Is there any way I can get a copy of a deleted thread I made?

*confused*

A thread I posted a couple of days ago has been deleted (I am unsure why, but that's not the important bit). I would really, really like a copy of it though as there were some really helpful suggestions and advice from other posters on it which I want to follow up but can't remember!

I don't want the thread reinstated, just a copy of it's content.

Anyone know who I should contact please?

Huge thanks in advance, it's pretty important to me.

brian_723

have you tried google cahce .



google the title of your thread or post and include money saving expert forum ,and part of the post if you can remember then if google finds it click cached .

*confused*

Just tried going through the cache and google, but still no joy, just says invalid thread specified

Nile

*confused* wrote: »

A thread I posted a couple of days ago has been deleted (I am unsure why, but that's not the important bit). I would really, really like a copy of it though as there were some really helpful suggestions and advice from other posters on it which I want to follow up but can't remember!

I don't want the thread reinstated, just a copy of it's content.

Anyone know who I should contact please?

Huge thanks in advance, it's pretty important to me.

Hello *confused*

This text is from the Forum Rules:

Why has my post/thread been removed without telling me?
Posts/threads are deleted so we're no longer "publishing" them. While you may have posted it once we are made aware of it - we are legally liable too as the publisher. When something is deleted, it's removed from public view but it's still viewable by the Forum Team and can be reinstated if it needs to be. It won't show up in a forum search.





If you send an email to [EMAIL="forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com"]forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com[/EMAIL] and tell them the name of your thread, they might be able to help you.

I have no idea why your thread was removed and I'm not saying that you broke the rules. If you read the Forum Rules, you're less likely to have any of your threads or posts removed in the future.;)

Regards

Nile