On 7 Feb, 18:14, Mogga  wrote:
> On Thu, 07 Feb 2008 15:08:01 +0000, Robbie 
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> >> Don't tell your dentist you're moving until you've found a new one for
> >> def.
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> >is it necessary to look for a new dentist? Unlike a GP who can insist
> >someone lives local if they want to be registered I've never heard of a
> >dentist imposing such a restriction.
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> >My last dentist was 10 miles away from where I live, but close to where
> >I worked. Luckily I now have a dentist close to home but the dentist I
> >was with never once made an issue of my home address.
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> Quite. In some areas dentists are very hard to find so it's probably
> best to find one first if you want to move.
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> >>> sorry if these are daft Q's, and i'm only possibly moving 11 miles up the
> >>> road, but this is all new to me.
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> >> Have you ever had electric and gas and telephone in your own names
> >> before? You might be asked to pay a deposit or go on a horrid meter.
> >> Avoid the card meters if possible.
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> >> Don't forget the tv licence. Water rates.
> >> All good to get going immediately - especially the TV licence else
> >> they'll fine you.
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> >If the original poster is worried about the cost of forking out for a TV
> >licence in one go there's the weekly or monthly cash payment schemes
> >that allow a person to pay for the licence over 6 months initially then
> >over a year subsequently (the licence is paid for 6 months in advance
> >and 6 months in arrears, except that first which is 6 months in advance).
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> --http://www.orderonlinepickupinstore.co.uk
> Ah fetch it yourself if you can't wait for deliveryhttp://www.freedeliveryuk.co.uk
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Or keep the one you have if you are happy with the service and don't
mind travelling back.

Martin  <><