Mortgage Holder Demolishes House......

VIGILANT22

getmore4less wrote: »

I would guess RBS do like their employees to be much more discreet.

I don't understand your post?...Did the OP state they worked for RBS...

If you're referring to the collapse of RBS....If the OP doesn't know the answer to the details they posted, I cannot imagine they would have been privvy to knowledge of the precarious liquidity position RBS found itself in!

Gorgeous_George

happybroker wrote: »

Amazing....perhaps indicative of the quality of some of the staff employed in the banks just now, and we wonder why the world of finance is in a pickle!!

People in glass houses....

GG

getmore4less

VIGILANT22 wrote: »

I don't understand your post?...Did the OP state they worked for RBS...

If you're referring to the collapse of RBS....If the OP doesn't know the answer to the details they posted, I cannot imagine they would have been privvy to knowledge of the precarious liquidity position RBS found itself in!

Bleeding obvious

happybroker got it.

VIGILANT22

getmore4less wrote: »

Bleeding obvious

happybroker, got it.

As you repllied to my post and in addition.... in case you haven't noticed I am not happybroker..........but i guess that is ..colloquially speaking "Bleeding obvious".........:)

happybroker

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=29868169&postcount=18

Vig...op previously mentioned that works for this banking group.

Georgous George.... unwarranted statement re glasshouses my friend, also rather unwelcome.

chambta

TBeckett100 wrote: »

not you business is it? or will my bank start talking about me on public internet forums?

It's a theoretical situation. Get a grip. The 'customer' may not even exist other than to flower up the story. It's a conversation I had but I wanted to personalise it to bring it to life a little.

I should have realised with the posters on here that it was more trouble than it's worth.....

VIGILANT22

chambta wrote: »

It's a theoretical situation. Get a grip. The 'customer' may not even exist other than to flower up the story. It's a conversation I had but I wanted to personalise it to bring it to life a little.

QUOTE: I suspect a customer of the bank

Do you not have enough daily scenarious without making them up......

Do RBS still refer to staff health?

JA1000

He's a civil servant now!! Probably go on strike next or moan about 6 weeks holiday and 10 days sick not being enough, let alone the extra bank holidays!!!

getmore4less

chambta wrote: »

It's a theoretical situation. Get a grip. The 'customer' may not even exist other than to flower up the story. It's a conversation I had but I wanted to personalise it to bring it to life a little.

I should have realised with the posters on here that it was more trouble than it's worth.....

If you want explore a situation then do that.

opening with

Just wanted to run this scenario by people on here.

I'm sure it's happened and the reason I post this is I suspect a customer of the bank I work for is doing/has done this.

is not the best way.

mortgagegirl9

Well it would be a headache. However, with the right papers/permissions this might be allowed. "Ignorance of the Law excuses no one", so I would rather ask first and verify the legalities before taking such an endeavor.