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chris rainbow3 days ago

send a recorded letter stating your charges ,for receiving anything from equiter,ending the letter with the line " any reply will mean you have agreed my terms and conditions " . the precedent was set by steve Higgins in 2013 and your fee can be what you like. now,should they be silly enough to persue, you now have a signature of agreement of your terms,meaning you now have a contract and they will have to pay your fee. my charge would be £5000, but its up to you. hope this is helpful.
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I responded thusly:
LOL I'd love to see how far you get with your foisted unilateral contract in court.
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chris rainbow3 days ago

send a recorded letter stating your charges ,for receiving anything from equiter,ending the letter with the line " any reply will mean you have agreed my terms and conditions " . the precedent was set by steve Higgins in 2013 and your fee can be what you like. now,should they be silly enough to persue, you now have a signature of agreement of your terms,meaning you now have a contract and they will have to pay your fee. my charge would be £5000, but its up to you. hope this is helpful.
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This Steve Higgins? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-no ... e-22257500
He was compensated for being cold called at £10 per call (not £5000), and it was not for being called by collectors of a legitimate and legal debt. Also dealt with by Small Claims Court (therefore not a precedent IIRC) and wasn't defended.
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chris rainbow3 days ago

send a recorded letter stating your charges ,for receiving anything from equiter,ending the letter with the line " any reply will mean you have agreed my terms and conditions " . the precedent was set by steve Higgins in 2013 and your fee can be what you like. now,should they be silly enough to persue, you now have a signature of agreement of your terms,meaning you now have a contract and they will have to pay your fee. my charge would be £5000, but its up to you. hope this is helpful.
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This Steve Higgins? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-no ... e-22257500
He was compensated for being cold called at £10 per call (not £5000), and it was not for being called by collectors of a legitimate and legal debt. Also dealt with by Small Claims Court (therefore not a precedent IIRC) and wasn't defended.
Good find, he also made no freetard remarks or gave any indication he has drank their kool aid. He used the courts in the correct way and won, but these idiots still do not get it.
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Yeah I remember that case, was chuffed for the guy since most of the unscrupulous cold callers are difficult to track down and pursue for damages.
I fail to see how it legitimises their foisted unilateral contracts.
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Firthy 2002 wrote:I responded thusly:
LOL I'd love to see how far you get with your foisted unilateral contract in court.
I would have responded: "If you make another post on this thread, you agree to pay me $50,000."
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Firthy 2002 wrote:I responded thusly:
LOL I'd love to see how far you get with your foisted unilateral contract in court.
I would have responded: "If you make another post on this thread, you agree to pay me $50,000."
$50,000 - don't sell yourself short - this guy (Tom) wants 8 million - but he doesn't specify what currency.

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Dr. Caligari wrote:
I would have responded: "If you make another post on this thread, you agree to pay me $50,000."
And of course my rebuttal: "I do not wish to create joinder with you!"
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I would have told chris to go create joinder with himself.
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It seems that certain internet memes go together like Morecambe and Wise or fish and chips.

So Sov citizens and Freemen are never far away from a good conspiracy theory or several.

One perennial is the soopa sekrit mission of the lizard men/banking cabal/PTB (other villains are available) to poison everyone on the planet using chemicals released from planes high above us - Chem-trails.

Ignoring the fact for a moment that the Illuminati or whoever might be doing this would actually be poisoning themselves at the same time due to the indiscriminate nature of aerial-released chemical weapons, the accusations have stirred august scientists to finally rebut and debunk them.

https://news.uci.edu/research/surveyed- ... cy-theory/

The link takes you to an article written by those know-nothings at UCI (University of California).

One of their spokesmen said;

“We don’t imagine that we’re going to sway the beliefs of hardcore adherents to the chemtrails conspiracy theory with this study. But we thought it was important to go on the record with fundamental scientific facts to refute claims that the government is deliberately spreading harmful chemicals from aircraft.”

Of course, UCI are probably just part of the conspiracy.............
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It was only a survey, so quite cheap, but a waste of time and money. They asked atmospheric scientists about the existence of a "secret large-scale atmospheric program" (SLAP), and -- surprise, surprise, they all said, nope, there's no evidence for that.

A clear case of, "Well, they would say that, wouldn't they?"

Like all good conspiracy theories, the people best qualified to refute the evil-doing are the ones accused of committing it.
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littleFred wrote:It was only a survey, so quite cheap, but a waste of time and money. They asked atmospheric scientists about the existence of a "secret large-scale atmospheric program" (SLAP), and -- surprise, surprise, they all said, nope, there's no evidence for that.

A clear case of, "Well, they would say that, wouldn't they?"

Like all good conspiracy theories, the people best qualified to refute the evil-doing are the ones accused of committing it.
How do you prove a negative?

The biggest issue I've had trying to talk to chemtrail believers is that the absence of proof implies the proof. You can't prove that they don't exist? Then they must exist because you can't prove they don't and I know they do. One of my Facebook "friends" (who has since unfriended me and blocked me, shame, that) was a true believer. They were out to kill us all. When I took a picture of a beautiful, blue Kentucky sky he couldn't answer why there wasn't a single con-trail anywhere. You hardly ever see one out here, and if you do it's probably military and pretty high up. If "they" are trying to kill us all then "they" are doing a poor job of it.
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I have a brother-in-law who I recently discovered is a chemtrail conspiracy adherent. I spent about 15 minutes trying to show him the fallacy of the belief, only to realize I had spent about 14 minutes too long on this hopeless exercise.
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JamesVincent wrote:If "they" are trying to kill us all then "they" are doing a poor job of it.
Indeed. But those are gubbmuntt statistics you are using, that say populations are growing. But troofers know the troof: the gubbmunts are killing us off, actually reducing populations, and are lying about population numbers.

