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Crimson Dynamo · 30-11-2016, 05:39 PM

I must say it did sound a bit strange bearing in mind she works as a part time dj on a small music station.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/tvandshowbi...er-first-home/

LukeB · 30-11-2016, 05:41 PM

Well she did give them the money for the mortgage but they gave it back and put it in her bank and she doesn't know about it.

Crimson Dynamo · 30-11-2016, 05:44 PM

I think she was embellishing tbh

sampvt · 30-11-2016, 05:45 PM

OH Pleeeeeze hand me the sick bucket. Its all a scam guys. The tart is so calculated she now has her mum and dad involved. Makes me sick, get the tart out and back home.

sampvt · 30-11-2016, 05:51 PM

does she save sick puppies as well and have a subscription to the big issue as well

jet · 01-12-2016, 12:08 AM

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does she save sick puppies as well and have a subscription to the big issue as well

You sound so bitter for some reason.

I don't know her from Adam, but she's a young girl with loads of personality and warmth. I like her.

sampvt · 01-12-2016, 09:54 AM

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You sound so bitter for some reason.

I don't know her from Adam, but she's a young girl with loads of personality and warmth. I like her.

I am not bitter and I am not a troll like some fm's would have you believe, i simply think she is a scammer and most of what she says and does is reality star crap that is rolled out everytime we have one of these talentless numpties on the show.

People that find it necessary to roll out the usual sypathetic BS coupled with tried and tested poor me backstories, are just plain pathetic. Paying off your parents mortgage, if she did do it, is something the world does not need to know as it makes her mum and dad look inadequate, so why would she publicise it is beyond me.

Its obvious her mum and dad are behind her and probably are somewhat clued up to what she is doing as they well know that every puppy dog story gets her votes and the further she goes, the more they will like it.

Im simply against the sad sob stories and all the poor me crap.I judge someone on what they do and how they act and she is just plain pathetic and all about her.

Marsh. · 30-11-2016, 06:01 PM

She still gave them the money. She just doesn't know they didn't pay the mortgage with it and have put it in an ISA for her.

Crimson Dynamo · 30-11-2016, 06:04 PM

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She still gave them the money. She just doesn't know they didn't pay the mortgage with it and have put it in an ISA for her.

Did she have any idea what was left on the mortgage (I would say highly unlikely), did she tell them to use it to pay off the mortgage (doubtful) so really she just gave them some money and then tried to make her self look good to some people on tv?

Im not saying thats bad, we all say sh1t like that when we are young but it was showing off to get "likes"

Marsh. · 30-11-2016, 06:09 PM

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Did she have any idea what was left on the mortgage (I would say highly unlikely), did she tell them to use it to pay off the mortgage (doubtful) so really she just gave them some money and then tried to make her self look good to some people on tv?

Im not saying thats bad, we all say sh1t like that when we are young but it was showing off to get "likes"

I know what's left on my mum's mortgage. It's not a secret.

Crimson Dynamo · 30-11-2016, 06:14 PM

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I know what's left on my mum's mortgage. It's not a secret.

If a borrower wants to repay their mortgage before the end of its term – they will have to repay the capital amount outstanding plus any interest accrued up until the point at which they repay, plus any associated fees and charges associated with redemption and early repayment related to their particular mortgage contract.

Lenders will clearly set out terms up front in the KFI regarding early payment charges and will give out a redemption statement (the amount outstanding on a particular date) on request by the borrower.

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/e...stay-same.html

its not that simple with many mortgages

Marsh. · 30-11-2016, 06:18 PM

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If a borrower wants to repay their mortgage before the end of its term – they will have to repay the capital amount outstanding plus any interest accrued up until the point at which they repay, plus any associated fees and charges associated with redemption and early repayment related to their particular mortgage contract.

Lenders will clearly set out terms up front in the KFI regarding early payment charges and will give out a redemption statement (the amount outstanding on a particular date) on request by the borrower.

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/e...stay-same.html

its not that simple with many mortgages

What's that got to do with anything? She clearly gave them the money she's earned from her recent fame, magazine deals/tv work etc and helped her parents out.

jennyjuniper · 01-12-2016, 03:59 AM

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Did she have any idea what was left on the mortgage (I would say highly unlikely), did she tell them to use it to pay off the mortgage (doubtful) so really she just gave them some money and then tried to make her self look good to some people on tv?

Im not saying thats bad, we all say sh1t like that when we are young but it was showing off to get "likes"

That was my impression too. If it's true, then good for her, but I still prefer that good deeds go unmentioned.

LukeB · 30-11-2016, 06:07 PM

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She still gave them the money. She just doesn't know they didn't pay the mortgage with it and have put it in an ISA for her.

exactly, the title is really misleading

Crimson Dynamo · 30-11-2016, 06:11 PM

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exactly, the title is really misleading

incorrect. She had no idea what the final mortgage payment would be. In order to establish that they would have had to contact their lender and ask for a pay-off figure and that could have led to penalties. So she would have had to ask her parents to contact the lender and ask for a settlement figure and then wait till that was given (not quick) and then they would have told her and then she would have given them but that did not happen according to her story.

LukeB · 30-11-2016, 06:20 PM

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incorrect. She had no idea what the final mortgage payment would be. In order to establish that they would have had to contact their lender and ask for a pay-off figure and that could have led to penalties. So she would have had to ask her parents to contact the lender and ask for a settlement figure and then wait till that was given (not quick) and then they would have told her and then she would have given them but that did not happen according to her story.

The article clearly states she left her parents the cheque with a thank you note, can you not read or didn't you read it? The titles suggests she is lying but she has no idea that her money she gave them is in her bank account.

sampvt · 30-11-2016, 06:19 PM

She probably came home pissed up one night with a kebab and a love bite and gave them 3k to put towards their mortgage. They didnt put it there as they probably have more pride so they saved it for her to stop pissing it up against the wall. That sounds more to the truth.

Im guessing that a special private thing like helping your mum out would be very embarrassing for them if it got out, so you need to ask yourself why she told 10 million people about it.

Jack_ · 30-11-2016, 07:01 PM

Good God it's like on season all over again with the desperation to paint some people off a reality TV show as vile evil scummy charlatans

Like I actually think she's overrated but who cares