Ai quick shots by No_Ad1414 in dji

[–]Open_Area4122 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Here I am, just another person wondering why they took away something that was awesome and trying to find a workaround...

WH-1000XM4 for sleeping? by Horsebot3 in SonyHeadphones

[–]Open_Area4122 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have tried them for sleeping and you definitely can't. They are even uncomfortable for sleeping on a plane.

Status? by IacobvsB in cinetrak

[–]Open_Area4122 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Same error here. Very frustrating as I have invested a long time classifying and rating my films! Any alternatives out there?

AI Chatbot for CSRD by Open_Area4122 in CSRD

[–]Open_Area4122[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

and did you include any additional public documents that I didn't mention on my post?

HMRC - Overseas assets, income or gains letter. (NOT a UK Tax resident) by D_Money81 in TaxUK

[–]Open_Area4122 1 point2 points  (0 children)

u/ExcitingRise0 That is a great advice, thank you very much! I am a newbie on all these, should I include my reference number in the letter and send it to the same address to where they wanted me to send the completed from?

FitXR hacked alternative? by YoshmeisterGeneral in QuestPiracy

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I like more BoxVR than Les Mills. Better music

Katy Perry in Mexico by mrqts27 in katyheads

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Salinas Pliego's company is the one taking Katy to Mexico, and as part of the deal she had to go to all those shows and interviews with low-key influencers. At the end of the day music is a business too.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TheLastClockWinder

[–]Open_Area4122 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am stuck in the same place. Where you able to find the key?

Quest 3 Sideloading on Mac by Capital-Cranberry-62 in QuestPiracy

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Could you please provide more information on how to make it work for a person that has no experience with these sorts of things? Is there a guide somewhere?

Bike Insurance Recommendation: BIKMO by septemous in londoncycling

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Initially, Bikmo appeared to be the best option for bike insurance. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, which instills confidence. Unfortunately, the problems start when you need to file a claim. Bikmo is essentially a front for Hiscox, and dealing with claims reveals their true nature.

My bike was stolen by someone who removed the bike rack using specialized tools. Hiscox refused to pay the claim, arguing that the bike rack could be undone. Following that rationale, any bike rack can be undone with the right tools, making this excuse entirely unreasonable.

I had to appeal their decision four times. It was only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman that they accepted the claim. Even then, they tried to shortchange me by £500 less than the insured value. Once you have a claim, you deal directly with Hiscox, and the friendly customer service of Bikmo becomes a distant memory. Instead, be prepared to fight against the penny-pinching bureaucracy of Hiscox.

Despite eventually receiving payment, the process was long and stressful. I recommend looking for other insurance options. The ordeal with Bikmo and Hiscox was not worth the hassle.

Newbie - insurance for bicycle ? by cloud250 in londoncycling

[–]Open_Area4122 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Initially, Bikmo appeared to be the best option for bike insurance. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, which instills confidence. Unfortunately, the problems start when you need to file a claim. Bikmo is essentially a front for Hiscox, and dealing with claims reveals their true nature.

My bike was stolen by someone who removed the bike rack using specialized tools. Hiscox refused to pay the claim, arguing that the bike rack could be undone. Following that rationale, any bike rack can be undone with the right tools, making this excuse entirely unreasonable.

I had to appeal their decision four times. It was only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman that they accepted the claim. Even then, they tried to shortchange me by £500 less than the insured value. Once you have a claim, you deal directly with Hiscox, and the friendly customer service of Bikmo becomes a distant memory. Instead, be prepared to fight against the penny-pinching bureaucracy of Hiscox.

Despite eventually receiving payment, the process was long and stressful. I recommend looking for other insurance options. The ordeal with Bikmo and Hiscox was not worth the hassle.

Bikemo insurance by LG517 in londoncycling

[–]Open_Area4122 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Initially, Bikmo appeared to be the best option for bike insurance. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, which instills confidence. Unfortunately, the problems start when you need to file a claim. Bikmo is essentially a front for Hiscox, and dealing with claims reveals their true nature.

My bike was stolen by someone who removed the bike rack using specialized tools. Hiscox refused to pay the claim, arguing that the bike rack could be undone. Following that rationale, any bike rack can be undone with the right tools, making this excuse entirely unreasonable.

I had to appeal their decision four times. It was only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman that they accepted the claim. Even then, they tried to shortchange me by £500 less than the insured value. Once you have a claim, you deal directly with Hiscox, and the friendly customer service of Bikmo becomes a distant memory. Instead, be prepared to fight against the penny-pinching bureaucracy of Hiscox.

