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Depends how much.
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proof?
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over 2000 then u have to warn em u want payin
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agreed with curry, depends how much owed in relation to the severity of the reaction, though if its not the first time or you think they're takin the**, you know what you have to do.
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there are people around who will get it back for you, unless it is those you owe
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funnily enough its exactly 2000.
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2 grand and you have to take them to court.
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just leave it and move on.If somebody doesnt pay you for your work then dont give them anything untill they have payed.If you want to lose friends lend them money.
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sell the debt to my mate
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lol 2 grand and your wondering what to do? You sir are being mugged right off.
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How much for a 2k debt kf?
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500 quid
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Bargin defo sell the debt. . .
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and if he fails do you get yer £500 back ;)
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no he gets 500 quid and thats it, there are ways to persuade people to pay
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there's always somebody bigger than your mate
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I'll go with his mate for £250
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but usually true yes
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kingfisher, what neck of the woods does your mate cover? might have some work him, seriously
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North East
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ok does he deal with bankrupts, I know a lot dont touch them
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I can ask, mainly business men that have been done up like kippers by there so called partners
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this is something similar, no harm in asking but i know bankruptcy puts a few off, cheers
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ok mate, ill keep you posted
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thanks, maybe take this conversation offline but i'll keep an eye for this thread for the mo
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ok pal
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Judge Judy.
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this is true
a "mate" owed me £150 for ages, I was polite about it for a good while then he was out with me and a few friends, he invited himself, he kept asking me for a cigarette, I said no, I went out for a fag wae someone else, he came out and asked again and this is where I did my threat he shat himself and went back in pub........eventually a few months later, I managed to get his girlfriend to stay at my bit for a couple of nights, she asked to stay with me funnily enough, and finally he came round with my £150 though I reckon this is a weak story cos he wasn't much of a guy but then again he was all mouth in front of people and very much a soft**when alone with me, but he did make sure he wasn't alone with me |
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I would just sue them.
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take it to the mattresses ,
im sorry to say but hes seen a weakness in you and nows hes taking a f@kin liberty , i dont know wat ur like but your gunna have to man up tbh i always find criminal damage is a start |
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my dad used to tell a tale about a m8 of his who owed him a tenner,went missing we are talking 1950s here so a tenner a lot,saw him with his wife in town thought i will embarrass him out of it,couldnt get across road in time so shouted over " OI JIM WHAT ABOUT THE BLUDDY 10 ER", his so called m8 shouts back " ITS OK M8 YOU CAN GIVE IT TO ME ANYTIME", then he was gone down a back street, my old fella said in the end he had to get a bit rough to get it back, but always laughed at how quick his so called m8 had been to get out of being shown up infont of his wife
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