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Re: Weekly Flylady Thread 02nd March 2026
Thank you for the list, Natty. My kind of list. Sorry to hear that you have been so poorly. Hopefully you are on the mend. That goes for Pops too, Round, Don’t struggle alone - I have cleared a space…7 -
Re: MOBILE PHONE CONTRACT ENDED
Your contract didn't end, you just reached the minimum term. I tend to use Uswitch to point be in the right direction.2 -
Re: High Court Writ - looks completely fake, is it?
What sort of debt was this?1 -
Re: High Court Writ - looks completely fake, is it?
It came in an email you say…………legal documents usually come in a letter, not an email. I`ve never heard of a debt purchasing company escalating to the high court before either, have you asked them if…1 -
Re: cgt on saye
I confess I don't quite understand the question. But perhaps you are talking about using a flexible ISA to catch more than £20k worth of shares from an SAYE Scheme? It is something which has bee…1 -
Re: CrazyBee wants to be Mortgage Free!
Interview sort of went okay - he said I said all the right buzz words he was looking for and he was pleased with my bus knowledge, he was a bit worried at first about me getting there. However I did …2 -
Re: High Court Writ - looks completely fake, is it?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81906311#Comment_81906311 Have you checked your paperwork to see if the loan was regulated by the consumer credit act? It most likely is and CC…2 -
Re: Consumer rights after warranty expire date.
Have you checked that Amazon UK was actually the seller? Your rights are with the seller not the platform so thats the first thing to confirm as there are many third parties selling on Amazon. So are…1 -
Re: Consumer rights after warranty expire date.
Consumer rights are with the retailer, was it actually Amazon or a marketplace seller? Expiration of the warranty doesn't suddenly remove your consumer rights. However to succeed with a consumer…1 -
Re: Confusion over dates
Hi I think the most likely reason is a forum migration issue. We have moved in the past from: YABB2 → vBulletin → Vanilla Looking at the dates, I'd guess vBulletin held the account imported with…2
