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NEW MEMBER · by AlkoTea Wed Nov 13, 2019 8:23 pm

Hi there, new member just joining from Nottingham, but I have followed the YouTube channel for years now. Would like to say hello and thank you to all. Thanks for allowing me to join, so glad to be apart of this Very Happy

Re: NEW MEMBER · by wakey wakey Wed Dec 11, 2019 11:23 am

Hi and welcome

Re: NEW MEMBER · by **LionsShare** Wed Dec 11, 2019 11:37 am

Glad to have you on board, please feel free to browse & if you have questions please ask, please follow the new members section in the list on the LHS of the main home page:

https://goodf.forumotion.com/

Re: NEW MEMBER · by **Mrblue2015** Wed Dec 11, 2019 1:35 pm

Welcome!

There’s plenty of help on hand here. A good and friendly bunch to be found, so you won’t feel alone. But to be safe, etc., I recommend that you only take advice from people with at least two or three stars against their profile (but there are exceptions / it doesn’t mean that someone with one star can’t be trusted) because it’s not been unknown for the odd troll ie Debt Purchaser / Debt Collection Agency / solicitor even to pop up masquerading as a legitimate person in need of help but giving out misleading advice. Having said that, the fantastic admins / moderators on here do a sterling job kicking the trolls out!

ALSO: before you post, NEVER use personal details (including reference numbers) and if (?) you’re here for help in relation to debts, never quote alleged debt amounts (just round up to the nearest £1K) and never any dates of the letters your receive or send. If you ever intend to upload photos of the letters you send or receive (but it’s usually best not to) also be mindful and ensure you mask any such details as well as mask any references or barcodes etc that appear on ANY part of their letters e.g. down the sides...!) Pretty much anything that helps maintain your anonymity due to those potential trolls roaming our posts.

See also this link from a moderator if you intend to post about debts:

https://goodf.forumotion.com/t3358-please-read-before-posting-important

And while I'm here. Please remember the more experienced members and mods / admins here are (very kindly!) giving up their spare time to help you. We all lead busy lives. Therefore, when you create a post seeking help, PLEASE be as clear as possible, do your best to also keep it simple as possible and keep your posts as grammatically correct as possible

Thank you.

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