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never-in-doubt

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Funny you should be on here Nid...I asked several pages ago if you'd been on here yet!

Yea and as a result of that (plus several PM's) I got [STRIKE]roped[/STRIKE] drawn in... oooer :o Oh well, now Ann has all the knowledgeable ones helping her so between us all, we'll get her through it - right? :D

angelicmary85

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Hi Mary - aaaaw, thanks... :D:D

OOOh, watch sky cos if the tims lose tonight, we will be champs tomorrow! :T

I'm up next week to see us at Hibbies in the hope we lift the trophy! :eek:

Ross County ring any bells...?! :rotfl::rotfl:

I've got a quick q for ya...If a bank accidently paid off your loan, could they make you set it up again?

angelicmary85

never-in-doubt wrote: »

Yea and as a result of that (plus several PM's) I got [STRIKE]roped[/STRIKE] drawn in... oooer :o Oh well, now Ann has all the knowledgeable ones helping her so between us all, we'll get her through it - right? :D

You didn't get drawn it...you came along to help a DFW in need!!

I'm not knowledgeable...I just pick up snippets here and there and pretend I'm clever

savingwannabe

This is very entertaining. I am eating a delicious shepherd's pie and eavesdropping on clever people!!!!!

Do ya feel wise Ann? I do!

:j

angelicmary85

savingwannabe wrote: »

This is very entertaining. I am eating a delicious shepherd's pie and eavesdropping on clever people!!!!!

Do ya feel wise Ann? I do!

:j

Hang aound...you'll learn alot more :rotfl:

never-in-doubt

angelicmary85 wrote: »

Ross County ring any bells...?! :rotfl::rotfl:

I've got a quick q for ya...If a bank accidently paid off your loan, could they make you set it up again?

hehe - ross county! Love it (wind Jinky up - she's a mad tim) :rotfl:

How can a bank "accidentally pay off your loan" exactly? But if they paid it off for you, thus clearing your agreement then yea, you can refuse to take a new one out - or they would do this with every customer to alleviate unenforceability in its entirety.

However you'll find legally, as you knew you owed the funds and due to it being a mistake, you do owe the money but it must be at the old terms and you would not be required to sign anything either - so long as you continue to pay that is the main thing.

Tell me more (PM if you want) - if it involves unethical stuff that others may sneer at

never-in-doubt

angelicmary85 wrote: »

You didn't get drawn it...you came along to help a DFW in need!!

I'm not knowledgeable...I just pick up snippets here and there and pretend I'm clever

Quite right, I came because I was horrified at what I was reading about - I just missed it for a while cos i'm not that vain to go search for myself :rotfl::rotfl:

Course you're knowledgeable, tsk - we all have our own knowledge and sometimes a quick hello can be the same as someone answering in detail, its the fact you bothered that counts.... but you do know your !!!!!! - i've spoken to you for too long already ;)

savingwannabe

This is so much better than a horrible troll invasion. Goodnight folks,

:j

angelicmary85

never-in-doubt wrote: »

hehe - ross county! Love it (wind Jinky up - she's a mad tim) :rotfl:

How can a bank "accidentally pay off your loan" exactly? But if they paid it off for you, thus clearing your agreement then yea, you can refuse to take a new one out - or they would do this with every customer to alleviate unenforceability in its entirety.

However you'll find legally, as you knew you owed the funds and due to it being a mistake, you do owe the money but it must be at the old terms and you would not be required to sign anything either - so long as you continue to pay that is the main thing.

Tell me more (PM if you want) - if it involves unethical stuff that others may sneer at

I was just passing by the loan board and a guy there has posted that the bank paid funds into the wrong account thus clearing his car loan. I was just curious to find out if he would have to keep paying or not.

Nothing unethical I'm afraid...sorry to disappoint you!

never-in-doubt

angelicmary85 wrote: »

I was just passing by the loan board and a guy there has posted that the bank paid funds into the wrong account thus clearing his car loan. I was just curious to find out if he would have to keep paying or not.

Nothing unethical I'm afraid...sorry to disappoint you!

Ahhh, in that case yes he would have to repay the funds.