Eidur in BIG debt.

[SonsOfThunder]

If you are in debt, just write to the people yourself; say what you've got, tell them how much they can have, and don't be scared by any 'formal or legal' looking letters you receive. Under no circumstances fill out any of those 'means test , income/outgoings' forms the credit companies are so fond of, and never, ever,discuss your financial situation with a 'representative' over the telephone, no matter how hard they try to push you. If you owe under 20 grand, tell the company or companies to take you to court if they wish. If you have made them a reasonable offer usualy they decline legal action, as it's not worth the bother. Some may take you to County Court; don't be afraid as it's common practice for the CC Judge to side with you, as long as you are making some kind of regular payment, however token this may be. Also, keep copies of all correspondence, and a diary of calls made to you by finance/credit companies/debt collectors.

Or, don't buy stuff you can't afford.

Remind me about your National Debt then.

Too many zeroes for your imagination to grasp, Zulus - sometimes number are too big for comprehension.

It's a good thing the Chinese are good at math.

[CAPSLOCK]

If you are in debt, just write to the people yourself; say what you've got, tell them how much they can have, and don't be scared by any 'formal or legal' looking letters you receive. Under no circumstances fill out any of those 'means test , income/outgoings' forms the credit companies are so fond of, and never, ever,discuss your financial situation with a 'representative' over the telephone, no matter how hard they try to push you. If you owe under 20 grand, tell the company or companies to take you to court if they wish. If you have made them a reasonable offer usualy they decline legal action, as it's not worth the bother. Some may take you to County Court; don't be afraid as it's common practice for the CC Judge to side with you, as long as you are making some kind of regular payment, however token this may be. Also, keep copies of all correspondence, and a diary of calls made to you by finance/credit companies/debt collectors.

Or, don't buy stuff you can't afford.

Indeedy

[Prufrock]

The thick f*ckers. Lets shoot 'em all. Ey while I'm at it, there's probably someone cleverer than me. Might as well top mesen then.

[thebish]

If you are in debt, just write to the people yourself; say what you've got, tell them how much they can have, and don't be scared by any 'formal or legal' looking letters you receive. Under no circumstances fill out any of those 'means test , income/outgoings' forms the credit companies are so fond of, and never, ever,discuss your financial situation with a 'representative' over the telephone, no matter how hard they try to push you. If you owe under 20 grand, tell the company or companies to take you to court if they wish. If you have made them a reasonable offer usualy they decline legal action, as it's not worth the bother. Some may take you to County Court; don't be afraid as it's common practice for the CC Judge to side with you, as long as you are making some kind of regular payment, however token this may be. Also, keep copies of all correspondence, and a diary of calls made to you by finance/credit companies/debt collectors.

Or, don't buy stuff you can't afford.

Remind me about your National Debt then.

Too many zeroes for your imagination to grasp, Zulus - sometimes number are too big for comprehension.

It's a good thing the Chinese are good at mathS.

fixed that for you!

[SonsOfThunder]

Or, don't buy stuff you can't afford.

Remind me about your National Debt then.

Too many zeroes for your imagination to grasp, Zulus - sometimes number are too big for comprehension.

It's a good thing the Chinese are good at mathS.

fixed that for you!

Ah, but in U.S. English 'math' is a non-countable noun. So let's just say we're both right.

[Lord Kangana]

We don't need a prefix, we just use English. Need I say more?

[TANGODANCER]

Article in the Sun Goals section today has an interview with Eidur in which he say's he bid "£100,000 at a Frank Worthington
charity night auction, for a guitar owned/signed by the Rolling Stones, despite his wife kicking feck out of him under the table each time he bid.

[thebish]

Ah, but in U.S. English 'math' is a non-countable noun. So let's just say we're both right.

U.S. English is wrong. I think that's all that needs to be said!