CBS Offering BTL fixed at 3.99 for 5 Years

pickles110564

abaxas wrote: »

3.99% five year fee-free Fixed Rate mortgage
• A 3.99% Fixed Rate mortgage to 31.12.13, current applied rate 3.99%
• Followed by Privilege Rate for the remaining term of your mortgage, current applied
rate 5.24% (variable) from 01.01.14
• The overall cost for comparison is 4.8% APR
• Early Repayment Charges of 4% of the balance repaid apply until 31.12.13
• No booking fee
• No arrangement fee
• Daily interest
• First born to be sacrificed to the devil
• Free Michael Jackson Cd

ABAXAS i have given you what you want and you still not believe me i guess you are not a man at all and are blinded by the hate you feel for us LL's

drbeat

yep I'm now convinced that it's not bull$hit. My apologies pickles, I take it back fully.

pickles110564

drbeat wrote: »

yep I'm now convinced that it's not bull$hit. My apologies pickles, I take it back fully.

Thanx mate, I will now try and get some sleep as i am back on nites tonight again and 12 hour shifts is a long time to get through with a good nights sleep let alone going 2 shifts without any.
I am trying to copy the whole letter but i cant get it to work, cant understand abaxas what else does he want to see it in blood?

Lotus-eater

pickles110564 wrote: »

Show me how to do it please.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=412932#post412932

chucky

pickles110564 wrote: »

Thanx mate, I will now try and get some sleep as i am back on nites tonight again and 12 hour shifts is a long time to get through with a good nights sleep let alone going 2 shifts without any.
I am trying to copy the whole letter but i cant get it to work, cant understand abaxas what else does he want to see it in blood?

i wouldn't worry about it too much Pickles.

i don't know about Abaxas but there will be many people that are never happy and even more when they see someone has got a good deal.

well done on the 3.99 deal.

FungusFighter

Going back to the original problem, to accept new deal or not, what are the alternatives?

High LTV presumably means no alternatives which leaves SVR or deal at the end of the current one - no brainer if you ask me.

When did you buy Pickles? What are the options?

pickles110564

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=1415tsn&s=4

There you go can someone please check that it is there ok.

StevieJ

pickles110564 wrote: »

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=1415tsn&s=4

There you go can someone please check that it is there ok.

Ironically the only person that believed you was !!!!!! and he thought you could do better.

pickles110564

FungusFighter wrote: »

Going back to the original problem, to accept new deal or not, what are the alternatives?

High LTV presumably means no alternatives which leaves SVR or deal at the end of the current one - no brainer if you ask me.

When did you buy Pickles? What are the options?

Hi

This was bought in Sept 2003 and at the time we put down 25% which came from selling our main home at the time.
I am pretty sure that we will take the fix at 3.99%, the rates probably will still go down but I think all in all this is a very good deal.

pickles110564

StevieJ wrote: »

Ironically the only person that believed you was !!!!!! and he thought you could do better.

I could lower myself to ABAXAS level but I wont and I thank !!!!!!? for his support, he knew that there would be no point in me lying because how would anyone have taken my banter seriously in the future.