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Thanks matty40s, it's good to know not everyone here is an as...(censored).

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No it isn't like saying you get more chips at so and so chippy, what a ridiculous, simplistic and invalid comparison. I had some normal people replying then two (censored) spoil the thread. I give up. The second sentence in your above reply is also a good answer, what's the crap above it for?

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What attitude, what are you talking about? This is becoming a bit weird now. I ask some genuine questions and get attacked for it.

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Really! Is that what you think? No they were genuine questions from someone simply looking for some reassurance. Isn't the answer to your second question obvious? to stimulate some more responses, basically for one or two more opinions.

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21 hours ago, The Dreamer said:

A tad patronising...

I don't see it as patronising in the slightest, can you explain your reasoning? If anything it was a genuine thanks and also served to stimulate more responses.

21 hours ago, The Dreamer said:

Why would you be wondering this?

Because I have the ability to think.

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Hey there's some good answers here. Thanks so far.

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Hello, this is my first post here. I was wondering if there exists any set standards for mooring fees. I've noticed on some websites that many fees are discounted if paid yearly rather than monthly,
should this always be the case or is this purely at the marina owners discretion?
Also without saying too much I'm aware of two narrowboat owners on one marina that are charged different mooring fees despite the boats being the same length, are there any genuine reasons for this?