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just ignore it all, £200 is nothingAgent 47 wrote:aslo whats a ccj
aint it a court thing? they warn you before you get one i think
if they threaten me with that i guess il pay
County Court Judgement bruv.Agent 47 wrote:aslo whats a ccj
aint it a court thing? they warn you before you get one i think
if they threaten me with that i guess il pay
I'm not angry, I just think he's an utter spengTerpit wrote:I dont see why you're getting angry at Wonga, it's societies fault
Well, I'm 31 and despite having an income that'd probably bring tears to your eyes, I'm currently having to build up my own credit rating due to having been a bit of a dick 10 years ago and allowing myself to ignore it for too long.Agent 47 wrote:lest agree to disagree
from the way you come across magma you seem a bit clean shirt lol
Agent 47 wrote:got prettier clothes than you lol
You're also missing a tooth.Agent 47 wrote:got nicer clothes than you lol
I can't believe I just read thatmagma wrote:
Well, I'm 31 and despite having an income that'd probably bring tears to your eyes
Agent 47 wrote:got nicer clothes than you lol
Meh, it wasn't a boast tbh... I was trying to work out how you type "I earn what I consider to be fuckloads of money, but still can't get a mortgage because I spent more money than I had on cars when I was 21" without mentioning salary.Terpit wrote:I can't believe I just read thatmagma wrote:
Well, I'm 31 and despite having an income that'd probably bring tears to your eyes
At your age that's probably the kidney stones, mate.magma wrote:Well, I'm 31 and despite having an income that'd probably bring tears to your eyes
What cars did you have?magma wrote:Meh, it wasn't a boast tbh... I was trying to work out how you type "I earn what I consider to be fuckloads of money, but still can't get a mortgage because I spent more money than I had on cars when I was 21" without mentioning salary.Terpit wrote:I can't believe I just read thatmagma wrote:
Well, I'm 31 and despite having an income that'd probably bring tears to your eyes
If I hadn't utterly lucked out and got this job, I'd never have got out of debt. I'm just trying to encourage Agent not to make the same mistake - most people won't get this lucky.
My main car was a Celica 190 (new shape) which my mate and I spent about 3 years mucking about with and tuning over weekends (no, there's not enough to do in Weston-Super-Marewolf89 wrote:What cars did you have?magma wrote:Meh, it wasn't a boast tbh... I was trying to work out how you type "I earn what I consider to be fuckloads of money, but still can't get a mortgage because I spent more money than I had on cars when I was 21" without mentioning salary.Terpit wrote:I can't believe I just read thatmagma wrote:
Well, I'm 31 and despite having an income that'd probably bring tears to your eyes
If I hadn't utterly lucked out and got this job, I'd never have got out of debt. I'm just trying to encourage Agent not to make the same mistake - most people won't get this lucky.
(not meaning that in a "how much money did you spend" way but actually what you were into)
)... I dread to think how much got spent on it in total, tbh, but as a hobby, I'd recommend it to anyone tbh (I still love cars). If I did it again I'd just NEVER trust myself to "get those wheels on credit now and pay them off over the next few months."
China / First Born Baby Girls / Pay-per-view webcam.SCope13 wrote:have you attempted to supplement your income through blending in any way? surely there's got to be opportunities there in this day and age