Neighbours hacking your wifi, printing tickets at home, and subsidising your holiday
Protecting wi-fi from hackers, what to do if you are not going to university, and is being charged to print event tickets at home a rip-off? Consumer news with Winifred Robinson.
Got wifi at home? If it's not properly secured, cyber criminals or even your neighbours could use it to steal your identity.
If you buy a ticket for an event online and are offered the option of printing it out at home, you might think you're doing the agent a favour. After all, you're using your own printer, your own ink and your own paper. So is it fair for some agencies to charge you up to Β£3.00 to print your ticket?
Have you ever visited a friend abroad and then begged them to bring back some proper Yorkshire tea or lemon curd or British crisps? A new website called Please Bring Me dot com might be able to help.
Not going to University and don't know what to do? Then the Guide to Not Going to University might just be the thing because as it says on the back cover - university is not the only path to success.
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Mine Shaft under the house
An estate agent in Wrexham has been fined and ordered to pay compensation for failing to mention the fact that an old mine shaft lay under the front garden of a house.
Duration: 05:50
Wifi Security
Many internet users are leaving themselves open to identity theft by not properly protecting their home wifi networks, according to new research.
Duration: 06:14
School IT scam
The Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ's Panorama programme has found at least 169 schools have been victim of a technology equipment scam and at least 10 head teachers have been suspended or have resigned.
Duration: 04:24
Ticket Printing Fees
Is it fair for ticket agencies to charge an extra fee for you to print your event tickets at home on your own printer?
Duration: 09:02
Child benefit
The tax office wants people who’ll no longer qualify for child benefit from next year to waive their right to it in advance. We have some advice on what you might do.
Duration: 32:02
Please Bring Me
A new website is linking tourists and people living at holiday destinations to exchange micro deliveries for favours.
Duration: 05:07
Continuing Care Update
There are just 5 working days to go until a deadline passes for claiming-back thousands of pounds in care fees that people might have wrongly paid.
Duration: 07:18
Using your eyes to paint pictures
Artist Sarah Ezekiel, who has motor neurone disease, uses her eyes to operate a system which allows her to paint pictures.
Duration: 05:15
Broadcasts
- Mon 24 Sep 2012 12:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 FM
- Mon 24 Sep 2012 12:04Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 4 LW