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In that case - I apologise.

I just feel sorry for your poor man. With all this posting you probably didnae serve his tea on time and when it arrived it was watery gruel. As we have seen you fluctuate widely between anger, sarcasm, empathy, and apologies - allied with an incredibly stubborn streak.

I reckon you are a pure looker. :wub:

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I just feel sorry for your poor man. With all this posting you probably didnae serve his tea on time and when it arrived it was watery gruel. As we have seen you fluctuate widely between anger, sarcasm, empathy, and apologies - allied with an incredibly stubborn streak.

I reckon you are a pure looker. :wub:

Leave it Killie. I was just about to ask her if she needed a hoover for xmas. She seems like she would and I like a clean carpet.

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I just feel sorry for your poor man. With all this posting you probably didnae serve his tea on time and when it arrived it was watery gruel. As we have seen you fluctuate widely between anger, sarcasm, empathy, and apologies - allied with an incredibly stubborn streak.

I reckon you are a pure looker. :wub:

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Gosh.

We picked you up wrongly. Sorry.

Glad you've not left.

OK, let's go down the legal route then.

There is no domestic exemption for you because you runs adverts.

I have asked you formally to delete the data you hold about me, doing so will delete my account. Failing to comply with my request will mean you are in breach of the DPA. I don't need to employ a lawyer because the Information Commissioner's Office will deal with my complaint. It will take me 5 minutes to fill in the form and e-mail it and there will be no expense for me so I have nothing to lose.

There is no reason for you to hold on to my details so your refusal to delete them is simply stubbornness. Something that may be costly to the TAMB if I make a complaint, at no risk to myself, to the ICO.

Your call.

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OK, let's go down the legal route then.

There is no domestic exemption for you because you runs adverts.

I have asked you formally to delete the data you hold about me, doing so will delete my account. Failing to comply with my request will mean you are in breach of the DPA. I don't need to employ a lawyer because the Information Commissioner's Office will deal with my complaint. It will take me 5 minutes to fill in the form and e-mail it and there will be no expense for me so I have nothing to lose.

There is no reason for you to hold on to my details so your refusal to delete them is simply stubbornness. Something that may be costly to the TAMB if I make a complaint, at no risk to myself, to the ICO.

Your call.

:lol:

Over a football message board

:lol:

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OK, let's go down the legal route then.

There is no domestic exemption for you because you runs adverts.

I have asked you formally to delete the data you hold about me, doing so will delete my account. Failing to comply with my request will mean you are in breach of the DPA. I don't need to employ a lawyer because the Information Commissioner's Office will deal with my complaint. It will take me 5 minutes to fill in the form and e-mail it and there will be no expense for me so I have nothing to lose.

There is no reason for you to hold on to my details so your refusal to delete them is simply stubbornness. Something that may be costly to the TAMB if I make a complaint, at no risk to myself, to the ICO.

Your call.

Reminds me of Shrek 'I'm a donkey on the edge'. Far better than x-factor. U should set up your own website. People will cum.

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What data are they holding of you that you are apparently so feart to release to the public domain? Wouldn't it just be easier to stop posting considering the information they hold on you is mainly examples of you regurgitating others' Twitter postings and opinionated ramblings about tax cases?

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What data are they holding of you that you are apparently so feart to release to the public domain? Wouldn't it just be easier to stop posting considering the information they hold on you is mainly examples of you regurgitating others' Twitter postings and opinionated ramblings about tax cases?

I guess a number of his aspiring photographer pictures are stored.

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OK, let's go down the legal route then.

There is no domestic exemption for you because you runs adverts.

I have asked you formally to delete the data you hold about me, doing so will delete my account. Failing to comply with my request will mean you are in breach of the DPA. I don't need to employ a lawyer because the Information Commissioner's Office will deal with my complaint. It will take me 5 minutes to fill in the form and e-mail it and there will be no expense for me so I have nothing to lose.

There is no reason for you to hold on to my details so your refusal to delete them is simply stubbornness. Something that may be costly to the TAMB if I make a complaint, at no risk to myself, to the ICO.

Your call.

You must do what you must do.

Sometimes the bigger picture needs addressing and sometimes it takes just the one man to step up to the plate.

And welcome back.

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OK, let's go down the legal route then.

There is no domestic exemption for you because you runs adverts.

I have asked you formally to delete the data you hold about me, doing so will delete my account. Failing to comply with my request will mean you are in breach of the DPA. I don't need to employ a lawyer because the Information Commissioner's Office will deal with my complaint. It will take me 5 minutes to fill in the form and e-mail it and there will be no expense for me so I have nothing to lose.

There is no reason for you to hold on to my details so your refusal to delete them is simply stubbornness. Something that may be costly to the TAMB if I make a complaint, at no risk to myself, to the ICO.

Your call.

:-)) :-))

Not so sure you have got all that right but fire away........

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What data are they holding of you that you are apparently so feart to release to the public domain?

I would guess just as a start that they (tamb tech) have every post and every PM you have ever made on here (on a database somewhere) which can be sold to whoever. facebook does not make money off of being a free service just selling the data that you post on it.

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I would guess just as a start that they (tamb tech) have every post and every PM you have ever made on here (on a database somewhere) which can be sold to whoever. facebook does not make money off of being a free service just selling the data that you post on it.

Not sure any posts are personal information. They are just a historical statement of opinion.

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Jesus fekkin wept

Any chance you can ban me so I don't have to read this pure riddy beemur shite ?

EK Celt and the BIG legal case. Sounds like a thread to take us over xmas period. The laddie is on the edge. Relax EK, think about xmas morning and your shiny new celic tracksuit and henrik action model. Keep it up!!

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I would guess just as a start that they (tamb tech) have every post and every PM you have ever made on here (on a database somewhere) which can be sold to whoever. facebook does not make money off of being a free service just selling the data that you post on it.

In brief – what does the Data Protection Act say about keeping personal data?

The Act does not set out any specific minimum or maximum periods for retaining personal data. Instead, it says that:

Personal data processed for any purpose or purposes shall not be kept for longer than is necessary for that purpose or those purposes.

This is the fifth data protection principle. In practice, it means that you will need to:

  • review the length of time you keep personal data;
  • consider the purpose or purposes you hold the information for in deciding whether (and for how long) to retain it;
  • securely delete information that is no longer needed for this purpose or these purposes; and
  • update, archive or securely delete information if it goes out of date.

The basic premise of Data Protection is that organisations can only collect data from you and use it for the purpose of it's collection. The way this applies to the TAMB is that in order to register you have to give them your e-mail and real name. This is personal data and must be deleted as soon as there is no purpose any more. ie If a member leaves the TAMB their personal data should be deleted ASAP. I've requested they delete this data as I no longer wish to be a member. So far they have refused to delete it. Obviously as soon as it's deleted my account disappears. I've offered them a compromise in the "voluntary ban" where my username will not be on the current users list but my details will remain on an archive so they can prevent any banned member from reregistering. They refuse this compromise too. Why they are being so stubborn I don't know but I can be as stubborn as them and if they don't delete my data or accept my compromise the ICO is getting an e-mail.

The fact that the TAMB runs adverts to pay for itself means they are not exempt from the DPA.

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