restlessnomad

There is no way I am just paying to a bank account specified in an email. I would double and triple check. Usually I would have paid small fees( like search fee) already, so it will ring alarm bells if the accounts are different. That said, I would not call any of the scammed people careless or stupid, a small error of judgement(when I am stressed or in a hurry) can open me to a scam.

sounds pretty bad, but I guess most tenants are good and honest. Are you a private landlord(not employing letting agency), because that requires a lot of involvement.

I have the same conclusion as you except I never had any issues when i was a tenant. Consequently I don't see buy-to-let landlords as immoral monsters. Its a business, I, as tenant, would try my best to get a good deal, they will try to make as much money as possible. No hard feelings.

Have watched the horror show 'cant pay, we'll take it away'. What is the biggest pain point of buy to let btw, in your experience? Because you have already bought it, stamp duty and surcharge are not issue for you.

councils should publish the feeding diet calender for duck/geese/swan like they got for bin collection, monday, wednesday, friday: pea , sunday: corn, rest of days bread.

sure, different people have different mindself and circumstances. I am more of a risk averse person. A house gives me a mental anchor, that no matter what happens, I will not be homeless. I would still say you have not continuously lived in NB, so cant really say you will like it long term, holidays are casual flings, she is probably at her best self and you are full of hormones... Anyway, looks like you have made up your mind, so best of luck.

just googled wilderness boats, my god, so ugly. But then my brain has been conditioned to see 'normal' narrowboats and grp cruisers, as normal. your first negative comment...

will the cruiser get compensated for this? I am fuming, and I don't even have a boat.