oucho
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Are you refunding people for the Barca trip too?
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Are you refunding people for the Barca trip too?
WhaleOilBeefHooked
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I believe he is, yes, when hell freezes over.
NorthernWisdom
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tbf, you don't wantg a half-arsed fraudster. Go big or go home.
WhaleOilBeefHooked
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"100 years"
"1914 - 1918"
The guy's thick as shit as well as a crook.
WillenhallSkyBlues
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Spoke to him he said he’s even spoke to your mate Scott who’s also heard nothing about refunds. Sure you haven’t just sorted those who go on your Wallace coach to keep them happy
Esoterica
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And there was me thinking it was 100 years since the end of WW1 which was between 1914 and 1918.
WhaleOilBeefHooked
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Should it not be "1918 - 2018" then?
Johhny Blue
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Maybe Otis will give you a loan if you ask nicely
WhaleOilBeefHooked
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Otis sees the good in people and gives them the benefit of the doubt. He's a good man and it's an admirable trait...
But sometimes you need to call a spade a spade, and the evidence (and lack of it) points to something more sinister happening here.
fernandopartridge
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No, Raff as in the skinhead he is not. Raff wouldn't rip people off in any case.
Otis
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Well if I was James I WOULD take out a loan, or would arrange an overdraft to ensure people were paid back.
If it is just short term it shouldn't be a problem and James says it's just a simple case of him waiting for the money.
Johhny Blue
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If you were James there would have been free beer
'kin hell, is he still a skin? He must be in his mid-50s by now?
NorthernWisdom
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This is actually meant in James's defence(!) but... do you think someone with a fraud conviction finds it easy to get credit?!?
Otis
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True.
And I would have told them that it was cheap Tesco beer, but then given them all San Miguel .
Liquid Gold
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Still Juicy AF
Nick
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Obviously, just do a boat trip
WhaleOilBeefHooked
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Lol.
Someone with a fraud conviction will not apply for credit, and will either fraudulently claim on behalf of someone else, or get someone to do it for him.
EDIT: or they won't have applied for a loan and it's a stalling tactic and he has no intention of paying anyone back. But who knows?
Otis
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Yeah, did think of that. You can get the Wonga sort of credit though.
If I had a previous conviction and people were now calling me a fraudster on this I would take the hit and if it had to be pay day lender, it would have to be a pay day lender at a grossly over the top interest rate.
fernandopartridge
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I think it's more by necessity than choice these days, but yes he is still a skinhead of sorts
Yeah know that but did wonder if there was a link.
Otis
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Seems some were happy enough, but others were not though.
Grendel
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Would you fuck
clint van damme
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2 more fucking free drinks than I got!! Agree though. Good day and a one off. Will revert back to the traditional London pub crawl next time we play in the capital.
Otis
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I would.
Why are you saying I wouldn't? How bizarre.
If I owed people money and they were calling me a fraudster I most certainly would.
No idea why you would wish to argue on that notion.
I would. That's me. I would feel really bad and get the money however I could, but would try my best to borrow it off friends and family first.
You are a very strange man.
Nick
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Yeah but you aren't a fraudster. The whole idea of fraud is to get things from people (ie money) rather than rush to give it them back.
If you were a fraudster, you would be rubbish at it
Grendel
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So you’d take a 1,000% APR loan out with no assurance the money will actually arrive in your bank to pay this £7,000 drinks bill
So it doesn’t arrive and then you find yourself owing £50,000
You’d actually do that? Risking your home for repossession?
Otis
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I would be the world's worst for sure.Yeah but you aren't a fraudster. The whole idea of fraud is to get things from people (ie money) rather than rush to give it them back.
If you were a fraudster, you would be rubbish at it
Nick
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If you ever want to burgle my house, the shopping needs doing and the garden could do with a tidy on your way out
Otis
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My family WOULD loan me the money for sure, so it wouldn't be an issue.
James says this is short term. If he's being genuine you are only talking in terms of a matter of weeks.
It doesn't have to be the kind of loan company you have suggested. There are some with much lower rates that will loan to those with bad credit.
Of course I wouldn't take out a 1,000% loan. That would be daft.
There are many companies where you can get a loan for a month and pay very little in terms of interest if you pay it all back within a month.
Otis
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Not sure about that, but I would put all your pictures straight and make sure I locked the door for you on the way out.If you ever want to burgle my house, the shopping needs doing and the garden could do with a tidy on your way out
Nick
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The thing with that is, you are then bringing your family into it by using their money. What happens if that doesn't make it to where it's meant to go and you start owing them as well?
The short term loan deals assume you will have the money within a month, if that doesn't arrive the money to be paid back grows and grows.
NorthernWisdom
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Yup, and *if* it's certain the money arrives in a month, you'd tough it out and wait rather than borrow, as you *would* be able to pay back people.
