Panorama: Can't Pay, Won't Pay

never-in-doubt

kevin.philips wrote: »

I'm sure there are enough people who will happily throw into he pot and pay for you to leave.

I'll pay the whole fare.

PROLIANT

never-in-doubt wrote: »

I'll pay the whole fare.

Well, get cracking - I will require about £100K ish to instantiate
the move.....

ILW

PROLIANT wrote: »

Well, get cracking - I will require about £100K ish to instantiate
the move.....

Good word. (Not sure what it means though)

bert&ernie

Having worked in banking for many years, I've decided that I'm giving it up to be a drug dealer - Its not such a heavily regulated industry and the punters are far less organised (until someone starts up SmackSavingExpert.com or Crackhead Action Group that is)

After all, pushing smack and crack cant be much different to selling loans and cards can it? I mean, some people want it (prime) and some people need it (sub prime). Some people aren't so sure and need a little persuasion (new to franchise), but once they get a taste for it they're sure to come back for more (main banking relationship).

What do you guys think?

kevin.philips

bert&ernie wrote: »

Having worked in banking for many years, I've decided that I'm giving it up to be a drug dealer - Its not such a heavily regulated industry and the punters are far less organised (until someone starts up SmackSavingExpert.com or Crackhead Action Group that is)

After all, pushing smack and crack cant be much different to selling loans and cards can it? I mean, some people want it (prime) and some people need it (sub prime). Some people aren't so sure and need a little persuasion (new to franchise), but once they get a taste for it they're sure to come back for more (main banking relationship).

What do you guys think?

Maybe you should stop using it yourself.

never-in-doubt

uktyler wrote: »

I expect people to be honest, I don't expect them to lie.

You're not a commission earning IFA though, that's the difference.

uktyler wrote: »

Show me the proof of these written off loans.

Eh? Are you being serious - you mean you have not heard anything about unenforceability?

Look up Rankine vs MBNA and read the case notes (Rankine vs HSBC or any of the others should do for now).....

After all, this thread is about this family!!

uktyler wrote: »

But you did require a mortgage, what is that if its not a loan?There is nothing wrong with borrowing, if you do it responsibly. I don't have a mortgage, and have paid all the loans I have ever taken out back. I won't bother with credit again, as it costs too much now, thanks, in part, to the unenforcable brigade.

Its a different style of loan and thus is not referred to as a loan, it is a mortgage - quite different. Want me to define the difference for you? :rotfl:

Bully for you for paying the loans back - sad that you had to take one though, its not something i'll ever need.

uktyler wrote: »

You stated banks force money on people, I asked you to prove that, and now you are talking about loan sharks. Have you changed your mind, or realised that you have no proof?

Banks always force money on people, check google - i'm not sitting here repeating myself then providing links for you - go get em yourself if you don't like what i'm saying!

never-in-doubt

uktyler wrote: »

You stated that you have helped get loans written off, you implied that you could of gotten my loan written off.

Yep, search my posts to see a few!

never-in-doubt

And on that note N-i-D rests his case victorious in adversity as always!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: :eek::eek::eek: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bert&ernie

kevin.philips wrote: »

Maybe you should stop using it yourself.

Stop using what - credit or crack?

never-in-doubt

bert&ernie wrote: »

Stop using what - credit or crack?

both mate! Snorting crack on a credit card maybe..... :beer: