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Quote: lofthouse @ 19th November 2024, 10:54 AMNo need
Job was done - the tory filth got annihilated and are out of power
We have a Labour government
No more to say
We won 🌹
How frightening.
Yes, the scum also rises.
It turns out Trump got 49.9% of the vote, Harris 48.3%. So it turns out that it really was pretty close at the end of the day. Not that it makes any practical difference.
Doubtless if the result had been the other way round, Trump would still be bitterly contesting the result.
Trump's pick for attorney General has resigned already
Well, what with his sex trafficking and drug abuse n everything....
His pick for secretary for defence hasn't resigned yet
Despite the rape investigation....
Trumpy the rapist is fine with rape naturally
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 16th November 2024, 8:58 AMWell, some good has certainly come from Trump getting in!!!
The £1000 I invested in crypto 6 years ago (after my son assured me it was a solid investment!) is FINALLY on the rise after slumping almost immediately in 2019, and is going up and up literally as I type - standing right this minute at £710 since its all time low at the beginning of 2020 of £108!!
The Bitcoin is actually now standing at its record level of $90,000 - all because of Trump getting in, especially as he is now saying he is going to remove some of the restrictions on it - I expect he's got a load he wants to offload too 😆
First off let me thank President Trump for restoring the confidence in Crypto currency, and now my £1000 stands at just under £1500, which means, with inflation (c.£1300), I now have my money back plus IF I cash in now, but the old £ signs in the eyes wonder how long I can keep my nerve before cashing in me chips. My son tells me this is like the rise in 2017 when they hit an all-time high, BUT those that hung on saw an enormous crash in January.
I know you are all concerned and wish me all the luck 😆
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 3rd December 2024, 4:29 PMFirst off let me thank President Trump for restoring the confidence in Crypto currency, and now my £1000 stands at just under £1500, which means, with inflation (c.£1300), I now have my money back plus IF I cash in now, but the old £ signs in the eyes wonder how long I can keep my nerve before cashing in me chips. My son tells me this is like the rise in 2017 when they hit an all-time high, BUT those that hung on saw an enormous crash in January.
I know you are all concerned and wish me all the luck 😆
But take note of what's happening to poor Eric Pollard.
"I recently encountered a frustrating ordeal with my bank that left me feeling baffled and powerless. After attempting to transfer funds to my Crypto.com account, my bank promptly blocked my account and froze my funds. What ensued was a bewildering interrogation about my crypto investments and a demand for personal information that left me questioning the boundaries of financial privacy.
During a lengthy 45-minute call with the bank's customer service, I was bombarded with probing questions about my investment choices, my research methods, and the contents of my crypto wallet. Despite my attempts to clarify that my crypto investments were my personal financial affairs, the bank insisted on delving deeper into my crypto activities, requesting screenshots of my wallet and my crypto ID.
Refusing to comply with their invasive demands, I found myself at an impasse. The bank adamantly refused to lift the freeze on my account without the requested information, leaving me stranded with no access to my own funds."
Quote: Chappers @ 3rd December 2024, 4:31 PMBut take note of what's happening to poor Eric Pollard.
My heart bleeds
Quote: Chappers @ 3rd December 2024, 4:31 PMBut take note of what's happening to poor Eric Pollard.
Quote: lofthouse @ 3rd December 2024, 4:40 PM"I recently encountered a frustrating ordeal with my bank that left me feeling baffled and powerless. After attempting to transfer funds to my Crypto.com account, my bank promptly blocked my account and froze my funds. What ensued was a bewildering interrogation about my crypto investments and a demand for personal information that left me questioning the boundaries of financial privacy.
During a lengthy 45-minute call with the bank's customer service, I was bombarded with probing questions about my investment choices, my research methods, and the contents of my crypto wallet. Despite my attempts to clarify that my crypto investments were my personal financial affairs, the bank insisted on delving deeper into my crypto activities, requesting screenshots of my wallet and my crypto ID.
Refusing to comply with their invasive demands, I found myself at an impasse. The bank adamantly refused to lift the freeze on my account without the requested information, leaving me stranded with no access to my own funds."
a) What is happening to poor old Eric Pollard? And who the heck is he anyway? And
b) Are the quotation marks supposed to signify something?
Quote: lofthouse @ 3rd December 2024, 4:40 PM"I recently encountered a frustrating ordeal with my bank that left me feeling baffled and powerless. After attempting to transfer funds to my Crypto.com account, my bank promptly blocked my account and froze my funds. What ensued was a bewildering interrogation about my crypto investments and a demand for personal information that left me questioning the boundaries of financial privacy.
During a lengthy 45-minute call with the bank's customer service, I was bombarded with probing questions about my investment choices, my research methods, and the contents of my crypto wallet. Despite my attempts to clarify that my crypto investments were my personal financial affairs, the bank insisted on delving deeper into my crypto activities, requesting screenshots of my wallet and my crypto ID.
Refusing to comply with their invasive demands, I found myself at an impasse. The bank adamantly refused to lift the freeze on my account without the requested information, leaving me stranded with no access to my own funds."
If you are going to stick all your money in Crypto, which many have done through sheer greed and lost fortunes, then I have no sympathy, and it seems to me on the surface, they should be grateful to their bank for protecting them
[quote name="Billy Bunter" post="1286432" date="3rd December 2024, 5:07 PM"
b) Are the quotation marks supposed to signify something?[/quote]
He forgot to delete them from a cut-and-paste.
Nope thicko
I added them to signify that it wasn't me saying that - but somebody else
Considering you never read any of my posts you seem to have nothing better to do with your lives than pick over every aspect of my grammar and punctuation all day long
Try to get a life
Quote: lofthouse @ 3rd December 2024, 8:36 PMNope thicko
I added them to signify that it wasn't me saying that - but somebody else
Not much good unless you tell us who is saying it.
Quote: lofthouse @ 3rd December 2024, 8:36 PMTry to get a life
That's ironic.
Still at it?
Like I said, get a life