ideally brand new, cheap

Need one of these. It fits in a Fujitsu Esprimo P420 Thanks

Anyone?

MX records.. anything else?

My friend moving his server from his office to his house. What do i need to change so mail flows please?

Yeah the HR lady has done all that - asked if i could help but doesnt look like it. Thanks all for help!

This is for a private company. A member of staff was dismissed during their probation period. They have a court case saying they were dismissed for a disability. But it looks like they have created this fake fb account to voice all this and say the company are crap etc. So it would be useful if i could get some proof of who it is. Not sure if it is possible though

Thanks for the replies! Is there anyway to find out who it is? Involving the police perhaps?

Hi all, I have a situation where someone has created a fake facebook account and is writing derogatory comments on our facebook wall and writing other comments. What can I do about this? Can I find out somehow who the actual person is someway? Thanks!

Spoke to someone at the national debt helpline.. Received: Grants are usually not owed back. If the course was not completed they can ask for the money back. The Student Loans company could enforce and ask for the debt back if it less than 6 years from when it became due. Received: The Limitation Act 1980 sets out the rules on how long a creditor (who you owe money to) has to take certain action against you to recover a debt. If you have not acknowledged in writing or made payments to a debt for a period of 6 years, and the creditor has not commenced legal against you; the debt may be statute barred under the Limitations Act. Received: The issue is when the debt became due and payable. So basically they have six years to reclaim the monies or start court proceedings (or I acknowledge the debt in writing), from the date the monies became repayable. I'm at 5 years and 6 months I think...

Thanks @michael2k6 done some Googling... Student loans There are ‘old style’ and ‘new style’ student loans. Old-style student loans are for students who started their university course before September 1998. New-style student loans apply to students starting their course from September 1998 onwards. The Limitation Act says that the limitation period for student loans is six years. The cause of action (when the limitation period starts running) for old–style student loans, is usually when the loan became due for repayment in the April following the conclusion of your course. However, if you asked for it to be deferred within the six year limitation period, this would have restarted the limitation period. For new-style student loans, the cause of action is likely to be when your earnings reach the set level at which deductions from your wages can begin. Because the Student Loan Company can take money directly from your wages, it might be more difficult to use the Limitation Act. Contact us for advice. https://www.nationaldebtline.org/EW/factsheets/Pages/25%20EW%20Time%20limits%20for%20recovering%20debts/Page-04.aspx#

Thanks for the comments from all. I think I'll contact and set up a payment plan... just annoying after 6 years of nothing and now POW you owe 2grand!! (whilst paying my thousands of debt off via PAYE tax)

@bald_pig The SLC sent the funds to my Uni - so I didn't really taken money I shouldn't have? My circumstances changed a week into the course, and I informed the uni.