YES Loans Stolen my money !!!

Demonicomelette

Some people are just such !!!!!! that it makes them feel good about themselves to launch into tirades at others. Grow up, you sad little man. If you are so offended by the OP's question, or their presentation, why not just save the time and not bother reading it? Or maybe you actually have nothing else to do? Get a !!!!ing life, you sorry !!!!!!!.

Apples2

NeverEnough wrote: »

Hmm. So much for the grammatically perfect..........

Nobody suggested it was.

It seems my tongue in cheek remark went right above your head in any case! How come you thought nothing of the term England after prefect (you do know that is wrong too)?

My point was it isn't too much to ask for posters to make a legible post. There are a lot of useful posters who simply wouldn't bother trying to read it at all.

To suggest someone is a thief is hardly respectful now is it?

Demonicomelette wrote: »

Some people ........... inane whining..........., you sorry !!!!!!!.

I note you haven't managed to contribute anything to this thread.

SnowTiger

Apples2 wrote: »

...they haven't STOLEN your money, you GAVE them your money.

Perhaps obtaining money by deception?

I would love to listen in on one of these calls to find out whether Yes Loans, etc, out and out lie or use carefully crafted language to part customers from their money.

I suspect it's the latter: carefully crafted language.

DanDaniel

Thanks for the advice, we got there in the end ! I will write a letter to them tonight. Thanks also for the support from people i trust have/are in a similar boat to me. When you are desperate you will try anything to make life just that little bit easier, i admit i rushed into this one but, contrary to popular belief, i am no fool, just desperate on the day. I still feel very angry that they could be so cunning and i stand by what i originally say in that they told fibs when it came to telling me i had passed the credit check. I was not after the sympathy vote just some advice which i kindly received and am very thankful for. I have learnt my lesson, kind regards Dan.:beer:

snowqueen555

I thnk some of you are too hard on opener poster. Even if its been posted before, people like me have never ventured in the the Loans section, so threads like these can be helpful to people who are new to Loans/scams

toadyfrog

Apples2 wrote: »

Firstly... Are you happy with that block of rambling text above??QUOTE]

Internet tough guy

Easy to be nasty to someone when its not face to face, there is just no need for it.

KingElvis

toadyfrog wrote: »

Apples2 wrote: »

Firstly... Are you happy with that block of rambling text above??QUOTE]

Internet tough guy

Easy to be nasty to someone when its not face to face, there is just no need for it.

There are many different personalities on a forum, Apples may be direct but gives excellent advice and that's what counts when people are loosing money and need pointing in the "right direction"

And the op's initial post was really confusing and badly written but at least he has a way out now.

dfh

It seems to be the Simon Cowell syndrome. People can give advice without being rude and sarcastic. And we complain about the lack of manners in today's young generation !

KingElvis

dfh wrote: »

It seems to be the Simon Cowell syndrome. People can give advice without being rude and sarcastic. And we complain about the lack of manners in today's young generation !

Who is Simon Cowell?

Anyway, the fact remains that Apple's post is the only one in this thread which is of any real or practical value to the op

far2812

Back to the question - write to Yes Loans stating that you feel conned - you will receive your money back as have a lot of people!