Why FTB should Resisit buying now and Save instead! explained

davilown

Kenny4315 wrote: »

OFF TO VIEW A HOUSE.

Just when I thought I'd have to wait till summer one pops along at bargain basement on a street where I previously had a house, what a fluke, given I was just talking about it earlier. Looks a nice little earner as well, around £600 operating profit a month. :money:

Good luck, hope it works out for you.

Maisie11

Pandmonia says the scheme now requires contributions of 5% but he managed to get it for free. This sounds very fishy especially given his age and the fact he states that he came from a competitor. I have to say given his age, attitude and clear lack of experience he shouldnt be in front of any customers. Having worked in sales for a multi national company for years and years I have found that nothing annoys customers more than an attitude like his. In this current climate companies dont like to show off flashy company cars. Customers get annoyed and think that is where all their money goes. A 26 year old cocky kid with a flashy car should this all be true is a complete no no in this climate.

pandamonia

there is no benefit in kind since i own the car. also the car is insured by the company since its used for business.

i do alot of work from home since im not office based.

And i work in technical sales for a company who specialises in covert surveilance and anti terrorism, and also other technical requirements for police forces and governments accross the world.

mramra

confused31 wrote: »

Pandamonia, print this off and put it on your fire place for when [STRIKE]the missus[/STRIKE] your Mum comes home, she will be well proud of you.:rotfl::T

Fixed it for you.

pandamonia

Kenny4315 wrote: »

Did you go for the paddles on the M3 ? I found them a bit of a pain.

i love the SMG gearbox

although i wish i had bought something more sensible around town.

mramra

pandamonia wrote: »

i love the SMG gearbox

although i wish i had bought something more sensible around town.

I thought that was a sackable offence at your company?

pandamonia

Maisie11 wrote: »

Pandmonia says the scheme now requires contributions of 5% but he managed to get it for free. This sounds very fishy especially given his age and the fact he states that he came from a competitor. I have to say given his age, attitude and clear lack of experience he shouldnt be in front of any customers. Having worked in sales for a multi national company for years and years I have found that nothing annoys customers more than an attitude like his. In this current climate companies dont like to show off flashy company cars. Customers get annoyed and think that is where all their money goes. A 26 year old cocky kid with a flashy car should this all be true is a complete no no in this climate.

i often see customers in their home countries. but the new M3 is alot more understated as a car than the old one.

any way im not continuing this discussion since its of no gain to me any more.

i have obviously got you all wound up about it haha.

people dont like younger people doing better in life than them.

i may be flash and arrogant but to be honest i dont really care?

i waste money on expensive items and all kinds of things but thats my choice.

im living my life to the full before i die.

you can sit on here calling people liars all; day long but i know what i have and i know where im going.

most of the stuff ive posted has been to delibrately enrage the losers who bite.

and as for the company who employs me, im well liked and very well looked after for a reason. and its not scryon but i have many friends there.

and a company like mine would not have a public website. since most of the stuff we do is for people who dont shop on amazon.co.uk

Really2

pandamonia wrote: »

i im well liked and very well looked after for a reason.

Yes I like to feel superior to my staff also.;)

chucky

pandamonia wrote: »

any way im not continuing this discussion since its of no gain to me any more.

so you're running away from answering my questions about you never going to be able to own a property?

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=18393219&postcount=312

mramra

chucky wrote: »

so you're running away from answering my questions about you never going to be able to own a property?

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=18393219&postcount=312

Don't worry he'll be back. His Mummy only lets him on the computer for an hour at a time.