Ever overpaid for a house

[anonymous-user]

Whoever found the post on mse, great work!

No hiding place from the PH mahoosive

[Initforthemoney]

Bit stalky though

[Flibble]

Monkeylegend said:

Same post count for both, ie 2114 posts in 60 months so too much of a coincidence not to be methinks.

Click on diesel user's make, it takes you to his profile, which has his current name. Guess who.

[Monkeylegend]

Flibble said:

Monkeylegend said:

Same post count for both, ie 2114 posts in 60 months so too much of a coincidence not to be methinks.

Click on diesel user's make, it takes you to his profile, which has his current name. Guess who.

Guess how we found him and the post count ?

[ThorB]

Looks like the OP is a trader too.

https://pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[Black_S3]

ThorB said:

Looks like the OP is a trader too.

https://pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

Punts off most his money gambling and blames it on trump tweeting.... Asks for advice after loosing his money

There’s definitely a word for people like him... can’t quite decide which one it is.

[MDMA .]

ThorB said:

Looks like the OP is a trader too.

https://pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

No. OP is a fantasist who needs help.

[PostHeads123]

In 2014 yes I probably paid around £35k-£40k too much, but I knew long term it would pay off due to the location / area type of property plus I wouldn't have to move again which would probably cost me £35k-£40k in stamp duty anyway. Even in current climate I recon I'm 10%-15% up on what I paid.
Sometimes its worth over paying depending on the circumstances.

[rah1888]

Initforthemoney said:

Bit stalky though

In my defence, I wasn't specifically looking, in a weird stalker sort of way. I happened to read the post on MSE and thought the language/sentence construction sounded very familiar.

[anonymous-user]

I just think that playing Monopoly on a Saturday night was a bit sad all round really.