Adding boyfriend to mortgage

silvercar

I'm not shocked that people lie in their signatures, after all this is the internet; I'm shocked that they confess their lies to you. After all, even you would admit, you don't come across as the cuddliest of posters.

feisty1

silvercar wrote: »

I'm not shocked that people lie in their signatures, after all this is the internet; I'm shocked that they confess their lies to you. After all, even you would admit, you don't come across as the cuddliest of posters.

Why shouldn't they? What do you know about me? As much i know about you..........nothing

inca_2

I have this signature, I am an advisor, I give advice and am qualified to do so. I only give information on this forum but I registered and agreed to the terms of this site. The forum requests that anyone who is an advisor uses the signature provided therefore I use it. I assume that's why most other people use it too.

silvercar

feisty1 wrote: »

Why shouldn't they? What do you know about me? As much i know about you..........nothing

What do I know about you?

That you imply in your postings that you are a broker, without having the required signature - even though this contradicts the posting rules.

You criticise new posters for asking questions - even though Martin asks people to "be nice".

You make postings that say nothing other than 'seek advice from a broker' -even though brokers have been told it is better to say nothing than just post that.

You don't seem to understand the concept of good will.

beecher

Can I just add that feisty does not follow this rule either

Non-advisers have valid opinions too. Brokers should be mindful that non-brokers can have valid opinions on mortgages too