Plan b for those with savings

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vetran replied

18 April 2013, 14:13
Originally posted by KentPhilip View Post

What is it about this article that strikes you as left-wing?

KUATB I'm winding the prawny one up after he piled in against the Daily Heil in the Bricking it thread..
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OwlHoot replied

18 April 2013, 13:39
Originally posted by KentPhilip View Post

What is it about this article that strikes you as left-wing?

The letters, B, B, and C.
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KentPhilip replied

18 April 2013, 13:18
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Stop Reading the leftie BBC

What is it about this article that strikes you as left-wing?
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vetran replied

18 April 2013, 12:36
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

I suspect these firms are "helpful" and can appoint a solicitor to manage the sale for you "at no extra cost!"

a fool and their money heh?
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DimPrawn replied

18 April 2013, 12:25
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Now we know where the Double Glazing salesmen & Agents went to die.

seems the sellers solicitor wasn't doing his job.

I suspect these firms are "helpful" and can appoint a solicitor to manage the sale for you "at no extra cost!"
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vetran replied

18 April 2013, 12:15
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

BBC News - Consumers being misled over quick house sales, OFT warns

Malcolm Haywood, from Lincolnshire, wanted to sell his house quickly, and agreed to a sale price of £120,000.

But just before the deal was signed, the company involved, Gateway Homes UK, dropped the price to £80,000.

Pat Hardy, from Teesside, signed a similar deal with Tom Craven Property.

She had agreed a purchase price of £75,000, but the day before the removal men were due to arrive, they lowered the offer to £40,000.

Now we know where the Double Glazing salesmen & Agents went to die.

seems the sellers solicitor wasn't doing his job.
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vetran replied

18 April 2013, 12:12
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

We could make this a generic message for CUK General;

Stop reading; it will only confuse you!

There you go something AssGuru & his socky Proggy are ahead of me on!
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Pondlife replied

18 April 2013, 12:08
I love lamp!
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Mich the Tester replied

18 April 2013, 12:01
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Stop Reading the leftie BBC

We could make this a generic message for CUK General;

Stop reading; it will only confuse you!
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vetran replied

18 April 2013, 11:59
Stop Reading the leftie BBC

Stop Reading the leftie BBC
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DimPrawn started a topic Plan b for those with savings

18 April 2013, 11:47
Plan b for those with savings

BBC News - Consumers being misled over quick house sales, OFT warns

Malcolm Haywood, from Lincolnshire, wanted to sell his house quickly, and agreed to a sale price of £120,000.

But just before the deal was signed, the company involved, Gateway Homes UK, dropped the price to £80,000.

Pat Hardy, from Teesside, signed a similar deal with Tom Craven Property.

She had agreed a purchase price of £75,000, but the day before the removal men were due to arrive, they lowered the offer to £40,000.
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