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Way back in 2004, Senator Donie Cassidy [...]
Banking
Are Irish business so brazen that “naming and shaming” doesn’t matter any more?
AIB added to Overcharging Hall of Shame for 8th time
Today sees yet another addition to the Overcharging Hall of Shame with AIB returning to the listing now for the 8th time [...]
Bank Of Ireland phishing e-mail – would you fall for this?
A friend sent me this e-mail phishing attempt from a month or so ago – pretending to be a Bank of Ireland [...]
Refund.ie – A service that I’d stay well clear of
Both the Irish Examiner and the Irish Independent (three times) have blindly (and misguidedly in my opinion) given coverage recently to a new [...]
1.9m Irish consumers overcharged by over €632m since 2004
Last week saw Bank of Ireland added to the Overcharging in Ireland hall of shame for the 6th time since 2004.
According to [...]
NAMA. Some worthwhile reading.
I wrote back in April what my thoughts are with regards to how NAMA might actually be a good thing for some [...]
Making money from “thin value” in the zombieconomy
I was reading an article from the Harvard Business Blog recently that made me think a bit about why some things are [...]
Shopping up north – watch out when withdrawing cash
Irish News of the World
May 31st, 2009
Diarmuid MacShane
Shopping up north – watch out when withdrawing cash
A ValueIreland.com reader e-mailed us a top [...]
How NAMA is the perfect solutions for property developers to come up smelling of roses, again
I’ve been thinking about the possibilities that may arise with this new National Asset Management Agency. Given the lack of detail there [...]
AIB Customers Targeted by Phishing Again
I received this e-mail during the week. It was reported last weekend that these phishing attempts have increased by 150% in the [...]
