Are you a CAB officer who sent me a letter? If so read this

In_Search_Of_Me

helloooooooooooooooooooooooooo...
Think I caught it just in time
Thought I'd make a bumping rhyme!
Has our Martin found the dood
Who was ever so cunning & shrewd!
Shop the banks
We're up in arms!
Cost they do us lost of harm!
So come on CAB where are you now?
We want to show them no way no how!

Now I aint a poet
That much is clear
But I'm gonna be debt free
Just like my peers!!

...sorry couldnt help myself & I know I need to get out more before you say it!

System

Bump - all in a good cause of course.

jessicamb

Bumpity bump bump bump

PigginSkint

sorry I'm a newbie and I perhaps I am being a bit dim...what's all this 'bump' business about?

Actiongirl_2

Alleycat wrote:

How about contacting the CAB Press Office? They could send an email to all the offices in the country to try and find them?

Yes, but said officer might get in trouble - all advice and appointments are confidential - like the doctors and solicitors.

kwisstan

PigginSkint wrote:

sorry I'm a newbie and I perhaps I am being a bit dim...what's all this 'bump' business about?

It moves the message back to the top of the board. as it renews the last post time

MinnieSpender

PigginSkint wrote:

sorry I'm a newbie and I perhaps I am being a bit dim...what's all this 'bump' business about?

A bump pushes the thread back to the top of the pile.

Here's another one... BUMP!

pennylane99

there was a Panorama programme a while ago, was this it....

Marion McDonald's husband Mark's body was found on a railway line in January 2005.

There was no suicide note but his back pack was stuffed full of bank statements relating a tale of massive loans.

Mrs Macdonald did not know how much debt Mark owed until he died.

She has now uncovered the full extent of lending that Mark McDonald's bank, the Royal Bank of Scotland, was prepared to make.

He had loans, two credit cards and a re-mortgage with the bank. When he died his total indebtedness to the RBS was £120,000.

Insurance policies meant that the RBS recovered almost £90,000 of the money Mark McDonald owed.

Initially the bank demanded that the remaining £27,000 of Mark's debt be repaid in full.

Then, after 15 months, it settled for 17 per cent of the remaining debt.

When responding to the BBC's request for a statement the RBS said that a letter sent to Marianne McDonald's solicitor which offered a settlement was never received. The letter got lost in the post. Now the RBS has decided to waive all of the debt.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/5129514.stm?ls

loobyloo1980

bump bump bump

I remember watching that programme, very sad.

PigginSkint

kwisstan wrote:

It moves the message back to the top of the board. as it renews the last post time

oh I see! I thought it was something rude... seeing as there were so many declarations of love for Martin!!!:rotfl: