GDPR issue payday loan

glennstar wrote: »

Full points for trying your best, Kentish Dave, but I fear that Les79, et al, are one of those growing group of semi-professional weaselers who get into scrapes because they do not engage with the given situation properly, end up with a suboptimal result and then find loads of reasons why they have been hard done by and then have a right old complain in the hopes that somehow they will wear the their opposite number (doesn't matter who it is by the look of it) down and to get away with something.

No, I'm just concerned about my data :rotfl:

I don't like it being passed to a third party potentially unnecessarily.

And I don't like waiting over 1 calendar month for a SAR for no reason.

Just because you're not bothered about your data, doesn't make me a "weaseler".

You have offered fair, unbiased, factual advice.

I would have agreed with you both..... 12 MONTHS AGO! When I sort of did precisely what their "advice" entailed.

The advice was unsolicited and irrelevant given the context.

Les79, feel free to report this comment too - like the last one I left that you didn't like... if you like.


Breath taking!

I didn't report your other post!

But you did appear to make a baseless allegation of fraud against another user.

I agreed to remove my quote of the message if you PM me.

The comment you made could *potentially* be libel, and MSE probably doesn't like to be drawn into stuff like that.

glennstar wrote: »

It wasn't an allegation, it was simple observation. The OP failed to make the loan reason known to the lender, quoting something else instead. This is technically fraud. If they want to take it up with me then they are free to do so.

You probably want to read up on what libel is... or in this case, technically, defamation. Once you've had a quick read up, you can explain to me how my statements were defamatory.

If you want to make those points, do it on the other thread!

This is precisely why a lot of people don't post on this forum! And probably why cf1234 won't be back on this forum...

You pose a question about GDPR and you get an answer about something else from some people (I acknowledge some users who were helpful).

You post about having a gambling issue and reclaiming money and you are accused of committing fraud.