Urgent Rentchecks Question!`

missb

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Urgent Rentchecks Question!`

26-09-2008, 17:24 PM

Hi All,

I'm a bit desperate, I sent 2 requests for reports thru to them on Tues. One has been received today the other not. I have been working the past 2 days and expected as they are a 2 day service to def get it today so am stressing a bit its not in. Anyone know what hours they are open as there is nothing on the website? Why would one come thru, they are related?

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