Will there be a debt reset of everything

eskbanker

onlyfoolsandparking said:

Shakin_Steve said:

108 replies over 11 pages.......just sayin.......

And the OP was banned, lol

Given the similar delusions and posting styles, the cynic would suspect that at least some of the more recent new contributors are alter egos, and they seem to be getting banned too....

onlyfoolsandparking

eskbanker said:

onlyfoolsandparking said:

Shakin_Steve said:

108 replies over 11 pages.......just sayin.......

And the OP was banned, lol

Given the similar delusions and posting styles, the cynic would suspect that at least some of the more recent new contributors are alter egos, and they seem to be getting banned too....

I think your right, does that make us both cynical? lol

grantmondo2010

Though my blue blooded neighbours are already up that creek wih no paddle or boat, they're already worried about how they're going to pay for their childrens education, even going so far as to try and get a partial refund on their school fees due to the schools being closed, and they're worried that they may be forced financially to send their children to state schools.  They are already trying to sell one of their cars - the only one they actually own, have cancelled the leaees on the two cars that they leased, have changed their shopping habbits from M&S, and Waitrose to ASDA, and Aldi/Lidl - places that before the whole covid 19 thing they'd turn their noses up at as being beneath them, this has hit them extremely hard financially to the point where it is putting serious strains on the family budget - they've maxed out all of their credit cards and are living in their overdraft, and serious strains on their marriage/family life.  They are talking about declaring bankruptcy and selling their home 40% below market value - 

dr_adidas01

grantmondo2010 said:

Though my blue blooded neighbours are already up that creek wih no paddle or boat, they're already worried about how they're going to pay for their childrens education, even going so far as to try and get a partial refund on their school fees due to the schools being closed, and they're worried that they may be forced financially to send their children to state schools.  They are already trying to sell one of their cars - the only one they actually own, have cancelled the leaees on the two cars that they leased, have changed their shopping habbits from M&S, and Waitrose to ASDA, and Aldi/Lidl - places that before the whole covid 19 thing they'd turn their noses up at as being beneath them, this has hit them extremely hard financially to the point where it is putting serious strains on the family budget - they've maxed out all of their credit cards and are living in their overdraft, and serious strains on their marriage/family life.  They are talking about declaring bankruptcy and selling their home 40% below market value - 

Load of nonsense it’s just the same person under a different username posting the same rubbish!! 

Zanderman

grantmondo2010 said:

[....tldr....]

I'm impressed by your ability to cut and paste, without attribution, from other sites.
But you perhaps spending too much time worrying about things written on sites like
https://www.sharecafe.com.au/2019/10/31/the-coming-great-global-reset/
and
https://aheadoftheherd.com/Newsletter/2019/MMT-is-a-spectacularly-Dem-idea.htm
If we're financially doomed we're financially doomed.
Cutting and pasting stuff won't change that.
Just relax, and have a nice bank holiday weekend.  

grantmondo2010

Zanderman said:

grantmondo2010 said:

[....tldr....]

I'm impressed by your ability to cut and paste, without attribution, from other sites.
But you perhaps spending too much time worrying about things written on sites like

If we're financially doomed we're financially doomed.
Cutting and pasting stuff won't change that.
Just relax, and have a nice bank holiday weekend.  

Thanks I’m relaxing now I know the rent holiday has been extended to well beyond September 

John_

grantmondo2010 said:

Though my blue blooded neighbours are already up that creek wih no paddle or boat, they're already worried about how they're going to pay for their childrens education, even going so far as to try and get a partial refund on their school fees due to the schools being closed, and they're worried that they may be forced financially to send their children to state schools.  They are already trying to sell one of their cars - the only one they actually own, have cancelled the leaees on the two cars that they leased, have changed their shopping habbits from M&S, and Waitrose to ASDA, and Aldi/Lidl - places that before the whole covid 19 thing they'd turn their noses up at as being beneath them, this has hit them extremely hard financially to the point where it is putting serious strains on the family budget - they've maxed out all of their credit cards and are living in their overdraft, and serious strains on their marriage/family life.  They are talking about declaring bankruptcy and selling their home 40% below market value - 

You don’t have blue-blooded neighbours, you’re in a low-rent place which you are defaulting on, your wife is moving out and you have serious money problems, as you’ve posted elsewhere.

Shakin_Steve

harryharry305 said:

Tell the LL you want £4000 cash or bankers cheque for you to leave quickly without smashing the place up

or it will cost him more than that and at least a year of no rent to get you out

remember you have the upper hand

I know what I'd do if I was your landlord. Wait until you stepped out of the door and change the locks.

Malkytheheed

grantmondo2010 said:

Though my blue blooded neighbours are already up that creek wih no paddle or boat, they're already worried about how they're going to pay for their childrens education, even going so far as to try and get a partial refund on their school fees due to the schools being closed, and they're worried that they may be forced financially to send their children to state schools.  They are already trying to sell one of their cars - the only one they actually own, have cancelled the leaees on the two cars that they leased, have changed their shopping habbits from M&S, and Waitrose to ASDA, and Aldi/Lidl - places that before the whole covid 19 thing they'd turn their noses up at as being beneath them, this has hit them extremely hard financially to the point where it is putting serious strains on the family budget - they've maxed out all of their credit cards and are living in their overdraft, and serious strains on their marriage/family life.  They are talking about declaring bankruptcy and selling their home 40% below market value - 

Why would you sell your home at 40% below market value???? Just for a laugh???? Market value is what a buyer is willing to pay for it. So they will tell the buyer. Thanks for the offer but we are hard up so would like to accept only 60% of your offer .