A COMPANY that helps businesses nationwide improve their customer loyalty says this month (August, 2011) that Twitter users are making it harder for solicitors to dodge poor service claims.
Diciamo claims that Twitter has given customers the opportunity to give feedback on bad service immediately and invites others to share their negative experiences online too.
Whiplash injuries account for 75% of all personal injury claims lodged in the UK, according to the ABI. Almost 1,200 claims are made for whiplash related injuries every single day. This equates to 40% more claims than any other European country. Unfortunately a large proportion of these claims are fraudulent, with whiplash symptoms easy to fake and hard to diagnose.This results in higher car insurance premiums for everyone.
The Met has warned would-be “hacktivists” that its investigation into Anonymous and LulzSec continues, and that suspects potentially face a 10-year jail sentence.
Police took the usual step of issuing the warning via Twitter, which members and supporters of the hacking groups have often used to seek publicity and communicate.
It follows the court appearance on Monday of Jake Davis, an 18-year-old from Shetland who is alleged to have been a leading member of LulzSec. He faces five related charges, including conspiracy to attack the Serious Organised Crime Agency’s website.
It's the latest weapon in the war on crime - a tiny tasering remote-controlled helicopter that can also fire shotgun shells and grenades.
The Shadowhawk UAV may only be seven-foot long and weigh a measly 49lbs, but it is already being used to track pirates off the Horn of Africa and enforce law on the streets of the U.S.
The discreetness of the chopper, and its top speeds of 70mph, means it can follow suspects and conduct aerial patrols where traditional police helicopters would never dare to go.
Looks like the Americans will have to deal with a bunch of angry Scots if they want to extradite Jake Davis, the 18 year old from the Shetlands who acted as the frontman for hacking group LulzSec in their attacks on Sony, Fox News and The Sun.
