david lloyd

I was sent a text (addressed to my wife, who died three years ago). Today is my birthday, so they have managed to ruin it. I have never had any engagement with this company, because until a year ago, I had never owned, or driven, a diesel-engined vehicle, so I wonder where they obtained my number from? When you are sending texts to people who have died, your greed for a slice of whatever cash pot becomes available. knows no bounds. Maybe time for a word with the FCA...

Why is a charity that is exhorting us to give them money based in some of the most expensive accommodation in London? Surely they could save a considerable amount of the money that is donated by renting less lavish accommodation.
There is plenty of excellent and much less expensive accommodation available in the provinces.

I have been a member of this site for some time, as have some of the ladies on it. It makes no sense that such attractive ladies stay on the site for so long, so what's the deal? Money is the deal. They get paid for sending you letters, and a portion of whatever you spend on chat. So why not sit at home and take in the money? The phone calls are routed via the US or Hong Kong, and are very broken (no doubt deliberately), so it's impossible to pass information. Total scam.

Excellent service and simple communications. I don't deal with loan companies very often, but this was a very good experience.