Halifax: house prices up but hikes set to end

Stay_tonight_in_a_lie

lostinrates wrote: »

well, not quite ALL, here and the Arms isn't accessible.

Are you ok?

misskool

lostinrates wrote: »

well, not quite ALL, here and the Arms isn't accessible.

you will be able to read all the boards as you will still be able to log in but you won't be able to post replies.
Only DT and this board require you to be logged-in to view

Harry_Powell

misskool wrote: »

you will be able to read all the boards as you will still be able to log in but you won't be able to post replies.
Only DT and this board require you to be logged-in to view

Why is that? Surely people are as interested in 10 page [STRIKE]argument[/STRIKE] discussion about the possibility of a 0.232% increase in Aberdeen house prices as they are about how to reduce their debts, get a pension, find a savings account, get a mortgage, etc?

lostinrates

misskool wrote: »

you will be able to read all the boards as you will still be able to log in but you won't be able to post replies.
Only DT and this board require you to be logged-in to view

You say I ''will''....now I'm worried, was my deleted post so bad?

Stay tonight: yes, thank you for asking. It was a scan not a treatment,it sort of confirmed something I think I knew, so nothing too unexpected.

Stay_tonight_in_a_lie

lostinrates wrote: »

You say I ''will''....now I'm worried, was my deleted post so bad?

Stay tonight: yes, thank you for asking. It was a scan not a treatment,it sort of confirmed something I think I knew, so nothing too unexpected.

You pregnant?

lostinrates

Stay_tonight_in_a_lie wrote: »

You pregnant?

No, sadly not , but thats not where they were looking

IveSeenTheLight

setmefree2 wrote: »

What's ten years of low interest rates going to do to house prices mewbie?

For me it would mean my mortgages paid off.
Well to be clearer they would be paid off in 10 years anyway. With lower rates, I'm going to be able to pay them off years quicker (around 6 years left at present rates :T)

misskool

Harry_Powell wrote: »

Why is that? Surely people are as interested in 10 page [STRIKE]argument[/STRIKE] discussion about the possibility of a 0.232% increase in Aberdeen house prices as they are about how to reduce their debts, get a pension, find a savings account, get a mortgage, etc?

Please see Martin's explanation here
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1740035

lostinrates wrote: »

You say I ''will''....now I'm worried, was my deleted post so bad?

Stay tonight: yes, thank you for asking. It was a scan not a treatment,it sort of confirmed something I think I knew, so nothing too unexpected.

Sorry, it wasn't aimed at you. Just explaining that it's still possible to read from a PRR-ed account. You just can't post responses but you can still get the information.

Hope you're ok

lostinrates

misskool wrote: »

Sorry, it wasn't aimed at you. Just explaining that it's still possible to read from a PRR-ed account. You just can't post responses but you can still get the information.

Hope you're ok

That's ok, I was teasing a little about the worried bit. :) I have never posted a rude picture and I'm not complaining, about the removal, but I think it was quite accurate. I'm sorry if it got reported and made work for you/abuse team:o. Maybe delet5ing my post gave them less time for mewbie.:(

and yes, thanks, tests showed I was most certainly still alive. Which is a relief.:)

Afriend_2

misskool wrote: »

Please see Martin's explanation here
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1740035

Sorry, it wasn't aimed at you. Just explaining that it's still possible to read from a PRR-ed account. You just can't post responses but you can still get the information.

Far be it for me to question a board guide or MSE member. However, I thought PPR meant the user couldn't log in. They therefore can't read the information on this part of the forum or ask for advice anywhere. Please feel free to correct me if I am wrong...