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Vanquis Rejection Society
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i didnt have mainstream at the time, only had provident, only got accepted yesterday for virgin, although i do have a mobile with them, through the phone broadband package etc (10.00 per month)
Mate what is your Virgin limit? I assume it is low, less than £2k?
2010 - year of the troll 
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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never-in-doubt wrote: »Mate what is your Virgin limit? I assume it is low, less than £2k?


They gave me 500.00, but cant complain. I still sent vanquis that template letter you sent me, though just to see what they say.Awaiting Inspiration......................0 -
They tend to tell me to sod off too. I do have a credit card with sygma bank uk though (the accessory card). Starting limit £400 at 24.9%. Current limit £5200
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think vanquis dont like you if you already have credit cards maybe.0
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They did also tell me to sod off before I got the accessory card0
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fair enough0
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If you build a debt, take it by the horns and pay it off
:: Pro Anti - Unenforceability Fan No.1 ::Are you a wont pay or cant pay?
When are you going to grow an imagination and stop copying my signature? It actually gets boring after a while, especially as you don't even grasp the concept of law...... I did already tell you that pro-anti-unenforceability is actually called pro enforceability! lol
Come on - new year. new leaf? No need to be such a nob all the time, really is there?
2010 - year of the troll 
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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never-in-doubt wrote: »When are you going to grow an imagination and stop copying my signature? It actually gets boring after a while, especially as you don't even grasp the concept of law...... I did already tell you that pro-anti-unenforceability is actually called pro enforceability! lol

Come on - new year. new leaf? No need to be such a nob all the time, really is there?
When you start to see that life isnt free, if you do something you have to deal with it and not squirm. Your the type of reason the prices are things are high, after all you dont complain when the companys lend you money are you?0 -
And also when you start to talk to people right, maybe others would you.0
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When you start to see that life isnt free,
Find one post of mine that suggests I think life is free?if you do something you have to deal with it and not squirm.
Ok so someone walks past you and the mrs later tonight and mugs her, you then smack him in the mouth. he sues you. Thats acceptable right?
Think about that, reverse the context into unenforceability and you'll see your beliefs actually stink of hypocracy. If the lender does not issue an agreement or a false one then nothing is due - that my son is law. Not me, but actual factual law!Your the type of reason the prices are things are high,
Erm, nope sorry - as explained to you and your thick clique on here - the reason prices go up is inflation dear boy, inflation. The reason we're in this mess is because of greedy banks and their greedy execs wanting silly bonuses and their irreseponsible lending to evident sub primers.after all you dont complain when the companys lend you money are you?
I never complain - period. I have 4 cards, all at £0 and never had a penny wiped - never been charged a penny either.
maybe you confuse the advice and help I bring to the table with feelings, but let it be known you need to get your facts straight young man.
Let me finish with the original question again; When are you going to grow an imagination and stop copying my signature?
2010 - year of the troll 
Niddy - Over & Out :wave:
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