In reply to a post by cjn:

Is this sudden rash of futile arguments and "must have the last word" really necessary? Is it just the [censored] weather that's making people so damn miserable? How about, if you can't contribute to the theme of the thread, then just STFU.

Are you upset about the Strowger comments? Because. looking at the OP, the £4.15 charge is very much part of the theme. But you are welcome to take your own advice. Perhaps you should get out in the sun.

In reply to a post by PCJM40:

In reply to a post by DFScale:

Your moral highground is on a flat plain with lots of different views.

Thats rich from you but as I have said to you before nothing you say surprises me as you're full of it.

So he's full of it is he? It seems to me as I recall the way the "advice" was given it was BAD advise. No financial organisation worth their salt would take any notice of such because If any company added anything to a credit record whilst a dispute was in progress then the person affected would have every right to get such a record deleted or have their own statement added in refute.

OK so you think the 'advice' given by Nervous was bullying, if thats the case then its not the millennials but the geriatrics who are the snowflakes. Lets agree to disagree and you can go and have your nap.

How peculiar. Standing up against credit card bullying is being a snowflake?

Clearly a keyboard warrior geriatric who thinks advice on a forum is bullying (god help you if you was ever really bullied), time for you to take your daily donepezil before your memory of this thread completely goes.

On second thoughts don't take the donepezil as it may help us all.

Edited by PCJM40 (Thu 13-Feb-25 14:37:16)

In reply to a post by PCJM40:

Clearly a keyboard warrior geriatric who thinks advice on a forum is bullying (god help you if you was ever really bullied), time for you to take your daily donepezil before your memory of this thread completely goes.

On second thoughts don't take the donepezil as it may help us all.

Quite combative for someone who plainly believes themselves to be a keyboard non-combatant..

In reply to a post by Nervous:

Do you really want your credit rating to be impacted with a non payment default which will last for 6 years for the princely sum of £4.15?

I don't know if you were notified of replies or saw my reply earlier (as it seems the moderators have been busy) so I've copied what I said for you -
"It seems to me as I recall the way the "advice" was given it was BAD advise. No financial organisation worth their salt would take any notice of such because If any company added anything to a credit record whilst a dispute was in progress then the person affected would have every right to get such a record deleted or have their own statement added in refute."

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In reply to a post by ChrisAO:

I don't know if you were notified of replies or saw my reply earlier (as it seems the moderators have been busy) so I've copied what I said for you -

It is still there https://forums.thinkbroadband.com/plusnet/t/4772487-...

I am closing this thread due to the fact it's going off course. Apologies to steelej02 - feel free to open a new one if you need to follow up on any points however this should focus on the broadband bits.