Signed credit agreement

auto-man

endora wrote: »

This is where you are really really wrong! UE DOESN'T write off the debt, it just means the creditor cannot use the courts to make you pay. BR/DROs/IVAs DO write off some or all of the debt.
So you think having £100k written off by going BR is OK but having £10k worth of UE debt is not? :eek:

And it's not just a full stop that's been omitted, how about when the whole agreement has been omitted (i.e. there isn't one)? :rotfl:

I think it's time to go back to the proper forum and leave these clowns to play with themselves cos that's all they're capable of.

I'm bored already!

LovelyLeeds

auto-man wrote: »

Silly? :rotfl:

I hardly think so. I don't need to prove that, you however need to as you've just been caught out.

"Its a bit grim oop norf" "fick norveners" :rotfl:

Firstly I'm not from the North - silly person making assumptions...
Secondly, just to spell it out again (ha!), Endora shot herself in the foot by spelling allocate incorrectly, having ridiculously admonished the poster for spelling enforceability incorrectly.
The point is, the post was totally legible and readable, to point out a mis-spelling was childish and petulant.
Now, silly person, what IS your point?

endora

auto-man wrote: »

I think it's time to go back to the proper forum and leave these clowns to play with themselves cos that's all they're capable of.

I'm bored already!

I agree, let's hop on my broom and fly! :rotfl:

LovelyLeeds

endora wrote: »

I agree, let's hop on my broom and fly! :rotfl:

Make sure you do a spell-check before you go....

Peelerfart

I think auto-man is great,his posts brighten my day.

Wutang_2

Peelerfart wrote: »

I think auto-man is great,his posts brighten my day.

Have you converted too?

Peelerfart

Wutang wrote: »

Have you converted too?

I have studied the words of NID and become a believer.

My next step along the path of enlightenment is to stop paying my loans off.

auto-man has been like a beacon to me,I dont have an image, so I just look at a spanner and it reminds me of him.

chanz4

duff beer , oh wait thats a copyright of the simpsons. I didnt have a fully signed contract

happy_bunny_2

Depends what you mean compulsory, I was told 10 years ago that I could only have a loan from RBS if I took out PPI, despite the fact I was in a secure long contracted professional job with long term sick pay cover. I didn't know any better, and I'm sure they got a lot of people that way too.

Apples2 wrote: »

It wasn't compulsory, thats the point, and the reason they are being dragged over the coals. You just fell for the waffle from someone desperate for a bonus at work enough to lie to you.

The fact that there was a box to tick sugests there is a choice involved. Same as agreeing to T&C's, read them and only sign if you agree to be bound by it's terms (a whole new can or worms right there).

ILW

happy_bunny wrote: »

Depends what you mean compulsory, I was told 10 years ago that I could only have a loan from RBS if I took out PPI, despite the fact I was in a secure long contracted professional job with long term sick pay cover. I didn't know any better, and I'm sure they got a lot of people that way too.

Have to say that I have trouble understanding that as an argument.
For example, if I went to buy a car and was told that if I wanted to buy the car, I also had to purchase a motorbike. I would just turn down the whole deal. What is the difference?