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Postby SSBubbles » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:07 pm

Feisty wrote:
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Feisty wrote:I neither drink or wear football shirts but I am a bit of a naughty girl ;)


We know that, you is one of them bleddy buggers that wants to go outside on swings in pafos without the bleddy string innit :lol:


No I is at the other bleddy end of the island.[/img]




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Postby Oracle » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:15 pm

Feisty wrote:You clearly have a problem reading Maynard.
How did I try to capitalise on it? The developer sold it for £300,000 not me. I'm £120k out of pocket at the moment and the developer has had my money for 4 years earning interest on it.
I wanted to live in it.


Really ... is that your story? :lol: :lol: :lol:

How many properties have you "loopholed" your way into acquiring in Cyprus did you tell us once upon a time Feisty? :lol:

What about the one you currently have tenanted ... did you not want to live in that one?

You have already told us it is convenient for you to live in the UK as that is where your business is ... It seems to me you change your story like your men ... :roll: :lol:

Is he still around? :lol:
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Postby Maynard23 » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:19 pm

Feisty wrote:You clearly have a problem reading Maynard.
How did I try to capitalise on it? The developer sold it for £300,000 not me. I'm £120k out of pocket at the moment and the developer has had my money for 4 years earning interest on it.
I wanted to live in it.



In the quest for justice one must always face the truth of the situation, YOU are not a property developer and therefore should not deal in property development.
Obviously the property you were purchasing suddenly (through no fault of your own) increased in value.
Can you really condemn the developer for seeking to advance the potential profit by One Hundred and Twenty Five Thousand Pounds ?.
I am sure you will be able to negotiate a fair settlement IF you forget about the money the developer has made, after all, making money for his investors is the primary consideration for any successful business, quite obviously the developer IS successful and your money represents a small detail to it.
Please DO NOT pitch your tent in St James's Square, come aboard my yacht and enjoy the thrill of the open seas. :lol: :lol:
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Postby Maynard23 » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:27 pm

Feisty wrote:
Maynard23 wrote:
Feisty wrote:
Oracle wrote:Feisty ... you are fast losing "credibility" woman!

Still ... he is / you are doing well at promoting Leatherhead ... :lol: :lol: :lol:


Cyprus for me quickly started losing credibility when a crooked solicitor withdrew my contract from the land registry on a property when I had specifically instructed them not to, leaving the developer with £120,000 of my money. I had contracted to buy the property for £175,000. 2 weeks later the developer had back on the market for £300,000.
The developer still has my money.
I could think of many things to call the solicitor and his firm, which co-incidentally is the same one who Karayiannes was originally using.
Quite frankly, I couldn't give a sod if I lose credibilty on this forum which is frequented by a bunch of hoodlums who would appear to advocate the violence to which Conor has been subjected.

You want to moan about British youngsters getting out of hand when drunk but support Cypriot businessmen trying to kill a man. Seems there is a problem with Cypriot hoodlums to me.


So in a nutshell, you tried to capitalize on a property before it was yours, precisely the same scenario as our foul-mouthed friend.
Fortunately you did not resort to the use of obscenities in your quest for justice, hopefully you will be reimbursed.
As to your other comments, RUBBISH.

Now, how about that invitation ?. :lol: :lol: .


I wouldn't touch you with somebody else's bargepole.
To me you are yet another foul mouthed Cypriot hoodlum.



Well my dear, at least I seem to have made an impression, one must always strive to achieve something in ANY situation. IMHO (well I'll be dogged !). :lol: :lol:
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Postby Feisty » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:29 pm

Oracle wrote:
Feisty wrote:You clearly have a problem reading Maynard.
How did I try to capitalise on it? The developer sold it for £300,000 not me. I'm £120k out of pocket at the moment and the developer has had my money for 4 years earning interest on it.
I wanted to live in it.


Really ... is that your story? :lol: :lol: :lol:

How many properties have you "loopholed" your way into acquiring in Cyprus did you tell us once upon a time Feisty? :lol:

What about the one you currently have tenanted ... did you not want to live in that one?

