I find Twitter to be extremely useful. It’s great for connecting with companies who might otherwise be hard to reach. My posts are almost exclusively about technology. I tweet tips for clients here.
BT has a new customer £50 (Amazon voucher) referral link. Here is my link if you want to join BT and get the £50: https://referme.to/patricia-286 #BT #BTreferafriend
It’s on my phone. NHS Covid-19 app: How England and Wales’ contact-tracing service works. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-54250736
Fake BT scammers are little rotters. Be on alert. Someone I regularly help was scammed – she was in a hurry, distracted and allowed computer access. Screen your calls. Scammers will hang up.
You can sync a Fitbit to a Windows computer without having a FitBit dongle. If you get the FitBit app from the Microsoft Store, like magic, syncing will happen. @FitbitUK
A little shout out to Marcus and his great customer service at @KitchenCraft ☺️ Smooth, simple – they way it should always be. It will encourage me to buy more from this company.
Clients: This link will give you a £20 voucher on the Look after my bills service. I decided to sign up as I can’t think of anything more boring than doing utility price comparisons. https://lookaftermybills.com/?source=marketing&referral=PATRI1070443
I’ve started hanging around at the end of Zoom/Teams calls and seeing who else is last on the line so I can have a quick unplanned chat, like meetings used to be. I miss bumping into people.
Clients, do ask me about the digital library services in East and West Sussex. It’s not the simplest of things to set up (don’t you think @marcusisthe1 ? 🧐) but worth it in the end. I’m currently listening to the audiobook ‘Fire and Fury’.