Have probate but need to know what to do to transfer property.

david_rh

in reply to dvardysshadow.I was only trying to get some advice from a land registry rep.I did think that this is what these forums were for.The question I asked is not totally irrelevant as it is linked to land registry titles.So much for the newbie alert!

BobQ

DVardysShadow wrote: »

Would you please go here http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.php?f=16 and use the 'new thread' button to start an new topic?

Your problem is only superficially similar to the one under discussion here - and the significant issue - that you want to take out a secured loan on a property under probate is totally irrelevant to the current discussion.

Is there any need for such a high handed attitude with a new poster?

DVardysShadow

david_rh wrote: »

in reply to dvardysshadow.I was only trying to get some advice from a land registry rep.I did think that this is what these forums were for.The question I asked is not totally irrelevant as it is linked to land registry titles.

The Land registry rep will be as likely to pick up your problem if you include 'land registry' in your thread title as they will be to pick up from this thread. More likely even.

So why not just start a new thread?

BobQ wrote: »

Is there any need for such a high handed attitude with a new poster?

If you don't tell them, they never know. I don't think you have any grounds to complain. Note, I am being high handed with you.

david_rh wrote: »

So much for the newbie alert!

So, you go around hijacking threads for 20 posts and then someone tells you not to because your newbie alert has gone. And you feel even more embarrassed.

Please don't hijack threads. It messes up the conversation for the original Poster. And often people will just read the opening few posts and post their thoughts on the first problem, not yours. When newbies do a thread hijack, often they will be ignored rather than exacerbate the problem. So nobody really gains from a thread hijack.

Or if someone suggests starting a new thread, the newbie will come back and say they didn't know how to. This is not about being nasty to a newbie. It is about helping you to put up your problem in a way which gets it the attention it deserves. BobQ is not really helping you.

david_rh

I dont feel embarrassed at all.Some of us don't go around thinking we know it all and then try to belittle those who are just starting something new.Obviously you fall into the category of know it all , you werent trying to help you were being obnoxious

DVardysShadow

david_rh wrote: »

I dont feel embarrassed at all.Some of us don't go around thinking we know it all and then try to belittle those are just starting something new.Obviously you fall into the category of know it all.

Nobody is belittling you. Why have a go at me? Being a newbie does not give you a licence to insult people.

I imagine that no one is answering your query because you are steadfastly refusing to start a new thread. If I had wanted to belittle you, I would have posted something like "Ignore this newbie because he is so wet behind the ears that he does not know how to start a thread :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:".

Just use a tabbed browser, one tab on this thread and use another tab to go to the forum page http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/...splay.php?f=16 and use the 'new thread' button to start a new topic. Then use copy and paste to transfer your text into your opening post and you are sorted.

david_rh

The reason I have not started a new thread is that I have had a message giving me the answer to the question I put on last night.So much for your theory.As for insulting you ,sorry but you are just insulting yourself with your petty ridiculous attitude.As for assuming I am a "he" shows you for what you are. I tried to send you a message but your inbox gives a message that it is full,I have no doubt why .Now just go away.

DVardysShadow

Thanks for the laugh.