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Friend been issued S8 G8,10,11,17 how can she sort this fast
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Good idea, then she won't have to make one up like she did this time!SusieT said:Friend should continue to pay the rent in the hope of getting a half decent reference. Friend should find somewhere else to live and make sure that friend pays the rent on time every time regardless of any fraud, bank closures or other dire situations."You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "2 -
In which case it would be an excellent idea for your friend to register, and post here herself. The significant risk of a misunderstanding causing her further problems should not be dismissed.Standingstrong said:
It’s not our fault that I have mental health and don’t understand some sentences sometimes.EssexHebridean said:
Friend has been advised of this numerous times on this thread now, care of the OP. It seems that either Friend is looking for any excuse to fail to pay the rent, or that either Friend or the OP are being extremely slow to grasp a very simple concept which has been explained in almost every post replying.SusieT said:Friend should continue to pay the rent in the hope of getting a half decent reference. Friend should find somewhere else to live and make sure that friend pays the rent on time every time regardless of any fraud, bank closures or other dire situations.So she should find somewhere else and continue to pay rent is this CORRECTAgain though for the avoidance of doubt -
yes she must continue to pay the rent as agreed.
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A straightforward question deserves a straightforward answer. Yes, you are correct.Standingstrong said:
So she should find somewhere else and continue to pay rent is this CORRECT
I hope both you and your friend are having a good weekend."The problem with Internet quotes is that you can't always depend on their accuracy" - Abraham Lincoln, 18641 -
My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ? the debt helpline told her no they can’t for two months0
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So what reason have debt helpline given as to why she's safe from notices for 2 months ?Standingstrong said:My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ? the debt helpline told her no they can’t for two months0 -
Why does she need breathing space if she has regained control of her bank account?Standingstrong said:My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ? the debt helpline told her no they can’t for two months
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Letting agents told her to do this? Don’t know whyanselld said:
Why does she need breathing space if she has regained control of her bank account?Standingstrong said:My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ? the debt helpline told her no they can’t for two months0 -
Letting agents told her to do breathing space , was just wondering now long breathing space is that’s all so I could advise herWonka_2 said:
So what reason have debt helpline given as to why she's safe from notices for 2 months ?Standingstrong said:My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ? the debt helpline told her no they can’t for two months0 -
A straightforward question deserves a straightforward answer. Yes, the landlord can.Standingstrong said:My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ?
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By 'breathing space' what exactly are you meaning ? That she's not going to pay the rent for another 2 months on the suggestion of the agent ?Standingstrong said:
Letting agents told her to do breathing space , was just wondering now long breathing space is that’s all so I could advise herWonka_2 said:
So what reason have debt helpline given as to why she's safe from notices for 2 months ?Standingstrong said:My friend has also done breathing space and can the landlord still go ahead with notices ect ? the debt helpline told her no they can’t for two months
As per all the previous advice whatever the agent suggests she needs to be impeccable with her future payments otherwise her fate is fairly obvious0
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