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House equity security help?
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Are you already Bankrupt, or considering it? Remembering the wording of some of your other threads on the Loans board, this all sounds very dodgy. Whilst fraud is a form of moneysaving, its not the purpose of this site. How you can be bankrupt yet have 20% deposit...really think this thread is bordering on breaking all the rules and the mods may want to consider intervening0
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HGLTsuperstar
I agree with you hence the tone of my later postings, in which I also question the ability to have a 20% deposit and be current bankrupt.
To the OP
If you have a genuine question regarding what bankruptcy restricts you to, or if you are considering bankruptcy then thats fine, just be honest and upfront before asking for help.
If you tell us exactly what your situation is, then there may be guidance offered on here that is actually relevant to your situation.
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bery, seems we scared you off. Wasn't the aim, but does make things sound even dodgier, please come and fight back with your side of the story honestly and then I'm sure more help will be forthcoming0
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lmao sniff sniff...rats goneYou're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on0
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HGLTsuperstar wrote:bery, seems we scared you off. Wasn't the aim, but does make things sound even dodgier, please come and fight back with your side of the story honestly and then I'm sure more help will be forthcoming
questions may sound dodgy but thousands of people are involved to questions like im asking.
i want to be smart like a solicitor who knows all the loopholes.0 -
Not sure what you mean by that last comment bery, loopholes are one thing but, as was explained to you, what you suggested is fraud0
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