An Even Greater Post On Moneysaving Expert?

[cupidstunt]

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=196948

I just can't blieve this post!

[Its time to buy]

these people need to learn the hard way

crazymouse she sounds like a young impressionable person who has never learned a lesson in life - always had it easy.

let me think, when was the last time a lot of people became financially worse off.... ooo let me think..... when people got into negative equity in the 90s..... its about time in history something like this came along again to remind people

Edited May 13, 2006 by notanewmember

[ʎqɐqɹǝʞɐɥs]

these people need to learn the hard way

crazymouse she sounds like a young impressionable person who has never learned a lession in life - always had it easy.

let me think, when was the last time a lot of people became financially worse off.... ooo let me think..... when people got into negative equity in the 90s..... its about time in history something like this came along again to remind people

is there anyway crazymouse could be advised to pullout as the vendors have yet to sign or is she as good as stuffed?

[Its time to buy]

crazymouse has "property fever" if they dont buy this one, they ll buy another somewhere

or they will think they will have missed the boat

[Swipe]

Looks like even the BTlers are finally starting to see the writing on the wall and getting out while they can:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=197170

[iLegallyBlonde]

is there anyway crazymouse could be advised to pullout as the vendors have yet to sign or is she as good as stuffed?

I'll have a go !

[noyk]

Still some good advice on those boards - http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=197138

[Guest pioneer31]

I think the best advice is to sign up for a dozen credit cards and shuffle them

[SarahBell]

I wonder how many of the people who get into masses of debt have done so by half-following the advice of such moneymaking saving experts.

Stoozing (Or whatever its called) does require a degree of aptitude and willpower and I suspect a lot of people wouldn't be able to resist the temptation.

[Guest Guy_Montag]

I wonder how many of the people who get into masses of debt have done so by half-following the advice of such moneymaking saving experts.

Stoozing (Or whatever its called) does require a degree of aptitude and willpower and I suspect a lot of people wouldn't be able to resist the temptation.

It's the reason I've never got involved in that malarchy. I can't even be bothered to shift my savings around more than once every few years. It makes sense to people whoi have significant credit card debts, but only if you can clear it in 6/9 months.

It was only a matter of time before credit cards started clamping down on these. These first thing to go is the nice balance transfer deals.

[iLegallyBlonde]

It's the reason I've never got involved in that malarchy. I can't even be bothered to shift my savings around more than once every few years. It makes sense to people whoi have significant credit card debts, but only if you can clear it in 6/9 months.

It was only a matter of time before credit cards started clamping down on these. These first thing to go is the nice balance transfer deals.

They all charge balance transfer fees of 3% now don't they ?

[MarkG]

Here's another interesting thread on the site:

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=197170

BTLers talking about selling their houses to FTB 'lemmings'.