Big Claim aginst RBOS

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[jansus]

so hope you do get some progress or even an conclusion.

 

Will be thinking of you

[humbleman]

wonder what sort of story Mr Hester has been given by the old rearguard still in the RBS............how many little pork pies they will have Mr Hester believing......we will have to and see the outcome,

 

sparkie

 

Well Mr. MP this was all before my times and as you know we are quite busy sorting my pension arrangement oops I mean Freddy's pension so we will look into this and let you know in the next few months.

[Sparkie1723]

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[paulwlton]

It seems Sir Freddy boy isn't most popular...I can confirm i was in Yorkshire fast asleep when his windows were put through.

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[Poppay2]

I am seriously thinking of making my story into a "Proper Book" and publishing it...........are there any writers on the forum ...or does anyone know one who could give me some guidance on how to format it and help write it..........I am serious about this .........it will open peoples eyes at what Banks can do.....the storey will begin in 1971 onwards to date, any ideas anyone???

 

sparkie

Hi

Just making some enquiries with a couple of contacts to see if they are able to help.

P.

[Poppay2]

Hi

Just making some enquiries with a couple of contacts to see if they are able to help.

P.

Hi Sparkie

My friend who is a freelance writer also has small publishing company called 'creative competitor'. She should be able to advise you. Her name is Annette Young

 

You can contact her via the email address below.

 

[email protected]

 

Look forward to the release of your book!

Poppay.

[Poppay2]

Hi Sparkie

My friend who is a freelance writer also has small publishing company called 'creative competitor'. She should be able to advise you. Her name is Annette Young

 

You can contact her via the email address below.

 

[email protected]

 

Look forward to the release of your book!

Poppay.

PS: I have told her what my site name is just in case she wondered who Poppay was... lol

P.

[Sparkie1723]

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[Enron]

Certainly RBS reputation is in the gutter, and there would be interest in this which might highlight some of the more dubious tactics that banks have indulged in.

 

That said best to wait for all proceedings to come to an end, or an arrangement reached before publishing.

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[jansus]

But is that not just typical - surely it would have been just good manners for someone just to drop you a line or email saying that the meeting had happened and they would contact you within xxx days to confirm outcome.

 

Its rude inconsiderate and just plain lazy to make you have to chase yet again.

[humbleman]

 

It appears Andrew Miller was contacted at the House of Commons and told of what we proposed to do.

 

I then received a return phone call from the local office, who informed me that Mr Miller had asked them to tell me that the meeting had been “very constructive” ( read into that what you will, I have).

 

A letter from Stephen Hester and RBS is now being awaited.

 

 

Even the smallest of decent businesses in the UK takes notes of meetings, and if necessary would email within 24 hours. If I was you I'd pester hester to get a response by return.

[JonCris]

I agree with Jansus Very bad form you having to chase them...........makes me wonder just how 'good' the news will be

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[banker_rhymes_with]

Hello Sparkie!

 

It is just me, but does anyone else get a queasy feeling when thinking of MPs and bankers getting all close and friendly in the same room?

 

Especially when their meeting ends and it is followed by a deathly silence...i.e. not a squeak of what went on is willingly relayed to you and Paul?

 

I understand Edinburgh is particularly nice at this time of year, I can recommend the Travel Inn, very reasonable and it's nice and central. Make sure you Book an extra Room for all of the Boxes of RBS-Sucks Leaflets.

 

Cheers,

BRW

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[paulwlton]

With journalists breathing down our MPs knecks as well as a legal challenge in the pipeline it's not surprising they are keeping things close to their chests...don't forget this a Government owned bank now.

 

Paul

[Poppay2]

Edinburgh is lovely, if a bit chilly at times, mind you was only a kid in those days, but had great fun playing on the ramparts of Edinburgh castle, whilst my dad spent a few hours in the Sgts Mess! Oh happy days!

 

Hope you hear something soon........ I'm quite cynical myself these days, where bankers and MPs are concerned.

 

P.

[alangee]

Any more news, Sparkie?

 

Alan

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[the main man]

I saw Stephen Hester hobbling out of Downing St on Crutches the other day, I wonder if your respective MP's gave him the rough treatment:D

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