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Keeping my car. (Almost definately)
caro33
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I asked for advice on this board a few weeks ago as I had a date for BR and wasnt sure what would happen about my car. May 3rd was the day and it was so easy I would say please dont worry about it. It really does seem a rubber stamp job and no-one is interested in judging (even the judge)! I saw him for about a minute.
Today was my phone interview. It was fine, the young man was very pleasant. I told him I was not working at the mo but was looking and he said as long as I could give him proof in the next 6 weeks that I was applying for a job or had got one, even if only for a couple of hours a week then i could keep car. If not, I could sell it to one of my family for a nominal amount, in effect still keeping it.Its only worth about £200 so thats possible.All in all Im very relieved with how its worked out. Now I just have to learn to live without credit cards and I'll be fine!!!
I asked for advice on this board a few weeks ago as I had a date for BR and wasnt sure what would happen about my car. May 3rd was the day and it was so easy I would say please dont worry about it. It really does seem a rubber stamp job and no-one is interested in judging (even the judge)! I saw him for about a minute.
Today was my phone interview. It was fine, the young man was very pleasant. I told him I was not working at the mo but was looking and he said as long as I could give him proof in the next 6 weeks that I was applying for a job or had got one, even if only for a couple of hours a week then i could keep car. If not, I could sell it to one of my family for a nominal amount, in effect still keeping it.Its only worth about £200 so thats possible.All in all Im very relieved with how its worked out. Now I just have to learn to live without credit cards and I'll be fine!!!
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Sorry to say, not always definite. I had my car on hire purchase had paid most of it (only a feww payments left) I needed it for work and it transported my family too and from work and school but still they took it for the creditors!!0
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