House sold - I left some rubbish in the loft

Benny24

Ohh dear the best laugh i've had all day.....Thank you!

darkcloudi

thesaint wrote: »

I thought it petty but took a morning off work and did it anyway. :

To be honest I can't be asked to argue I noticed this post so thought I should respond. I know for a fact that the vendor did not take a day off work as it was a Saturday So whether you are the vendor is quite questionable.

I only asked for advise and as I said it would be extreme if I would take the rubbish to the new landlords property, its something that was floating my mind but if I wanted to do this I would have done it by now.

thesaint wrote: »

I put the rubbish in the bin, because that's where rubbish is kept. I do not carry bin bags around with me (who does) so I put the rubbish straight in the bin, I have done this for 20 years without much grief.
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Interesting as the vendor weren't living at the property and for 20 years thats even interesting as the person I bought it off was quite young so you must have been 5 when you purchased the house.

thesaint wrote: »

i've never moved house and not found something left in the loft that the previous occupant forgot about. :

Trust me the names are on some of the items that belong to the vendor so it belongs to the vendor.

thesaint wrote: »

He's told my solicitor that he doesn't have a wheelie bin! I know that, I lived there !!!!!!, why doesn't he just put it in a black bag and let the bin men take it away, that's what council tax is for.
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I haven't told my solicitor about this rubbish until recently and she told me to get in touch with the estate agent as it would be quicker which I have not bothered as I could not be asked. So not sure what you are babbling about here. So not sure where you coming up that your solicitor told you to remove the rubbish in the bins.

Whether you are the vendor is quite questionable.

thesaint

All those who don't get it (;) to all that do), I thought I had cleared everything up, I went back at his request to clear up some leaves that had fallen from the tree. He wanted me to take them with me, why would I do that? I am not talking about a burnt out car in the garden, it's a pile of leaves:mad: .

I do understand that it is an inconvenience, but it's all part of the process that us Brits do when we are buying and selling a house.
Why should I go clambering up into the loft of his house now, if I fall, I would have to take more time off work.

The whole process of selling took 4 months to complete and was a transaction totalling 10's of thousands of pounds, why bother spoling it all for a simple trip to the tip (If it won't go in the bin)?
bclark, it's not correct that council tips are only open during working hours, the one near my old house is open until 8pm during April to October!

Even if it were closed, he could tip it in someones drive in the rough council estate at the end of his street. Before you slate me, I am not saying he should, but who'd know;) .

Snowmaid, I can understand cleaning a rental property, those landlords are all demons, they are itching to keep your deposit, I won't even go into that now.
But, it's not a rental he's bought it.

I'm not usually so tense, but this dude is seriously winding me up.

hjb123

Sorry I am lost here, are the two threads interlinked or are they seperate - or is this one a micktake of the other?

irnbru_2

hjb123 wrote:

or is this one a micktake of the other?

Right third time.

thesaint

darkcloudi wrote: »

To be honest I can't be asked to argue I noticed this post so thought I should respond. I know for a fact that the vendor did not take a day off work as it was a Saturday So whether you are the vendor is quite questionable.
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Trust me the names are on some of the items that belong to the vendor so it belongs to the vendor.

Whether you are the vendor is quite questionable.

I assure you any similarity between my thread and yours is purely coincidental(Even though I gave a link to it in my OP).

darkcloudi

hjb123 wrote: »

Sorry I am lost here, are the two threads interlinked or are they seperate - or is this one a micktake of the other?

hjb123 I asked for advise on the forum to see if anyone has had experienced with vendors who have left rubbish in a propery they have purchased.

saint noticed the thread and started a thread of this own and comes out to say he was the previous owner, which is quite questionable as I noticed some of the crap that was in his comments.

darkcloudi

thesaint wrote: »

URL="http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=424460"]this link[/URL][/COLOR] he is even asking random strangers on the blasted interweb now:mad: :mad: :mad:

Interesting you gave a link to my thread and now appear to say its purely coincidental. Also you tend to refer to similar items that I mentioned in my thread and only items which I referred to in my thread.

MJMum

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shell2001

Am scared at how many people dont get this:eek: