You’d think, being a subscriber, the acquirer would have contacted you to inform you of their acquisition, introduce themselves, and explain what it means for you!
I find it real shady when that doesn’t happen.
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To be fair they might have and I missed it. I’m pretty bad at my emails… 
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Ah, there’s the problem. It’s for clothes, not cats.
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Well that explains why my shirts smelled like fish last year
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Great thread @N26throwaway
I think it’s confirmed I have subscription fatigue. I just can’t be bothered with them all.
Apple One £7 (shared with friends and definitely keeping).
Amazon Prime £6 (I’m going to cancel once the price hikes)
Disney+ £7 (I think I’m going to cancel)
Cancelled recently
Netflix and Sky £70
Paramount+ £3
Britbox £5
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Isn’t Britbox just the same as iPlayer and ITVX combined? Or am I missing a load of stuff?
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It’s a free benefit with Club Lloyds (ad supported) if you put £2000/month in, £3 if you don’t.
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Don’t forget that the wonderful HP company Will disable the use of your scanner if you run out of ink
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@Remi Don’t know if you’ve tried Credit Karma but it’ll give you alerts in real-time as checks are happening, with a was this you? message.
There’s no cost involved.
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Crikey what a con!
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Thanks, I do have Credit Karma too. My updates are 1 per week on there 
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The updates are one a week to your “score”.
If see under Credit and under the Monitor tab all the historic alerts.
If you open say a new bank account you’ll get a push message appear as the credit check is happening.
Like that but as an alert on your iPhone/Android OS
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I just had a look back at my Brother laser printer costs for interest
I think I paid £90 or so for the printer itself, in 2019.
The Toner is £30 for 2x 3000 page cartridges, and I think I am midway through my 3rd cartridge since I bought it.
Roughly speaking, £45 in cartridges, for 9000 pages, over about 55 months.
= £0.85 per month and 166 pages per month.
That’s just black and white mind - but definetly glad I switched away from colour ink.
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This is where hybrid working is a plus, I print things in the office!
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Oh me too,
You can’t beat free 
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That’s generally all I do when I’m in
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This is where hybrid working is a minus, I never know when I’m going to be in so can’t just wait to print things!
My HP was £30 and I’ve spend £1 a month for 3 years so £66 in total so far.
We’re constantly printing colour for the kids’ homework so a monotone laser wouldn’t cut it for us unfortunately.
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I went down a rabbit hole of looking at colour lasers since this morning… Should stop before I buy one for £350
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