Liveline Thread 17/06/2015 to date

Flukey

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

She should have dropped the letter down to her late husbands grave or gave them directions to his grave.

Does the grave have an Eircode?

road_high

Is his estate not responsible? Ie Any assets left after his death?

woejus

Very often these lads have no actual paperwork with your signature confirming the debt.

If you are ever, ever in this situation, first thing to do is ask for any and all paperwork. These are just fishing exercises.

Our good friends in the Revenue are also doing similar fishing exercises on failed business names and limited companies.

Oops69

Ye know, no , know , know , you know , know this , know that , she's a cacophony of 'knows'

snubbleste

Flukey wrote: »

Does the grave have an Eircode?

14M 0E40

road_high

PauloMN wrote: »

Surely that's a failure of the probate process? If he owed money, should it not have been picked up then? Seems odd..... were they notified of his death?

More to the story no doubt. And a substantial sum too, of course they were going to chase it. What is it with Irish people and not taking responsibility for debts?

somesoldiers

Flukey wrote: »

Does the grave have an Eircode?

6FT UNDA

Atlantic Dawn

road_high wrote: »

Is his estate not responsible? Ie Any assets left after his death?

Yes they should have cleared it before distributing the assets.

Dan Jaman

Flukey wrote: »

Does the grave have an Eircode?

G17 LO57

somesoldiers

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

Yes they should have cleared it before distributing the assets.

she said there were no assets only the family home. People need to make provisions if they have a spouse/ children.


Another Uncle of mine( not the bus driver) died recently, leaving 5 kids with f all. People going round collecting donations, I'm sorry but he should have made provisions....I gave in in the end and donated

Harry Angstrom

road_high wrote: »

More to the story no doubt. And a substantial sum too, of course they were going to chase it. What is it with Irish people and not taking responsibility for debts?

Debt recovery companies are nothing more than opportunistic vultures.

PauloMN

You know, I feel for any kid upset by a change of bus driver, but these kids are going to face challenges a lot greater than that in their lives. Things change, situations move on. I'm sure even kids with difficulties will cope with the right support. I think it's a bit ridiculous to be using the child-driver-parent relationship as a reason to be annoyed at a change of driver.

Atlantic Dawn

somesoldiers wrote: »

she said there were no assets only the family home. People need to make provisions if they have a spouse/ children.


Another Uncle of mine( not the bus driver) died recently, leaving 5 kids with f all. People going round collecting donations, I'm sorry but he should have made provisions....I gave in in the end and donated

Yes if there's no cash the house can't be touched once they were married.

Flukey

Snubbleste wrote:

14M 0E40

somesoldiers wrote: »

6FT UNDA

Dan Jaman wrote: »

G17 LO57

The poor guy us all over the place. Did they bury him in instalments?

curioser

Flukey wrote: »

The poor guy us all over the place. Did they bury him in instalments?

He died from complications arising from having broken his arm in three places.

Flukey

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Debt recovery companies are nothing more than opportunistic vultures.

Worse than seagulls so. Maybe they should be culled.

Flukey

curioser wrote: »

He died from complications arising from having broken his arm in three places.

Limerick, Cork and Galway?

W1ll1s

Where in the hell is Joe, cant take any more of this nonsense.

curioser

W1ll1s wrote: »

Where in the hell is Joe, cant take any more of this nonsense.

I'm sure he'll be back soon, Philip.

Brendan Bendar

Harry Angstrom wrote: »

Debt recovery companies are nothing more than opportunistic vultures.

How do you arrive at that conclusion, Harry ?

ButtersSuki

road_high wrote: »

What is it with Irish BANKS and not taking responsibility for debts?

FYP.

ButtersSuki

Looks like I picked a good day to start my latest sabbatical from the thread.

I can't believe the Pedantic Boring Humanoid has gone into day 3 of OneUpBusManship, even Joe would have given up on it by now. With all these eircode "mishaps" I think we need some sort of Tribunal to investigate and they could recommend the establishment of a Task Force to produce a Report that can be sent to the Seanad who can then establish a Committee to draw up an Action Plan that can go to the Dáil who without reading or discussing it can amend it and pass it into law. Ivan Calorie could act as a consultant on it as he has a few eircodes so would know a lot about it, so to speak. And he's a very fit man don't you know so could cycle between all the meetings. He'd never get saddle sore either as he has some balls to go to court again challenging the leniency of his last sentence.

Flukey

There is a major problem with that plan Butters. If you are sending reports to the Dáil and Seanad, they probably won't get there due to errors in the Eircodes.

somesoldiers

Lost & Found FM

snubbleste

I lost me ring Joe Phillip

shockwave

bad line, Joe would have hung up by now.

snubbleste

"beg pardon"

Dan Jaman

She puts the ring on so she doesn't get hit on by randy single old men.

somesoldiers

84- "still a young woman" JD would say

dvcireland

He was hung like a donkey philip