You have already told us it is convenient for you to live in the UK as that is where your business is ... It seems to me you change your story like your men ... :roll: :lol:

Is he still around? :lol:



I haven't loopholed my way into acquiring any properties Oracle.
I quite legally purchased 4 properties, 3 of them as buy to lets and one to live in.
I haven't changed my story in any way at any time.
One of them currently has a Cypriot tenant in it who is almost 3 months in arrears with the rent, one is empty and which I am refusing to accept delivery of and the other is being let from October for 2 years.
It is convenient for me to live in the Uk at the present time and whereas 4 years ago I was of a mind to think that Cyprus was where I wished to spend my future I am no longer sure and the more I find out the more unsure I become. Possibly had I known then what I know now I wouldn't have even considered buying one property but for the present time I am rather stuck until the world markets improve.
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Postby Feisty » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:31 pm

Maynard23 wrote:
Feisty wrote:
Maynard23 wrote:
Feisty wrote:
Oracle wrote:Feisty ... you are fast losing "credibility" woman!

Still ... he is / you are doing well at promoting Leatherhead ... :lol: :lol: :lol:


Cyprus for me quickly started losing credibility when a crooked solicitor withdrew my contract from the land registry on a property when I had specifically instructed them not to, leaving the developer with £120,000 of my money. I had contracted to buy the property for £175,000. 2 weeks later the developer had back on the market for £300,000.
The developer still has my money.
I could think of many things to call the solicitor and his firm, which co-incidentally is the same one who Karayiannes was originally using.
Quite frankly, I couldn't give a sod if I lose credibilty on this forum which is frequented by a bunch of hoodlums who would appear to advocate the violence to which Conor has been subjected.

You want to moan about British youngsters getting out of hand when drunk but support Cypriot businessmen trying to kill a man. Seems there is a problem with Cypriot hoodlums to me.


So in a nutshell, you tried to capitalize on a property before it was yours, precisely the same scenario as our foul-mouthed friend.
Fortunately you did not resort to the use of obscenities in your quest for justice, hopefully you will be reimbursed.
As to your other comments, RUBBISH.

Now, how about that invitation ?. :lol: :lol: .


I wouldn't touch you with somebody else's bargepole.
To me you are yet another foul mouthed Cypriot hoodlum.



Well my dear, at least I seem to have made an impression, one must always strive to achieve something in ANY situation. IMHO (well I'll be dogged !). :lol: :lol:


Oh yes you made an impression alright. My memory is so vivid of the way you posted last time you were on the forum that you make my skin crawl in rather the same way that Gary Glitter and people like him do.
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Postby Maynard23 » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:35 pm

Feisty wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Feisty wrote:You clearly have a problem reading Maynard.
How did I try to capitalise on it? The developer sold it for £300,000 not me. I'm £120k out of pocket at the moment and the developer has had my money for 4 years earning interest on it.
I wanted to live in it.


Really ... is that your story? :lol: :lol: :lol:

How many properties have you "loopholed" your way into acquiring in Cyprus did you tell us once upon a time Feisty? :lol:

What about the one you currently have tenanted ... did you not want to live in that one?

You have already told us it is convenient for you to live in the UK as that is where your business is ... It seems to me you change your story like your men ... :roll: :lol:

Is he still around? :lol:



I haven't loopholed my way into acquiring any properties Oracle.
I quite legally purchased 4 properties, 3 of them as buy to lets and one to live in.
I haven't changed my story in any way at any time.
One of them currently has a Cypriot tenant in it who is almost 3 months in arrears with the rent, one is empty and which I am refusing to accept delivery of and the other is being let from October for 2 years.
It is convenient for me to live in the Uk at the present time and whereas 4 years ago I was of a mind to think that Cyprus was where I wished to spend my future I am no longer sure and the more I find out the more unsure I become. Possibly had I known then what I know now I wouldn't have even considered buying one property but for the present time I am rather stuck until the world markets improve.



