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….Cretanagora managed to deliver both dreams to us without us getting our hands dirty!.....
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We then did something that we would never advise people to do.  We gave them power of attorney and access to a bank account!! …
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So why Crete, and why build?    Extracts from Village Link magazine article
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... The story continues:
TRUST REVERSAL!
In 2007 we made another purchase…
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Many Thanks for your help in my recent visit to Crete...
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NEWS

 

March 2010

 

It was lovely coming back to the warmth of Crete after the freezing cold winter in the U.K.

 

It was not so good finding out that our Cosmote card mobile phone had been deactivated – because we had not put any money in for some time.   It had plenty of credit but apparently that doesn’t count!   Fortunately we only had it for back-up.

So BEWARE – don’t let it happen to you!

 

Also, mobile phones in Greece now have to be registered or, again, you could lose it. Once we have registered our vodaphone one we will give an update on the procedure.

 

22nd November 2009

Forums - good or bad?

Forums can be a good way of getting information, when they are used properly. Unfortunately, along with other sites on the internet, they are now increasingly being improperly used and even used for bullying or libelling by posters using pseudonyms.

It being our turn to be victims of an attack recently, we have seen how easy it is for anyone to say anything about anybody, ask questions and answer them themselves, make insinuations, etc.  Some of these postings even degenerate into offensive language which some webmasters do nothing to discourage, declaring that their only interest is to see the number of visitors increasing!

In spite of what might be seen on these forums, Cretanagora, in defence, has only made one posting on one forum and we used our own name of Cretanagora.

Should forums also be allowed to infringe privacy?  We know of an artist who was horrified to learn, from returning customers wishing her well, that her illness had been discussed on a forum, and of a photographer whose studio was closed for siesta feeling obliged to open when someone knocked on the door - in case there was a bad write-up on a forum!

In conclusion, we feel forums should be taken with a pinch of salt...