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I've let the office know but in the meantime I've posted in the Gold Lounge - https://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/topic/164047-brm-may-brmtv/

There appears to be a menu issue (which I'm still trying to resolve) rather than the Classifieds system itself. Basically I just need to get the menu to default to this page - https://www.rmweb.co.uk/community/index.php?/classifieds/

Moved to correct subforum, not BRM magazine.

It'll need looking at but it's not a weekend/Sunday job. Bigger job.

It's an Admin only function otherwise it would be chaos. Drop me a PM with a suggested alternative and I can do it.

I think he's well aware of that.

Surely you retained a copy of this? Just forward it to them as they've asked. It's not their fault that the process has been overcomplicated by your failure to communicate and this is at a time they're busy trying to complete the fulfilment process. I also believe you contacted a colleague today trying to get them to pressure on your behalf. Consumer protection does not include getting other people to do the dirty work. As stated several times before - RMweb is NOT TripAdvisor and isn't for airing your grievances (fundamentally caused by you) however disguis

D Class Production Samples Received Examples of all seven versions of the South Eastern & Chatham Railway D Class 4-4-0 from the Dapol production line have been received by Locomotion Models and Rails of Sheffield. These have now completed extensive running trials and final checking. Following approval, shipping from the factory can now commence. The preserved example No. 737 is currently on display at the National Railway Museum, York. This locomotive has been produced exclusively for Locomotion Models, which is part of the National Railway Museum. The other

D Class Production Samples Received Examples of all seven versions of the South Eastern & Chatham Railway D Class 4-4-0 from the Dapol production line have been received by Locomotion Models and Rails of Sheffield. These have now completed extensive running trials and final checking. Following approval, shipping from the factory can now commence. The preserved example No. 737 is currently on display at the National Railway Museum, York. This locomotive has been produced exclusively for Locomotion Models, which is part of the National Railway Museum. The other

I'm sure they'll do something when they can; it's not like it would have been possible last year and this year would be fraught with difficulties. There are far easier programmes for them to go and make. I'm frightened to go to the coast or on a disused railway as there'll be celebrities walking everywhere again filming the same things as each other.

I keep looking at something more fundamental - disabling it. But never found the way.

Existing topic