Yeap...should be a monetary hit across the board...not free minutes...I have so many dang roll over minutes I could talk for months for free on my post paid...take money off the monthly fee for landline and post paid customers.
...but wait...not only did they hire him...but they admitted as well that they paid him far less than they would a foreign consultant...you just can't make this stuff up...
The sad thing is, in a lot of these cases, the parents are actually still children themselves...not that this was the case here (well, we don't actually know anything about the mother, so maybe)...but the teenagers having babies, then trying to raise that child, when they are not fully ready or capable of doing so...just perpetuates the moral decay.
While I feel sorry for anyone being evicted from their home...my remorse is pretty thin on this one. No one likes to see a family kicked out of their home. With that being said...he played the game and lost...for now. While he was at the top of his game and had money to spare, he built an opulent home on the beach, managed to get someone to severely underrate the value of it to keep the taxes low...then failed to pay the taxes. Well, it's all come back to bite ya in the behind. I am glad that the bank actually followed through and foreclosed on it. Will be interesting to see what they can sell it for...willing to bet it will be a HECK of a lot more than 300K or whatever he had it valued at for tax purposes!! At least if the bank does sell it, I believe they need to repay the property tax as part of the sale. I know for regular sales you do...not 100% sure though on how that works on a repossession.
Agreed...fault and failure #1 lays squarely with the parents...the remaining outside influences are merely facilitators...they have a part in it as well, but it all comes back to the parents.
How is the PM going to create the 10K jobs he promised...gonna be able to employ at least half that amount on those two projects!! I'm sure the architectural firm and the lead contractors will be on VERY friendly terms with the PLP top brass as well.
B_I_D___ says...
Nothing malicious here...just a minor case of causing harm...nothing to classify or discuss...please carry on about your business. Thank you.
On RBDF say tyres used to burn bodies - but police say deaths not yet classified
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B_I_D___ says...
Yeap...should be a monetary hit across the board...not free minutes...I have so many dang roll over minutes I could talk for months for free on my post paid...take money off the monthly fee for landline and post paid customers.
On BTC give $1.7m compensation after service outage
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B_I_D___ says...
Maybe Ishmael should have got his mortgage from a web shop...
On Web shops hand out $100m in unregulated mortgages
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B_I_D___ says...
So what about the various businesses and landline customers? More were impacted than just mobile phone users!!
On BTC give $1.7m compensation after service outage
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B_I_D___ says...
...but wait...not only did they hire him...but they admitted as well that they paid him far less than they would a foreign consultant...you just can't make this stuff up...
On Don't gloat at Lightbourne misfortune
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B_I_D___ says...
...I guess the girlfriend must have been hogging the spliff!! How many times do you have to be told, you always share!! ;-)
On Tourist held over handgun possession and death threats
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B_I_D___ says...
The sad thing is, in a lot of these cases, the parents are actually still children themselves...not that this was the case here (well, we don't actually know anything about the mother, so maybe)...but the teenagers having babies, then trying to raise that child, when they are not fully ready or capable of doing so...just perpetuates the moral decay.
On Death of girl, 15, at bar 'reflects wider problems'
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B_I_D___ says...
While I feel sorry for anyone being evicted from their home...my remorse is pretty thin on this one. No one likes to see a family kicked out of their home. With that being said...he played the game and lost...for now. While he was at the top of his game and had money to spare, he built an opulent home on the beach, managed to get someone to severely underrate the value of it to keep the taxes low...then failed to pay the taxes. Well, it's all come back to bite ya in the behind. I am glad that the bank actually followed through and foreclosed on it. Will be interesting to see what they can sell it for...willing to bet it will be a HECK of a lot more than 300K or whatever he had it valued at for tax purposes!! At least if the bank does sell it, I believe they need to repay the property tax as part of the sale. I know for regular sales you do...not 100% sure though on how that works on a repossession.
On Locks changed at Lightbourne home despite PM's intervention
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B_I_D___ says...
Agreed...fault and failure #1 lays squarely with the parents...the remaining outside influences are merely facilitators...they have a part in it as well, but it all comes back to the parents.
On Death of girl, 15, at bar 'reflects wider problems'
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B_I_D___ says...
How is the PM going to create the 10K jobs he promised...gonna be able to employ at least half that amount on those two projects!! I'm sure the architectural firm and the lead contractors will be on VERY friendly terms with the PLP top brass as well.
On What do you think of the government's plans for a new House of Assembly complex and Prime Minister's residence?
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