first time credit card advice

ste187

oh dear me , get a grip . aint ya got nothin else to worry about youth . havin spent many years on web forums etc never came across this kinda attitude . can you not see the full stops . i will leave as i am not gonna be as anal as you , enjoy . xx

grumbler

ste187 wrote: »

...i am not writing a letter for a job...

ste187 wrote: »

...can you not see the full stops ...

Do you not have guts to say the same to your potential employer then?

There are different forums. If you are asking for advice or help, it's a bad idea from the very first lines [STRIKE]your [/STRIKE]you type to show disrespect to the people that you are asking.

ste187

when or if i have to apply for a job i do it correctly .
i came lookin for advice on credit cards not how to use the queens english , which i can use as and when i feel i need to . as for you look at your use of english in your last post .

grumbler

I have to confess that English is not my first language, but unlike you I am doing my best to improve it. You are very welcome to correct me.

ste187

my post has gone . mate have a look at how your last post reads . for some one so anal on the queens english you should read what you have written .

ste187

i am english and use my language as i please . it can be perfect if it needs to be . please spend your time learning more .

ste187

bugsy i hear ya , just tryin to stay cool here .

Calfuray

To be fair, I can see what grumbler means. When you're posting on a site asking for advice, it doesn't look good that you can't be bothered to take an extra minute to capitalise, punctuate and not use text speak.
I understand that people are on mobiles, iPads etc, but that's no reason, I always make sure to type properly. I think it just comes across as a bit disrespectful.