We recently had a Linky meter installed by SRD acting on behalf of Soregies. The installer left a very nice set of information including details of how to access the meter remotely. Excellent I thought! No more need to read the meter and send in readings.
However, I have failed to get registered on the Linkyparsrd site as apparently my Linky meter isn't talking to my LinkyparSRD account! I have emailed Soregies and am awaiting a reply. Did anyone else have the same problem, please? The error message reads .... "Erreur The PDL ne depose pas d'un compeurLinky communicant!
Posted by: Kit - Fri-03-11-2023, 10:59 AM
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Hi - me again!
I have noticed a few times on this forum the suggestion to go back to the notaire.
I dont think i realised that we could access the Notaire after the legalities of the house purchase had taken place.
I have vague memories of our estate agent telling us to send an IBAN to them in case we had a refund on the payments (we didn't do this - is it too late?)
And more generally, do we just drop in, ask for an appointment - how does it work?
Posted by: Jane - Wed-11-10-2023, 08:46 AM
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Hi all, has anyone had any experience buying lime plaster and hemp locally please? We can find lime plaster in most places, but have tried to buy the hemp online with no luck, as don’t deliver to our area. Castorama do it, but out of stock for home delivery and we were wanting it delivered if possible. Thanks
Someone kindly gave me the link to this site. Is it a website not an FB page ?.as whenever i type it in page not found. I have to go back to link person gave me to access the forum ?
We are looking to open an online account before moving at
End of the month.. i have a revolut but tbh prefer a traditional bank for a decent amount
Of savings.
Looking for ones with a local ish presence and english speaking.
Looked at BNP and SG but seen quite a few negative reviews. Hsbc is being recommend a lot and
I see braches Le Blan, Poiters and St Benoit if i had to go in person.
Anyone use HSBC and experiences, i am assuming english speaking advisers. will mainly be online
and not locally ?.
Posted by: Jane - Tue-05-09-2023, 22:17 PM
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We have some items of furniture and some bits and bobs to give away for free. Does anyone know of any local charities who pick up please? We don't have a van so can't drop off a corner sofa and bedroom furniture etc. Thank you.
My partner and I are considering investing in a few tools and wondered if anyone had experience / could advise on good places to look for things like cement mixers, petrol chainsaws and possibly a small generator?
We are not yet connected to the mains power, so we are looking for either self-powering tools or a small generator to run them from.
Up till now, we have worked on a small solar kit which has worked well for our needs, but it won't support the bigger demands of the larger tools.
Hi
Hopefully moving to Montmorillion next couple months. I saw three vets on google but only one had many reviews. and quite a few recent were not good.
Also preferably one that has an english speaking vet ( yes we are starting french but live in Spain, so no french as yet ).
Posted by: Jane - Wed-09-08-2023, 12:21 PM
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Me again, sorry for all of the questions. Has anyone any recommendations where to buy 1 or 2 tonnes of decorative gravel/ stones for the front garden? We just went to Big Mat in Montmorillon and they wanted to charge 157 euros for a 1 tonne bag, including delivery. The delivery price was the off putting bit. It was 78 euros for that and we’re only down the road in La Trimouille.
Posted by: Jane - Tue-08-08-2023, 08:35 AM
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Hi all, Does anyone have any recommendations for the best place you’ve found that sells exterior masonry paint please? I seem to spend most days at Mr Bricolage at the moment, but they can be a bit expensive for some things, so just wondering if anyone has found anywhere they recommend. Thank you
Posted by: Brian - Thu-03-08-2023, 11:57 AM
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I live in Adriers, which has a generous smattering of English speaking natives, as well as a lot of French people who would like to improve their English.
I think a weekly discussion group - ideally 50:50 French: English - in which we held bilingual conversations about current topics of our own choice could be popular. Each session would be free, but with coffee, tea, petits patisseries available for a nomimal charge
I've put together a presentation which I plan to take to the Mairie at the end of August (when they're all back from holiday!) but in the meantime I thought I'd take a sounding to see if anyone here would be interested in coming along. Day of the week to be decided.
Posted by: Jane - Tue-01-08-2023, 19:50 PM
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We've finally moved here to France and need to get private health insurance sorted before we are able to apply for our carte vitale. We have had some absolutely ridiculous quotes online and I'm going spare trying to find a company that's not going to cost an arm and a leg. Has anyone got any recommendations please? Thanks in advance
Posted by: tersu - Thu-22-06-2023, 11:31 AM
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Anyone else had their rubbish bills showing collections for black bins that they haven’t made ?
Our schedule shows 6 pickups when we have in fact only put the bins out 5 times with rubbish in them (we have lockable bins in the main road)
Also some of the dates are wrong - I am requesting a revised schedule but wondered if I was alone !
Posted by: Fred - Mon-24-04-2023, 12:48 PM
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Does anyone know of a good shutter maker and installer ? I've found a couple but suddenly remembered AMF and wondered if any of you good peole had some recommendations.
We are looking to have two windows done with 2 shutters each, one ground floor and one first floor, and want the whole job done from start to finish.
With the impending deregulation of the energy market has anybody managed to navigate the comparison sites and find it easy or find the whole process a nightmare.
We are now coming to terms with the fact that we will probably have to replace at least 2/3 of our roof tiles (they are very fragile), but have also found out that French 'building materials' are quite expensive. I am wondering if anyone has imported tiles from say, Spain or Poland?
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