PLEASE HELP :( unsecured debt of 35k

ciscokid

Just proving you never really read anything in detail...which is why i can't take your digs at me serious....get the facts right first, then I might listen...

ciscokid

dantheman2010 wrote: »

Convenient that you were banging on about needing a loan for Christmas, as your kids had no Christmas presents, and now you have magically gambled your way out of that prediciment. Have you managed to gamble your way out of not being able to heat the home your children live in?

Theres no magic...a little luck maybe

dantheman2010

ciscokid wrote: »

WRONG

WRONG

I forgot you have access to my bank statements and know how I am spending my money every day.

ciscokid wrote: »

Just proving you never really read anything in detail...which is why i can't take your digs at me serious....get the facts right first, then I might listen...

So you didnt say you needed a £15k loan to consolidate your other debts?

So you didnt say you couldnt afford all the repayments of your debts?

So you didnt say your home is not heated?

So you didnt say you cant afford to heat your home because of the amount of debt interest you have to pay?

So you didnt say your family have to sit in bed at night because its too cold to sit in the lounge due to no heating?

So you didnt post a screen print of your bank accounts showing £-999 and £0?

dantheman2010

ciscokid wrote: »

Just proving you never really read anything in detail...which is why i can't take your digs at me serious....get the facts right first, then I might listen...

Oh and they are not digs at you, they are just observations and quesitons.

And you wouldnt listen to anyone, you had about 14 pages of advice on a previous thread and you ignored every single piece of advice given.

Danni-R

Please stop replying to this person.

James, If you can get through these posts please see all the kind words and advice about GA etc. I'm not in the same place as you but I just want to wish you good luck.

Stuck_1

Cisco if your gambling is done mostly on-line & you wanted to stop completely you could pay for the program below & install on your pc's.

http://www.betfilter.com/

dantheman2010

Danni-R wrote: »

Please stop replying to this person.

He just keeps putting totally useless information and providing bad advice on peoples threads which some people may succumb too and people need to be advised to steer clear of Ciscokid

ciscokid

Stuck_1 wrote: »

Cisco if your gambling is done mostly on-line & you wanted to stop completely you could pay for the program below & install on your pc's.

http://www.betfilter.com/

That is called daylight robbery imo. One measure I took (which didn't cost a penny!) was to log into my wireless router and add each url of the known sites to the web filtered lists (most routers will provide this, and most people are using routers these days). Then have someone you know and trust (such as a partner) to be the one who resets the admin password on your router so you can not get back in to reset it. This way, ANY computer you have in your home network will not be able to access these sites (until of course you perform a reset on your router but this means digging out your username and password and config settings again...ie...pita) Of course, this doesn't stop you when you are at someone else'se house on their computer or at work or an internet cafe...but neither does that software either. There you go, the bringer of bad advice and useless information which should be avoided saving you $70 per year right there.

dantheman2010

Ahhhhh Ciscokid, are we no longer friends? I am disappointed you didnt answer the list of questions, especially after you said I didnt read everything in detail and didnt have my facts right. I thought you might clarify things.

ciscokid

Give my thread a good read again (best starting brewing the coffee now) and you can answer all those questions yourself!