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Money Money Money replied

8 December 2009, 16:32
Originally posted by rhubarb View Post

Incidentally, yes she is. Very.

Prove it...
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TheFaQQer replied

8 December 2009, 15:21
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

She is family

No she isn't. She's either the sister of Mrs Rhubarb (in which case she is Mrs Rhubarb's family, not Rhubarb's), or she is the wife of Rhubarb's brother.
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MaryPoppins replied

8 December 2009, 15:21
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

I made 5 out of 2+2.
Please apologise for me to your sister in-law.
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Paddy replied

8 December 2009, 15:20
Originally posted by rhubarb View Post

Where did I say she was in trouble ?

I made 5 out of 2+2.
Please apologise for me to your sister in-law.

For the full version of the apology ring 0906 6611911

Last edited by Paddy; 8 December 2009, 15:24.
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rhubarb replied

8 December 2009, 15:12
Originally posted by cailin maith View Post

So why would you be worried about her being at your address then?

I was wondering about possible implications of having another adult using my address - them going on my credit rating etc.
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cailin maith replied

8 December 2009, 15:09
Originally posted by rhubarb View Post

Where did I say she was in trouble ?

So why would you be worried about her being at your address then?
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rhubarb replied

8 December 2009, 15:07
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

If it looks that she is in finacial trouble; why don't you help her out? She is family FFS.

Where did I say she was in trouble ?
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MaryPoppins replied

8 December 2009, 15:06
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

If it looks that she is in finacial trouble; why don't you help her out? She is family FFS.

OP didn't say she's in trouble?!
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Paddy replied

8 December 2009, 15:03
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

because she never helped him out when he was no good

He will go to Heaven if he helps her.
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EternalOptimist replied

8 December 2009, 14:56
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

If it looks that she is in finacial trouble; why don't you help her out? She is family FFS.

because she never helped him out when he was no good
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Paddy replied

8 December 2009, 14:51
Originally posted by rhubarb View Post

Hi

My sister-in-law is currently of no fixed abode, as she moved out of her rented house and is looking to go travelling around the world very soon.

So now she just seems to flit from house to house - lived with her mum for a while and has now moved into her friends parents house.

Thing is she's using my house for all her post. So her wage slips are coming here and this morning got a couple of letters from the Inland Revenue for her (just tax code stuff apparently).

Is that going to be causing me issues somewhere does anyone know ?
Just thinking along the lines of another adult registered at my property - that kind of thing.

Rhubarb

If it looks that she is in finacial trouble; why don't you help her out? She is family FFS.
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TheFaQQer replied

8 December 2009, 14:29
Originally posted by original PM View Post

In answer to the unasked question Yes you really should
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original PM replied

8 December 2009, 13:57
In answer to the unasked question Yes you really should
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rhubarb replied

8 December 2009, 13:29
Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

My little sister lives with me now, and she does not appear on my credit rating. Neither do the various people I lived with in house shares over the years.

That's quite reassuring to know! Thanks very much indeed!

cheers
Rhubarb
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Moscow Mule replied

8 December 2009, 13:21
Originally posted by VectraMan View Post

What happened to the "Is she fit?" post that was here a minute ago?

I think it's a bit of a myth that you're negatively affected by other people at the same address. Surely "connected person" means joint mortgages and the like.

I'm pretty sure I read it on the blurb when I checked my report last.

I've stopped paying them now though so can't check.
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