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Christ, seems expensive?
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friday night and grahams on gumtree.... :whistle::D
they look the same prices as here. thing is regrding the market deciding affordability- the increase of private rent by those claiming housing benefits has effected this greatly... eg, working in a drop-in centre we were amazed one day when a guy came in asking for advice about his bedsit/ living conditions. he had taken pics on his mobile- to say it was appalling was an understatement. he (or rather the local authority) was paying a rate of £100pw for a tiny squalid room.
no coincidence that that amount was the maximum eligible rate for local housing allowance payments. :rolleyes:We cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses. Carl Jung
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aww, bless, im sought after :smileyheaGraham_Devon wrote: »And I still havent found you on there yet
We cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses. Carl Jung
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I'm not shocked either - that's about the going rate where I live.Debt 30k in 2008.:eek::o Cleared all my debt in 2013 and loving being debt free
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Please avoid blasphemy! :cool:0
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I am always surprised at prices in Exeter, considering it`s the south west, very over priced imho.0
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MrFonzerelli wrote: »Please avoid blasphemy Graham! :cool:
Speaking of which, have you seen the prices of crosses recently? I went to look at a large wooden one last week that I was going to be nailed to for a while but it was £600 a month. Crazy money. And you have to supply your own nails.0 -
Jesus that's pricey! You'll find the MSE way is just to jump in front of a bus.Speaking of which, have you seen the prices of crosses recently? I went to look at a large wooden one last week that I was going to be nailed to for a while but it was £600 a month. Crazy money. And you have to supply your own nails.0 -
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Thrugelmir wrote: »Couldn't you just get a short term tenancy?
All I can find is new build crosses. Really expensive and I can hear the next door cross like it was my own.0
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