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Something for the "can't pay -won't pay" crowed.
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Just stumbled across this informative thread for all you "debt evader’s", not very appealing to me personally but found it very curios reading, just goes to show it's not just the MSE clan that are running away from their debt.
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/debt-collection-industry/126018-barclaycard-mercers-insider-info.html?highlight=Monument
Carefull you don't choke on it.
http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/debt-collection-industry/126018-barclaycard-mercers-insider-info.html?highlight=Monument
Carefull you don't choke on it.
Since when has the world of computer software design been about what people want? This is a simple question of evolution. The day is quickly coming when every knee will bow down to a silicon fist, and you will all beg your binary gods for mercy.
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Oh, already seen that.Any help, opinions, views I may hold those are my own. Respect them as you would expect the same in return. Offered freely, is gleaned from a lifetime of experiences, knowledge gaining. Passed on to benefit others. I may be direct, ask you questions but those are to help you. Up to you if you choose to take it. I won't judge you either way.
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I was reading about some new(ish) law recently that allows financial institutions to apply to secure any outstanding unsecured debt against a loanee's house, meaning that if they managed to do this they could go for repossession!
I don't know that there's any legal precedent that's actually been set for it though, and I would guess things would have to be pretty bad for a judge to agree to that all in one hit...0 -
I was reading about some new(ish) law recently that allows financial institutions to apply to secure any outstanding unsecured debt against a loanee's house, meaning that if they managed to do this they could go for repossession!
I don't know that there's any legal precedent that's actually been set for it though, and I would guess things would have to be pretty bad for a judge to agree to that all in one hit...
I think this has been around for a good many years and is more than possible.
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