Paphos Life

Dominic wrote: ↑Sun Mar 17, 2019 10:28 pm Perhaps you should try contacting the BBC?

Just wanting to know if I'm a lone voice Dominic!

This is not a political post. I regret David Dimbleby leaving as the Question Time host and his replacement by Fiona Bruce. Fiona many times speaks so softly that I fail to catch what she's saying. Do I need to get my ears syringes or a hearing aid, or do others have the same problem? I do like Fion...

The average exchange rate for 2018, from the Cyprus Customs & Excise is 1.1337

I read today that Paps have struck a deal with Sainsburys to carry some of their products

chatsworth wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2019 6:30 pm WHL
Peanuts ?
Idiotic remark !

As usual

Apparently, some airports have already changed the signage at immigration desks to read 'EU & UK passports'. Whether all airports will follow, we'll have to wait and see!

Of course! Anyone who opens it isn't living in this scam ridden world.

If I'd opened the 3 or 4 I receive in my Junk folder every day and if they weren't scams, I'd be the richest guy in Cyprus.

Appointment made for my friend in December. Appointment is on 29 March. Will they or wont they? LOL

Re the thermometers... If they are in direct sun, yes that is usual. Most people place their thermometers in the shade.. I normally have one in the sun and one in the shade, but becasue one in the sun read 42, I though it must be faulty, so brought my other into the full sun as a cross check. Re th...

Was amazed at how low the water was in the harbour yesterday afternoon. Is that normal this time of year?

The 2 thermometers on my patio in the direct sun this morning read 42C. Is that normal in early March?

No kidding!

My understanding is that it's possible to change insurance companies before you reach 80 yrs, but not after 80 yrs!

I sent an email to the Gesy contact on the link recently provided. I enquired about people (like me) with a chronic disease. This was their reply 2 days later, not that I fully understand it!:- Dear Mr Strand, Please be informed that clinical guidelines and detection programs have been developed in ...

It’s 10:16 in Kissonerga & have grey sky @ lots of the wet stuff!

Yes, many thanks to CASHEW who has provided a beautiful wheelchair for my friend Caroline after her knee replacement.

If anyone has or can recommend where I can borrow or rent a wheelchair for a month with immediate affect please get in touch. Many thanks.

Most of the problems that I have come across with balconies is that they were never sealed properly before the tiles went down. Over the years the grout breaks down allowing water through. There can also be an issue with the skirting as they just sit on the tiles with nothing underneath and water c...

Varky wrote: ↑Thu Feb 14, 2019 5:35 pm

JimX wrote: ↑Thu Feb 14, 2019 7:53 am Best then to start using sellers from the EU I have used Amazon DE for some time now, the import customs and duty would not apply to them.

Correct

I've just bought something from .de and it came from the UK. Will that result in a problem post Brexit?

One thing to remember is, if in the event of a 'no deal' brexit we should be able to claim back any VAT that we have paid on goods (with conditions) that we have purchased in UK whilst on holiday, as long as you have proof of residence in Cyprus (MEU1/3?). Theoretically we should then pay Cyprus VA...

Marios@dempro.com.cy the one advertising 3% I am going to use him, when he came to see me he had done his research and new the realistic price coming on Thursday to do photos will let you how I got on I too found Marios very thorough and a most straighforward person to deal with. However before pla...