Pay ALL your debt off by Xmas 2013

kerri_dfw

HelenPie wrote: »

Oh dear! No auto-recover?

No it's v1sio...turns out he's done some magic trick and saved it up until about an hour beforehand...I'm out of the dog house I have told him to save it to a drive and keep 3 days worth at least, silly boy he should know all this.

Debt busting news...today is a NSD! I cannot believe how many I'm wracking up as I haven't had any unplanned spends since NYD

eddi

HelenPie wrote: »

Oh dear! No auto-recover?

I just typed exactly the same response and when I hit "preview post" you'd done it first lol

@Kerri - at least you're out of the dog-house now. And quite quickly too it seems.

psychopathbabble

jakes-mum wrote: »

:eek: :eek: I dont do phones! :rotfl:. Have absolutely no idea what my details were for either card . . . hmm maybe i'll just send a request in to both of them and see if anything comes of it

I didn't either, I just rang and said I had a loan with you approximately 6-8 years ago, what were the account numbers? After some searching, they eventually found me

jakes-mum

psychopathbabble wrote: »

I didn't either, I just rang and said I had a loan with you approximately 6-8 years ago, what were the account numbers? After some searching, they eventually found me

I did try that with marbles before and because they sold out to Virg1n they say you have to contact them about anything, and of course Virg1n want nothing to do with it as it was a marbles account :mad:

minicooper272

I don't know about you lot, but I'm always the sort that thinks my boss and colleagues all think I'm an incompetent, slow, waste of space, and can't wait to send me back to the scrap heap! I got a copy of my one year review today though, and was pleasantly surprised, so feeling nice and positive today :j I hope HR/payroll think the same way!

Completely forgot, but my expenses were transferred today. They haven't arrived in my account yet but I decided to pay off another £50 and 'reimburse' myself when the funds come through.

#17 £3161/3486 = 90.68%

Spagbol, I feel like I keep creating so many updates for you, but I'm too excited to hold off on them! :rotfl: I don't think I'll be able to find any more money until payday though.

amr547

can someone tell me what the difference is between mould caused by damp and mould caused by condensation??? is there a difference?

mumsiemum

minicooper272 wrote: »

#17 £3161/3486 = 90.68%

Spagbol, I feel like I keep creating so many updates for you, but I'm too excited to hold off on them! :rotfl: I don't think I'll be able to find any more money until payday though.

I'd be the same - you are soooooooooooooo near now - I hope you have got a treat planned for when you are DF!!!

Well done on the review!!

mumsiemum

amr547 wrote: »

can someone tell me what the difference is between mould caused by damp and mould caused by condensation??? is there a difference?

I'd be interested to know this too!

amr547

mumsiemum wrote: »

I'd be interested to know this too!

we had a water leak in Oct and was left with damp patches on the walls (no mould). sent pics to the agency they said LL said he will fix it up in the spring. atm my walls are pretty gross!

http://i45.tinypic.com/2h7ewbt.jpg and the plaster has cracked here too, i'm a bit worried about it!

kerri_dfw

amr547 wrote: »

we had a water leak in Oct and was left with damp patches on the walls (no mould). sent pics to the agency they said LL said he will fix it up in the spring. atm my walls are pretty gross!

http://i45.tinypic.com/2h7ewbt.jpg and the plaster has cracked here too, i'm a bit worried about it!

Eww that's not nice, have you tried to clean it? The walls are probably quite damp if it's from the water leak. You could try a dehumidifier if anyone you know owns one to try to dry the walls out a bit. Although my experience of walls like that is they have to redo the brickwork where it's yucky. Is it in a bedroom?