Police screw up. legal help please?

littlepockets

Butlers1982 wrote: »

"Read my posts sweetheart" and understand my point silly silly child.

What a hypocrite - maybe you should read my posts and understand my points .....and learn how to argue your points in a more mature manner

littlepockets

Butlers1982 wrote: »

Read my posts sweetheart and understand my point silly silly child.

What a hypocrite...........might help if you learn to argue your points in a more mature manner

Butlers1982

might help if you learn to argue your points in a more mature manner

Thats what you dont understand though isnt it.

Im Not arguing at all, its YOU that has turned it into that. Im stating i completely disagree with the OP's opinion on what has happened. With you being so snappy and coming out with sarcy comments, you have turned it into a argument.
So why dont you just relax as Mrj600 has suggested or will you put another "mature" post in saying that We have "an appreciation society!"

LMAO.

littlepockets

Butlers1982 wrote: »

Thats what you dont understand though isnt it.

Im Not arguing at all, its YOU that has turned it into that. Im stating i completely disagree with the OP's opinion on what has happened. With you being so snappy and coming out with sarcy comments, you have turned it into a argument.
So why dont you just relax as Mrj600 has suggested or will you put another "mature" post in saying that We have "an appreciation society!"

LMAO.

I suppose mjr600 telling other MSErs to "RTFM" in another post was being mature

In this post refering to the OP as being an "ungrateful moaner " and arguing "A fairly small fee is charged" and saying that "The OP is an example of one of the common problems now experienced in UK society", a lack of responsibility and a desire to aportion some form of blame on another." telling the OP to "get a grip on reality." was being mature and constructive

The OP was looking for advise not a lecture - if you read the posts you'll understand the fundamental point that contrary to Home Office Guidelines he was not given the option to just collect his car

You need to understand the hardship these costs cause for victims of crime before you "LMAO"

dunstonh

You need to understand the hardship these costs cause for victims of crime before you "LMAO"

Its not much of a fee though and far cheaper than a total loss situation. It costs the same as around two tanks of petrol.

There are consequences and liabilities that exist in life with various things and owning a car is no different.

pinkladymel

WHOAH what the hell?
If someone has stumbled on this board desperate for help and reads this thread what are they going to think? The rules clearly state that you must be nice to fellow MSE'ers at all times. If you can't, just offer all the help you can, then walk away then you aren't mature enough to post. Regardless of whether you disagree/agree with the original poster or are indeed the OP themself I hardly think 4 pages is worth it?

Amongst your words there have been people here who have used their own legal cover to help, have spent time looking on the internet and have written long concise posts explaining laws etc. If you can find the time to write so many petty posts can you not find the time to answer these people and say a simple thanks?

You guys have been good in other parts of the forum.. dont spoil your name eh? Its just not worth it.

Mel xx

Optimist

Oh Mel what a spoilsport you are I was enjoying that little bun fight !

pinkladymel

yeh me too but shh dont tell anyone ;P

Butlers1982

what a spoilsport you are I was enjoying that little bun fight

I know i was too.

Anyway im sure the OP still has to pay their money!

pinkladymel

optomist i heard from somewhere you're a smelly badger eater that eats toenails...

must be true..

want a fight?? :P:P:P