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Sammy_Girl

sutton111 wrote: »

I'm going to have to get my up to date credit reports as well. It's going to be a little better than it was 2 years ago as alot of my defaults should of dropped off last year :j . It's still chilling reading though. I must admit I'm a little scared of getting them .

It is a bit daunting - but once you know exactly where you stand it, things can only get better. You know that you're not going to make the same mistakes again.

darcyvuqua

Sammy_Girl wrote: »

Why would you say that?

That's not funny

comeon lighten up its the only way im going to sleep with that sheep i am welsh you know:rotfl: :rotfl:

sutton111

Sammy_Girl wrote: »

It is a bit daunting - but once you know exactly where you stand it, things can only get better. You know that you're not going to make the same mistakes again.

Yes true i'm never going to make the same mistakes ever again. I was stuiped when i was younger but i now have taken control and i will only get things i can afford to repay.

sutton111

darcyvuqua wrote: »

comeon lighten up its the only way im going to sleep with that sheep i am welsh you know:rotfl: :rotfl:

I do drive Darcy, but i'm knackered so sorry i can't get you a chinese.

Sammy_Girl

Blank post.

darcyvuqua

what shrewsbury like mate never been fancy a trip down see something new i suppose it would only take me half an hour or so what is it like for shopping

Brian1966

Sammy_Girl wrote: »

Do you still owe the money? How long ago was it sold? I think Fairmorn got a new Cap 1 card after having a default from them a few years ago.

Yep still owe money.. £560 at the last count on what was a £200 limit:mad: Sold to DCA in 2005 who put the default on. Only had on letter from them in 3yrs

darcyvuqua

ooooh i see a similar thing going on as to the other night when someone took the biscuit out of idiots otherwise known as soldiers

Brian1966

darcyvuqua wrote: »

ooooh i see a similar thing going on as to the other night when someone took the biscuit out of idiots otherwise known as soldiers

I did 2 1/2 years with the Cheshire regiment, best mate through school killed in Northern Ireland whilst I was there, another mate killed in Ballykelly bombing as wll so know where you are coming from.
The Army taught me to drive PCV and HGV too which is how I make my living now but the memories never fade.

Sammy_Girl

sutton111 wrote: »

I didn't read his post i just thanked him with out reading it, so every post in the past you thanked you read Sammy, i think not. Don't get up set with me. I never wrote it.

I'm not upset at anyone. And yes I do read every single post that I have thanked. You know that's the point of a forum. You read the posts and you reply

It's the time of the month - what can I say