Money laundering

Not quite

(See above). It's OK to log on and look, just don't touch!

 

And it's not as if I'm foreign resident

As I say, I'm officially UK resident.

 

RE: Not quite

But WTF do they think you're doing if you log on to say, pay a credit card bill with money that's already in your account ?</p>



Load of.</p>

 

Cheers for that ES

I'll do a bit more research (quietly!) with my existing banks. Which one is it that you use that says it's OK to transact subject to local regulations?

 

RE: Not quite

I think it's quite obvious that you're a shady criminal type. Fancy trying to transfer £50 from one account to another. No doubt this is ill-gotten gains from some kind of heroin deal or protection racket or something.

I'd keep you're head down if I were you.

 

I think you'll find . . .

. . . that was Merde Tete. **** stirrer.

 

RE: I think you'll find . . .

You're all the same in my book.

 

How does that work,

do you not have to pay any contributions in the other countries?</p>

Do you have a Carte Vitale in France?</p>

Or do you just use the E111 or whatever it is.</p>

 

Which book is that?

"Things I know" by IOWT.

 

RE: Which book is that?

It's more of a leaflet.

 

You cant have a savings account in a country where you dont reside though.

I had a French savings account that I had to close when I was no longer resident.

 

What's the difference between a leaflet and a pamphlet?

Just out of interest like.

 

Is pamphlet not the plural of leaflet?

 

RE: What's the difference between a leaflet and a pamphlet?

I think gays call them pamphlets?

 

definitely not

 

Pamphlets are folded, leaflets are flat.

 

Probably the wrong word ,

does a leaflet not constitute a single piece of paper and a pamphlet more than one.

 

But I DO reside in the UK

I just spend 182 days a year in France, i.e. the maximum possible without having to lose my UK resident status.

 

RE: Pamphlets are folded, leaflets are flat.

not necessarily.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pamphlet

I need a life.

 

That's probably it.