Non-stick frying pans that stay non-stick

[woody1]

Indeed it could. I've no idea how many scheme users are on the loan books they've got their hands on but even 1000 individuals with average loans of £50k would be £50m.

Clearly they are "investing" quite a bit of money in this paper exercise. They wouldn't be doing this if they...

[woody1]

I was referring to Trethowans Solicitors seeming high class. Not W28; there's nowt classy about them.

Google: trethowans llp top 150...

[woody1]

Googling Trethowans "West 28th Street", it looks like they have represented them on previous occasions.

However, these may have been normal debt recovery cases, and nothing like what's going on here....

[woody1]

Looking at their website, Trethowans seem like quite a high class law firm. You have to wonder why they would get involved with grubby scavengers like W28.

[woody1]

https://gazettelife.com/news/almost-...port-yesterday

"The Irish budget operator is the only airline reported to have taken such decisions at Lanzarote Airport."

This is the 2nd time this year, and twice in 2024....

[woody1]

That would be a dangerous game on the home front. Prolonged high petrol prices, rising inflation, higher interest rates, worsening cost of living might not go down too well with the American public. Even the MAGA lot may start to turn against Trump, and Republicans could pay a heavy price in the midterms....

[woody1]

Different Montpellier I think. The IoM scammers were Montpelier (one "l").

Any way to tell how big a firm W28th is? Arnold is the sole director....

[woody1]

Out of curiosity, I looked up recent sold prices of similar houses on the same streets.

(1) £230k
(2) £270k
(3) £450k

I doubt salaries of the jobs we had have gone up by the same multiples. ...

[woody1]

Could the firms defending victims be in cahoots with the scammers? Probably not but, you know what, nothing would surprise me these days.

Previously, we've seen ambulance chasers coining it in "defending" scheme users against HMRC, when there was never really any chance of success....

[woody1]

Property certainly seems a lot more unaffordable now than it was back in the 80s and 90s.

In 86 we bought a new 2-bed semi in Stockport for £20k, on a 95% mortgage, based on one university research assistant £7k salary.
The following year we bought a 2-bed semi in York for £30k, on...

[woody1]

One for our moderator sleuth WTFH...

[woody1]

Yes, I suspect that may be what's shortening their life. A couple of times a week I have the pan searing hot....

[woody1]

Soylent Green...

[woody1]

Don't do any of those.

I don't mind binning them every year or two but it just seems wasteful. We've got stainless steel saucepans my mother gave us 40 years ago that are still almost as good as new....

[woody1]

We've gone through loads of them over the years. They're great when they're new but over time they get less and less non-stick. No amount of cleaning/scrubbing/scouring seems to restore the non-stick. We've tried lots of makes, with different non-stick coatings, but none last more than a couple of...

[woody1]

The low hanging fruit will already have been had several years ago. They really are on diminishing returns if all they're relying on are idle threats....

[woody1]

By not disputing/challenging these papers, could that be tantamount to implicitly accepting their legitimacy?

These guys might be chancers but probably best to be on the safe side. If it was me, I'd seek advice....

[woody1]

As the world's #1 superpower and reserve currency, America can survive a disrupter in charge. (Although even Trump fears the markets, especially the bond market)
However, as we found out with Truss, little old UK can't. So watch out below if Farage & co get in.