Loan that should never have been approved?

gb12345

Apples2 wrote: »

You can't beat a good sheer vision.

I agree and its even more satisfying when it adds to your post count, ready for your spam effort.

gb12345

peeterjozaf wrote: »

No it is not good. spam in good way :A

More inane warblings of a pathetic spammer. :cool:

silverwhistle

Looks like the AI programs the spammers use need a bit of tweaking.

I notice the OP hasn't been back.. I've sympathy for the situation but not much for the question. On the other hand, the way things are going we do seem to be encouraging debt in our young people these days, and I speak as one of the fortunate generation who had a grant to go to university. Eventually at the age of 28 I even bought a £100 banger... Attitudes do seem a little different these days...

Apples2

There's a link between the one post trolls and the bot spam.

gb12345

Apples2 wrote: »

There's a link between the one post trolls and the bot spam.

As the post above yours (by cmkspammers) would appear to prove.

Kapoww

Apples2 wrote: »

We went off on a tangerine talking about some other posts this week.

What do you say about the OP's opinion that none of this is his fault?

I think it's entirely the person who took out the loans responsibility.

That's like me saying I didn't like my Uni course, so my loan was wasted - it should never have been approved.

You're over 18 it's your own responsibility to use it wisely - I got a credit card when I was 18, does that mean I should have maxed it out and pulled the 'I was young and stupid' card? No.

When it comes to loans and credit cards, just because you can doesn't mean you should

Cycrow

Very true, unfortunately alot of people don't want to take responsibility for their actions and are always looking for someone else to blame

Kapoww

It's always someone elses fault these days isn't it when you listen to people. Just take it for what it is, admit you made a boo boo and learn from it I always say :think: