dorset
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Post by dorset on Oct 19, 2016 17:51:24 GMT
Dear moderator, instead of adding to the pile of spam acculumating on the last page or so of this thread, can't you spare a sec and separate the unrelated spam into another thread? I was trying to keep an eye to a serious thread and I welcome contributions which are at least related to the topic. If you don't have to add anything useful please be silent. Sorry hor but I can now see why you ended up in jail. You need to calm down and chill out a bit - the world is not against you, there is no great conspiracy, we are all trying to work out our individual strategies in emerging p2p. If you cannot deal with the pressure then you should try another investment sector.
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Post by sl125 on Oct 19, 2016 19:50:28 GMT
Also undermining Hor's adamant certainty must be the news on the Manchester Property loan, which was late to the tune of 6 months... and fully paid up yesterday with interest in full. It shows that with property, going for the default as soon as possible is not necessarily the best option has Hor seems to think it is.
(oh no.. I've dared to say something against the infallible one.... who has has been "trying" to leave FC for 2 years but for some reason can't help buying more loans and then posting the word "unacceptable" in capitals)
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Post by am on Oct 19, 2016 22:14:23 GMT
Also undermining Hor's adamant certainty must be the news on the Manchester Property loan, which was late to the tune of 6 months... and fully paid up yesterday with interest in full. It shows that with property, going for the default as soon as possible is not necessarily the best option has Hor seems to think it is. (oh no.. I've dared to say something against the infallible one.... who has has been "trying" to leave FC for 2 years but for some reason can't help buying more loans and then posting the word "unacceptable" in capitals) The saga of the permanently imminent repayments on Newquay is unedifying (and I'd like to see an explanation), but the chance of us not being repaid in the end is pretty small (if Cumbre Vieja collapses we'll have worse things to worry about), and defaulting the loan was always likely to delay repayment further, and add additional costs.
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Post by blender on Oct 19, 2016 22:45:40 GMT
The saga of the permanently imminent repayments on Newquay is unedifying (and I'd like to see an explanation), but the chance of us not being repaid in the end is pretty small ( if Cumbre Vieja collapses we'll have worse things to worry about), and defaulting the loan was always likely to delay repayment further, and add additional costs. Don't understand that. Surely some really big surfing waves at Newquay would increase property values?
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2016 9:22:20 GMT
Dear moderator, instead of adding to the pile of spam acculumating on the last page or so of this thread, can't you spare a sec and separate the unrelated spam into another thread? I was trying to keep an eye to a serious thread and I welcome contributions which are at least related to the topic. If you don't have to add anything useful please be silent. Sorry hor but I can now see why you ended up in jail. You need to calm down and chill out a bit - the world is not against you, there is no great conspiracy, we are all trying to work out our individual strategies in emerging p2p. If you cannot deal with the pressure then you should try another investment sector. Pressure? Strategies? Emerging P2P? I honestly don't know what you talk about. I have thousands of loan parts, shares and other Investments, which I personally follow and have been following daily for more than a decade. I regularly sell and buy volumes in the MILLIONS monthly and you think I could feel the "pressure" for the about 1k I have invested in these late FC loans??? My complaints towards FC are based on their lack of respect of contractual agreements and expectations of financial servicing (aka FC financial misconduct), but certainly would not change my financial position or my investments (which are anyway mostly elsewhere)... And about the request to keep the thread clean. The moderator's role is to moderate, when there is a full page (10 messages) of discussions on the pope, the dailai lama etc, not at all related to the thread and when the moderator himself contributed to the spam and has even a derisory acting towards those trying to help him, it looks to me obvious that any serious person has to ask to stop all that and restart serious contributions.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2016 9:30:57 GMT
Also undermining Hor's adamant certainty must be the news on the Manchester Property loan, which was late to the tune of 6 months... and fully paid up yesterday with interest in full. It shows that with property, going for the default as soon as possible is not necessarily the best option has Hor seems to think it is. (oh no.. I've dared to say something against the infallible one.... who has has been "trying" to leave FC for 2 years but for some reason can't help buying more loans and then posting the word "unacceptable" in capitals) I am not invested in the Manchester loans. But of course I never said we have to default ASAP. Flexibility is a key in recovering when the borrower is trustworthy and shows he is acting in the correct way and very swiftly. Given the terms I sign up I would never complaint in the initial 10-20% overrun. But if you interpret 220 days without interest and without any concrete sign of an exit route (like in FC loan 14978) as 'flexibility' then you are totally wrong. I have not allowed an open-ended credit line to FC and will not allow them to use my money as if it was part of their private funds. And I am not just 'trying' to leave FC. I am leaving, with sums of money withdrawn almost every single day. Of course it is not pocket money, so takes time, but I am respecting in full (and even anticipating) my original plans, with no problems at all on that aspect, besides the sums held up in late loans...
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Post by pip on Oct 20, 2016 10:13:55 GMT
Sorry hor but I can now see why you ended up in jail. You need to calm down and chill out a bit - the world is not against you, there is no great conspiracy, we are all trying to work out our individual strategies in emerging p2p. If you cannot deal with the pressure then you should try another investment sector. Pressure? Strategies? Emerging P2P? I honestly don't know what you talk about. I have thousands of loan parts, shares and other Investments, which I personally follow and have been following daily for more than a decade. I regularly sell and buy volumes in the MILLIONS monthly and you think I could feel the "pressure" for the about 1k I have invested in these late FC loans??? My complaints towards FC are based on their lack of respect of contractual agreements and expectations of financial servicing (aka FC financial misconduct), but certainly would not change my financial position or my investments (which are anyway mostly elsewhere)... And about the request to keep the thread clean. The moderator's role is to moderate, when there is a full page (10 messages) of discussions on the pope, the dailai lama etc, not at all related to the thread and when the moderator himself contributed to the spam and has even a derisory acting towards those trying to help him, it looks to me obvious that any serious person has to ask to stop all that and restart serious contributions. Hor you underestimate me, I only 'sell and buy volumes' (whatever that means) in BILLIONS weekly. (p.s. the point of the previous post was to patronise and be condescending to anybody with less money than me). Really this is pathetic, I am not posting on any thread with you any longer.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2016 10:27:22 GMT
Pressure? Strategies? Emerging P2P? I honestly don't know what you talk about. I have thousands of loan parts, shares and other Investments, which I personally follow and have been following daily for more than a decade. I regularly sell and buy volumes in the MILLIONS monthly and you think I could feel the "pressure" for the about 1k I have invested in these late FC loans??? My complaints towards FC are based on their lack of respect of contractual agreements and expectations of financial servicing (aka FC financial misconduct), but certainly would not change my financial position or my investments (which are anyway mostly elsewhere)... And about the request to keep the thread clean. The moderator's role is to moderate, when there is a full page (10 messages) of discussions on the pope, the dailai lama etc, not at all related to the thread and when the moderator himself contributed to the spam and has even a derisory acting towards those trying to help him, it looks to me obvious that any serious person has to ask to stop all that and restart serious contributions. Hor you underestimate me, I only 'sell and buy volumes' (whatever that means) in BILLIONS weekly. (p.s. the point of the previous post was to patronise and be condescending to anybody with less money than me). Really this is pathetic, I am not posting on any thread with you any longer. I answered the dorset comment to 'calm down and chill out'. Are 'pip' and 'dorset' the same person with two different usernames? If not, what is your role in the answer? I am not interested in the decision of a person to partecipate or not in a discussion (I am not looking for consensus as I am not a politician). I will continue to contribute with my personal experience and information and certainly the only thing which can be defined pathetic is the FC attitude <potentially liabelous statement removed>
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Post by star dust on Oct 20, 2016 13:29:24 GMT
I am locking this thread because the points raised have been made, and the opportunity to respond afforded. Despite moderator warnings, members are continuing to cross lines and hurl personal insults at each other. We are not ‘jailing criticism’, but it’s time to draw a line.
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