Getting "shorted" when someone owes you money!

takman

coffeehound wrote: »

I tend to keep a float of cash at home in case of emergencies like perhaps the debit card stopping working. Doesn't everyone keep some folding on-hand at home?

Most people on here have many different current accounts to get the best interest rates and multiple credit cards to stooze money and get cashback. So it is extremely unlikely that they would all fail!.

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

coffeehound wrote: »

Bung us eight quid then, you won't miss it

It's on its to the ...

shaun_from_Africa

Pollycat wrote: »

As for the £8 short, why didn't you mention it at the time and why haven't you asked for it since?

It was mentioned at the time.

paulfoel wrote: »

So out of the blue friend turns up with £350 cash in an envelope. Says sorry I'll have to owe you the £8.

Geoff1963

. . . plus 8 % statutory interest.

DoaM

Geoff1963 wrote: »

. . . plus 8 % statutory interest.

BoE base rate plus 8%. That 0.25% makes all the difference

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

I'm going to the Wobbleade emporium Thursday night. I'll put £8 on the bar.. want to join me?