IVA??????
#3
Originally Posted by vava voom
Was speaking to my neighbour who claims he wrote all his debit off with a IVA and has now bought a new BMW???
Is this legal?
Is this legal?
**** will be in debt again soon enough stupid ****
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Have a read here: http://www.supersonicsquirrel.net/
As above if he then took out a loan to buy a car he is incredibly stupid and will be bankrupt very soon.
Steve
Have a read here: http://www.supersonicsquirrel.net/
As above if he then took out a loan to buy a car he is incredibly stupid and will be bankrupt very soon.
Steve
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Over the last week we have had a plague of calls asking about mortgages loans etc and we are ex directory
Are all these loan companies having a last minute sale or something before it finally does go kaput?
(We said no thank you.Thanks for the thought but **** off ,don't ring this number again,may your sari set on fire and your headset explode.Cheers)
Are all these loan companies having a last minute sale or something before it finally does go kaput?
(We said no thank you.Thanks for the thought but **** off ,don't ring this number again,may your sari set on fire and your headset explode.Cheers)
#13
He's lying, there is no way he could get a car on HP is he's been in a IVA, it is on his credit report for 6 years, or he's done a dodgy deal and could find Mr Bailiff at his door.
To other people's points
Other people in a household will not be affected unless they have a joint account, mortgage etc. Then it will come up on your credit report.
You cannot take out a loan, give cash to someone then buy the car in their name, any investigations will show a loan taken out by you, a car recently bought by your partner, friend etc that you use for the same amount and then apply for bankruptcy. If you do, you will be bankrupt and have the car repossesed>
Unless it is worth less than a grand
To other people's points
Other people in a household will not be affected unless they have a joint account, mortgage etc. Then it will come up on your credit report.
You cannot take out a loan, give cash to someone then buy the car in their name, any investigations will show a loan taken out by you, a car recently bought by your partner, friend etc that you use for the same amount and then apply for bankruptcy. If you do, you will be bankrupt and have the car repossesed>
Unless it is worth less than a grand
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He's been a naughty boy then, cos he's off on holiday November and i see his Mrs has got her self a new Golf
Kepping in mind the Houses in my area are £800k.....but if you can get away with it then fair play to him!
Kepping in mind the Houses in my area are £800k.....but if you can get away with it then fair play to him!
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