Brogden's Debt Disaster & Self Managed DMP!

Brogden

helena124 wrote: »

Morning Brogden,
Totally agree with Granny, brilliant post. This IS a great place to find refuge and comfort when a lot of people in the real world couldn't even start to understand what it's like to find yourself in a pit of debt despair.
I'm keeping on reading and am continually inspired by my fellow debt free wannabe-ers whose journey and tales motivate me and give me the courage to deal with my own quagmire.
Keep up the good work, Helena :beer:

Thank you so much Helena

I agree, agree, agree. The forum does sometimes seem too good to be true........but it is of course true and real.

I know in no time you will have banished that 'quagmire!'

Brogden x

helena124

Morning Brogden - thanks for your kind words. My own quagmire's 'score on the door' was at a similar level to yours (all unsecured too) and I've been working hard at clearing it. I emphasise with your situation but take heart that it can be done and the hardest part is facing up to it. Well done you.
Have a great Sunday, Helena

helena124

Morning Brogden - thanks for your kind words. My own quagmire's 'score on the door' was at a similar level to yours (all unsecured too) and I've been working hard at clearing it. I emphasise with your situation but take heart that it can be done and the hardest part is facing up to it. Well done you.
Have a great Sunday, Helena

Brogden

Oh dear me !!

I have just been clearing out my spam and find I have a rare case of 'blighter re-emergence syndrome!!'

I mentioned that a short while ago I adjusted my signature figures down as I was choosing to ignore a pesky PDL. They had referred to a DCA. Many months ago I called the DCA to discuss repayment and was advised that they had taken the debt back from the DCA. I called them directly on the number on their letters and emails to be advised that this was their parent company and 'it was nothing to do with them.' I wasn't even sure if the PDL was still in business as I was rushed off the phone somewhat by somebody with more important things to do.

Before I start adjusting my debt figures upwards on my signature, I am going to get a little assertive here........I mean......a business has to try to be 'credible' doesn't it?

Looking at the mess that is Wonga / CFO lending and (here we go) 247 Moneybox.......what sort of industry is this? What a fool I have been............but somehow I think I might get off fairly lightly

This is no 'big downer' for me......as I write this I am much more concerned with the 'Ayers Rock' of my debt portfolio and next year will be interesting.

Have a great day all.

Brogden

in_need_of_direction

Whatever the outcome, it won't derail you just maybe give you an extra month or two of payments and that's more than doable.

Brogden

Thanks INOD ! Have a nice day.

Brogden.

NoOneAround

Hello Brogden:hello:
Oh my, what a busy thread this has been, all sorts gong on.
Must agree that Ali-Ok's way of deciding diet sounds great but risky. What we really all need are crystal balls to cut out the guess work.:p
NOA
xx

Brogden

Thanks NOA x

If its busy here then I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing?

I think a lot of it is just me getting my panties in a twist !!

Lovely to hear from you again sweetie - I have been keeping up with you you know So pleased you are in such fine form

Brogden x

NoOneAround

Brogden wrote: »

Thanks NOA x

If its busy here then I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing?

I think a lot of it is just me getting my panties in a twist !!

Lovely to hear from you again sweetie - I have been keeping up with you you know So pleased you are in such fine form

Brogden x

Thanks B
Always a good thing;) !
but twisted panties are really uncomfie:eek: Advise that you untwist ASAP:D as discreetly as poss;)
x

Brogden

NoOneAround wrote: »

Thanks B
Always a good thing;) !
but twisted panties are really uncomfie:eek: Advise that you untwist ASAP:D as discreetly as poss;)
x

Haha :rotfl:!!!!!

xx