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carl1960
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An inspector calls Sept 26, 2012 0:31:36 GMT

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Post by carl1960 on Sept 26, 2012 0:31:36 GMT

So we have left the old property about a month ago. We call in at the old address about an hour ago to find the Your address is unlicensed I called to find out why letter.
Probably bacause there is no TV there (or anyone living there) Let's hope they re-visit when I'm down there decorating.

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