So in pure essence it is a case of :- Property Developer v Property Speculator and vice versa.

All becomes much clearer now, thank you...............Phew !!. :lol: :lol:
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Postby Feisty » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:37 pm

Maynard23 wrote:
Feisty wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Feisty wrote:You clearly have a problem reading Maynard.
How did I try to capitalise on it? The developer sold it for £300,000 not me. I'm £120k out of pocket at the moment and the developer has had my money for 4 years earning interest on it.
I wanted to live in it.


Really ... is that your story? :lol: :lol: :lol:

How many properties have you "loopholed" your way into acquiring in Cyprus did you tell us once upon a time Feisty? :lol:

What about the one you currently have tenanted ... did you not want to live in that one?

You have already told us it is convenient for you to live in the UK as that is where your business is ... It seems to me you change your story like your men ... :roll: :lol:

Is he still around? :lol:



I haven't loopholed my way into acquiring any properties Oracle.
I quite legally purchased 4 properties, 3 of them as buy to lets and one to live in.
I haven't changed my story in any way at any time.
One of them currently has a Cypriot tenant in it who is almost 3 months in arrears with the rent, one is empty and which I am refusing to accept delivery of and the other is being let from October for 2 years.
It is convenient for me to live in the Uk at the present time and whereas 4 years ago I was of a mind to think that Cyprus was where I wished to spend my future I am no longer sure and the more I find out the more unsure I become. Possibly had I known then what I know now I wouldn't have even considered buying one property but for the present time I am rather stuck until the world markets improve.



So in pure essence it is a case of :- Property Developer v Property Speculator.

All becomes much clearer now, thank you...............Phew !!. :lol: :lol:


Absolutely not no.
The properties were purchased with absolutely no intention to sell and the one that the problem is with is the one in which I always intended to live ie a bungalow where my elderly disabled mother could also live.
Not only a hoodlum but an ignorant one at that. You presume to know about my life and intentions yet know nothing.
The other house, that is the only other property I own with more than one bedroom and therefore of any use as a home for me is rented out for 2 years at least from October so never any intention to sell.
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Postby Oracle » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:38 pm

Maynard23 wrote:
Feisty wrote:
Oracle wrote:
Feisty wrote:You clearly have a problem reading Maynard.
How did I try to capitalise on it? The developer sold it for £300,000 not me. I'm £120k out of pocket at the moment and the developer has had my money for 4 years earning interest on it.
I wanted to live in it.


Really ... is that your story? :lol: :lol: :lol:

How many properties have you "loopholed" your way into acquiring in Cyprus did you tell us once upon a time Feisty? :lol:

What about the one you currently have tenanted ... did you not want to live in that one?

You have already told us it is convenient for you to live in the UK as that is where your business is ... It seems to me you change your story like your men ... :roll: :lol:

Is he still around? :lol:



I haven't loopholed my way into acquiring any properties Oracle.
I quite legally purchased 4 properties, 3 of them as buy to lets and one to live in.
I haven't changed my story in any way at any time.
One of them currently has a Cypriot tenant in it who is almost 3 months in arrears with the rent, one is empty and which I am refusing to accept delivery of and the other is being let from October for 2 years.
It is convenient for me to live in the Uk at the present time and whereas 4 years ago I was of a mind to think that Cyprus was where I wished to spend my future I am no longer sure and the more I find out the more unsure I become. Possibly had I known then what I know now I wouldn't have even considered buying one property but for the present time I am rather stuck until the world markets improve.



So in pure essence it is a case of :- Property Developer v Property Speculator and vice versa.

All becomes much clearer now, thank you...............Phew !!. :lol: :lol:


:wink:

Now you are up to speed ... :lol:
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Postby SSBubbles » Sun Aug 24, 2008 10:40 pm

Can we stop with the slagging match please people! :roll: :roll: :roll:
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