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No, but they'll get your house.And irrespective of the outcome, they ain't getting a f**king penny from us. End of.
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No, but they'll get your house.And irrespective of the outcome, they ain't getting a f**king penny from us. End of.
This truly is distressing. I've seen this first hand. The power of a youtube video can destroy all reason. No matter what you may scream in their ear, a youtube video holds some sort of magical spell.mufc1959 wrote:He's tried the Spaniard 'void mortgage' argument with the lender, lost at the FOS and is now in court using the same tactics, despite strong counsel from others not to follow that path.
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No, but they'll get your house.And irrespective of the outcome, they ain't getting a f**king penny from us. End of.
I'm .... stunned that he would ask for help from "someone who's further down the rabbit hole" - admitting he views himself as "down the rabbit hole".chalkiex wrote:This is the part where I really need the help of someone who's further down the rabbit hole than I am.
Someone should really tell Chelkiex that Simon the great sage of void mortgages, pays his mortgage in cash like a good little boyHyrion wrote:Oh my:
I'm .... stunned that he would ask for help from "someone who's further down the rabbit hole" - admitting he views himself as "down the rabbit hole".chalkiex wrote:This is the part where I really need the help of someone who's further down the rabbit hole than I am.
Either he has no knowledge at all of the meaning behind the phrase and it's relation to Lewis Carrolls work "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" ...
or
it's even more amazing he'd put himself in that context and somehow view that as part of reality.
mufc1959 wrote:I think that dissatisfaction might rise to new levels once the CCJs and possession orders start being issued against Peter's customers.AiusLocutius wrote:What's revealing here is the level of dissatisfaction from those who have signed up, all of this is only just being kept from boiling over into the main forums.
It's the dying days as those who opted in are now already feeling conned but are using there unity to temporarily hold on to the false belief.
This could turn out to be Mark Haining Ceylon's salvation.aarons1950
What do I think - I think you lied to us because you said blatently up this thread that they hadnt' told you you could appeal to an ombusman, but its there in black and white that you were told you could, you just put on here two pages of there letter and left of the last page where they said you could appeal and then made out you hadnt' been told about it. So this makes me doubt anything else youv'e said. And I found it where all the FSO decisions are on there database you just have to search for a key word to find whatever you want and I just put in Paragon.
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Agreed.Hyrion wrote:Oh my:
I'm .... stunned that he would ask for help from "someone who's further down the rabbit hole" - admitting he views himself as "down the rabbit hole".chalkiex wrote:This is the part where I really need the help of someone who's further down the rabbit hole than I am.
Either he has no knowledge at all of the meaning behind the phrase and it's relation to Lewis Carrolls work "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" ...
or
it's even more amazing he'd put himself in that context and somehow view that as part of reality.
I think it's more likely a Matrix reference than an Alice one.Hyrion wrote:
Either he has no knowledge at all of the meaning behind the phrase and it's relation to Lewis Carrolls work "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" ...
That’s a SUCCESS!!!1!!!! thenI have reviewed everything Mr H has provided and confirm that I’m familiar with the arguments put forward by him in support of his contention that there is no valid loan agreement between Paragon and Miss G. The arguments, in my view, have no basis in law, logic or common sense...... . I am fully aware of the discussions on various internet forums about whether or not banks actually have any money to lend or whether all money is illusory and the rather convoluted arguments in support of these theories...... To my knowledge, no court or tribunal in the UK has found in favour of a borrower who has attempted to have a loan agreement written off or a legal charge set aside using the type of arguments put forward by Mr H.......
If no arrangement to repay the arrears can be reached, Paragon may have no option but to take possession action. I sincerely hope that situation does not arise, but if it does, I would suggest Miss G takes legal advice from a qualified solicitor before attempting to defend any possession action using the arguments she has raised here in her complaint. my final decision
My decision is that I do not uphold this complaint. Under the rules of the Financial Ombudsman Service, I am required to ask Miss G to accept or reject my decision before 23 February 2015.
Jan O’Leary
ombudsman
http://www.ombudsman-decisions.org.uk/v ... leID=70835
Yeeaaaaa..... that's not any more reflective of reality then Alice.longdog wrote:I think it's more likely a Matrix reference than an Alice one.
How very dare you... The Matrix is an documentaryHyrion wrote:Yeeaaaaa..... that's not any more reflective of reality then Alice.longdog wrote:I think it's more likely a Matrix reference than an Alice one.
It's written in legalese, so the scale of Mr H's historic VICTORY!1!! isn't obvious to the ordinary reader. For example, 'convoluted'. This actually means : con (cheat), vol (amount), u (you), ted (Edward H, the complainant's advocate).wanglepin wrote:That’s a SUCCESS!!!1!!!! thenI have reviewed everything Mr H has provided and confirm that I’m familiar with the arguments put forward by him in support of his contention that there is no valid loan agreement between Paragon and Miss G. The arguments, in my view, have no basis in law, logic or common sense...... . I am fully aware of the discussions on various internet forums about whether or not banks actually have any money to lend or whether all money is illusory and the rather convoluted arguments in support of these theories......