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    A man with principles

    Michael McIntyre refused to appear when he realised a gig he had been booked for was for a group of debt collectors even though this meant foregoing the £28,000 fee.


    http://celebrity.aol.co.uk/2009/12/0...ollectors-gig/




    CJ
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    Re: A man with principles

    Good on HIM!!

    Plus I would have loved to see the faces of the Cabot managers trying to arrange a short notice stand in.......bet he/she was a BIG disappointment to the crowd if they were expecting Michael!

    My heart bleeds......
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      A man with principles who has previously had debt problems and threw away £28k...

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        Re: A man with principles

        I doubt he needed the money and is in the lucky position that he can afford to have principles and stick by them.
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          :bedjump: go michael go!!!!!
          you rock xx

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            He should've gone along & thrown carrion to the scumbags

            Or maybe chum..................
            Last edited by charitynjw; 2nd April 2010, 04:39:AM.
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              I am currently helping two people defend claims by Cabot where there is clear evidence that Cabot sent forged Notices of Assignment on OC-headed paper, in attempts to justify their ownership. In one case (I jest not) the letter was on Egg paper but signed Cahoot - Abbey. They then wrote to apologise 'on behalf of Egg' for an error that had not compromised personal data. They then had the temerity to send a different copy and claim everything was OK.

              This firm is a disreputable and deeply dishonest organisation operating on the very fringes of legality. Its time that the OFT took some serious action to collect and act on such data to shut these firms down.
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