Probably that any spammer or scam merchant can get one, and thus few people take them seriously.
Anybody get the money from the "we will find you a better mortgage or give you 100 pounds" offers?
Feb 09, 2008
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I see, however, when i am not at work I tend to use my hotmail account. If that is considered spamming, scamming or even trolling then so be it.
And how do you factor in any adverse thing that made the original mortgage more expensive?
tim
Apologies - i've since seen a legit post from your good self on uk.legal
Thanks for your offer, but I'm not going to send any financial information to a hotmail address or post it to a newsgroup.
Gareth.
when i am told
what is a legit post?
Then why ask?
legit - legitimate, i.e. one that wasn't just out to spam :-}
LOL i thought it eluded to a run away post.
I was expecting you to provide more professional looking contact information; at least a website which gives the details of the offer.
wrote
So you'll ignore it if not told, and not bother asking?
The offer is as stands, we have leaflets, but no website content, sorry if you disapprove, but, there it is.
Don't you even have a business telephone number, and/or address?
Not at all
wrote
Then what's the *real* answer to the other tim(not at home)'s question?
that question being?
wrote
Read it for yourself. It's up there ^^^^ !! Previously, you answered "when i am told".
Did you mean alluded to an eluded post?
Nope, we have been running the promotion for 2 years now and it works well, if armchair lawyers want to pour scorn on any company making money and act as this NG's Victor Meldrews, then i am not going to help fill their empty days with something for to do, even if he is "Not at Home" WAW
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