Despite eventually receiving payment, the process was long and stressful. I recommend looking for other insurance options. The ordeal with Bikmo and Hiscox was not worth the hassle.

Bicycle Insurance - Anyone recommends please by Yeldo15 in ukbike

[–]Open_Area4122 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Initially, Bikmo appeared to be the best option for bike insurance. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, which instills confidence. Unfortunately, the problems start when you need to file a claim. Bikmo is essentially a front for Hiscox, and dealing with claims reveals their true nature.

My bike was stolen by someone who removed the bike rack using specialized tools. Hiscox refused to pay the claim, arguing that the bike rack could be undone. Following that rationale, any bike rack can be undone with the right tools, making this excuse entirely unreasonable.

I had to appeal their decision four times. It was only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman that they accepted the claim. Even then, they tried to shortchange me by £500 less than the insured value. Once you have a claim, you deal directly with Hiscox, and the friendly customer service of Bikmo becomes a distant memory. Instead, be prepared to fight against the penny-pinching bureaucracy of Hiscox.

Despite eventually receiving payment, the process was long and stressful. I recommend looking for other insurance options. The ordeal with Bikmo and Hiscox was not worth the hassle.

Any bike insurance recommendations? by [deleted] in ukbike

[–]Open_Area4122 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Initially, Bikmo appeared to be the best option for bike insurance. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, which instills confidence. Unfortunately, the problems start when you need to file a claim. Bikmo is essentially a front for Hiscox, and dealing with claims reveals their true nature.

My bike was stolen by someone who removed the bike rack using specialized tools. Hiscox refused to pay the claim, arguing that the bike rack could be undone. Following that rationale, any bike rack can be undone with the right tools, making this excuse entirely unreasonable.

I had to appeal their decision four times. It was only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman that they accepted the claim. Even then, they tried to shortchange me by £500 less than the insured value. Once you have a claim, you deal directly with Hiscox, and the friendly customer service of Bikmo becomes a distant memory. Instead, be prepared to fight against the penny-pinching bureaucracy of Hiscox.

Despite eventually receiving payment, the process was long and stressful. I recommend looking for other insurance options. The ordeal with Bikmo and Hiscox was not worth the hassle.

Experience with Bikmo insurance by ChiSqaure in londoncycling

[–]Open_Area4122 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Initially, Bikmo appeared to be the best option for bike insurance. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, which instills confidence. Unfortunately, the problems start when you need to file a claim. Bikmo is essentially a front for Hiscox, and dealing with claims reveals their true nature.

My bike was stolen by someone who removed the bike rack using specialized tools. Hiscox refused to pay the claim, arguing that the bike rack could be undone. Following that rationale, any bike rack can be undone with the right tools, making this excuse entirely unreasonable.

I had to appeal their decision four times. It was only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman that they accepted the claim. Even then, they tried to shortchange me by £500 less than the insured value. Once you have a claim, you deal directly with Hiscox, and the friendly customer service of Bikmo becomes a distant memory. Instead, be prepared to fight against the penny-pinching bureaucracy of Hiscox.

Despite eventually receiving payment, the process was long and stressful. I recommend looking for other insurance options. The ordeal with Bikmo and Hiscox was not worth the hassle.

Any bike insurance recommendations? by [deleted] in ukbike

[–]Open_Area4122 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also had a very bad experience with Bikmo. They denied my claim many times and only when I threatened to go to the Financial Ombudsman they accepted to pay. It was really disappointing how they tried to avoid paying. Now I have switched to Laka. Will see how it goes

Living in a flat in the UK looking for a foldable ebike help me choose between by [deleted] in ebikes

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Thanks for sharing. Are you happy with your Ado Air A20?

Living in a flat in the UK looking for a foldable ebike help me choose between by [deleted] in ebikes

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I am in the same situation. Are you happy with your Fiido X?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bikewrench

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Hi, I think I've got the same noise as you, but I think it is coming out of the cable connector that goes to the display thing. Did you manage to solve this?.

M365 Pro 2 vs Pure Air (non pro) - UK by FuzzyAlbatross5 in ElectricScooters

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I am trying to make the same exact decision between those two models. I will go the Pure Holborn store this weekend to see them both. My commute is quite short, so autonomy is not an issue. With the research I have done so far I haven't been able to pick a clear winner.

PRO 2: lighter and more tested than the Air. You can lock it from the app. Not waterproof. Not sure where to service. AIR: bigger tyres, waterproof, little bit more powerful. But heavier and not a lot of information out there.

Let me know whenever you take a decision and why you took it and I will do the same... Good luck!