There are photos of aircraft full of tanks like water barrels, connected by pipes and pumps. Troofers declare, "This proves chemtrails." Someone knowledgeable explains these are ballast tanks for aircraft testing, to see what would happen if all the passengers shifted to one side or the rear of the plane or whatever. Troofers declare, "He's obviously an insider, a shill, so he would say that wouldn't he."

Any argument with a troofer is a waste of time.
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I usually just say 'if TPTB were really trying to control us through mass distribution of chemicals, there are far easier and cheaoer ways to distribute it than packing a plane full of chemicals and flying it from one end of the country to the other'.

That usually gets them ranting about fluride in the water supply mind you...

Some people you just cannot have a reasonable conversation with though, my possibly soon to be brother-in-law is one of these, if you share an opposing view, be prepared for a long night, he's not in the slightest bit freetard/troofer/conspiracy nut, but you could easily mistake him for one on any given day he's so dam argumentative.
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thing about contrails is jet engines are highly efficient so there's not much there but water vapor and CO2. Plus they're up in the sky. A more reasonable conspiracy would be one to make traditional, ground level smog more toxic. But i've never seen a conspiracy theory that says that the oxygenating additives in gasoline are actually intended to poison us.
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JamesVincent wrote:
littleFred wrote:It was only a survey, so quite cheap, but a waste of time and money. They asked atmospheric scientists about the existence of a "secret large-scale atmospheric program" (SLAP), and -- surprise, surprise, they all said, nope, there's no evidence for that.

A clear case of, "Well, they would say that, wouldn't they?"

Like all good conspiracy theories, the people best qualified to refute the evil-doing are the ones accused of committing it.
How do you prove a negative?

The biggest issue I've had trying to talk to chemtrail believers is that the absence of proof implies the proof. You can't prove that they don't exist? Then they must exist because you can't prove they don't and I know they do. One of my Facebook "friends" (who has since unfriended me and blocked me, shame, that) was a true believer. They were out to kill us all. When I took a picture of a beautiful, blue Kentucky sky he couldn't answer why there wasn't a single con-trail anywhere. You hardly ever see one out here, and if you do it's probably military and pretty high up. If "they" are trying to kill us all then "they" are doing a poor job of it.
The reason your picture is so pristine is because you're basically next door to Illuminati World Domination Headquarters in downtown Argillite. Go over a few counties and it looks like planes are playing tic-tac-do. Chem-Trails, my early favorite conspiracy and as my best friends know, the real reason I learned to fly in the first place.


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Heard of taking the piss....
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Postby Essential » Wed Aug 24, 2016 10:17 am

Hello

I have just passed the 6 year mark with bad debt. Are these now statute barred, as I am confused by the exact process.

I have read that if the debts are still being chased they are not statute barred, is this correct. Or is it correct that if the debtors have not managed to secure a payment in 6 years - the debt is statute barred?

Either way, if the debt is past 6 years and has just dropped off the CRA's files, can one chase PPI payments or if a ppi claim is made and the credit cards then take the payment against the card debt (even after 6 years if this is possible), does this then reset the clock and leave one with 6 years to deal with?

Many years ago I had an Abbey National mortgage. 6 years ago I had a santander CC and an overdraft both of which are not past the 6 year mark. If I were to claim PPI against the old Abbey National mortgage would any proceeds be seized against the bad OD and or CC debts, hence resetting the 6 years period?

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So they want to know if they can claim back any Payment Protection Insurance on a statute barred debt they have avoided paying. ActingLikeABanker likes this idea and sagely advises that they should be treated as two separate issues. Well he would if it means the door to some more free money opens. How he can advise that you should avoid admitting liability and avoid making any payment's but then be able to claim PPI on a debt you are refusing to admit liability for is a bit beyond me.
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Treat them as separate things, just because you did not fully pay an alleged debt you may still have paid PPI on the payments you did make.

As far as I am aware claiming PPI will not reset any statue barred clocks.

Kind of ironic that if you were paying PPI and then became unable to pay why did said payment protection insurance not kick in (well it did really just not for you ;) ).

They can chase them but as long as you neither accept liability or make a payment then the statue barred clock keeps ticking.

Certain ypes of debt can not be statue barred such as court fines, CCJ's etc.
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My understanding is you can indeed claim PPI on a debt, but it will be used to pay off any outstanding balance, and you would certainly have to admit liability.
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"I do not recognise this debt but I do recognise the PPI payments."
How could that possibly fail? :shrug:
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Last year I met a chap who wanted to reclaim the PPI premiums supporting a personal loan even though he admitted that he had asked the bank to include PPI and had made a claim on the policy when he lost his job!
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Normal Wisdom wrote:Last year I met a chap who wanted to reclaim the PPI premiums supporting a personal loan even though he admitted that he had asked the bank to include PPI and had made a claim on the policy when he lost his job!
Could you explain to we non-British what you are talking about with this PPI/Liability stuff?
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