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Dilemma Part Deux....

Brinty IFA

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Customer has big mortgage that he needs to remortgage. The company that we are looking to remortgage to changes the rate tomrrow. This will cost him close to £100 per week. The application needs to be keyed on tonight - by 9 p.m.

Do I:

a) Do the application. Have a happy customer and sleep well having done the right thing.

b) Go to the City Match.



Disclaimer: Just in case there are any prsopective (or existing) customers reading this. It's a no-brainer for me and I'll have to make do with text updates. Just wondered what the rest of you would do.
 
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Ellisthegreek

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Quit wasting time on here and do the application NOW thus, hopefully completing it in time for the match ;)
 

angelic upstart

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If the client is at an age where they could forget I.E. Under 5 or over 75. I'd say B. If not, I'd say B.

How old am I?

Trente une n'est pas?
 

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For me it would depend on how important the client is.
 

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For me it would depend on how important the client is.
Three words...treating customers fairly*

*which can be twisted in whatever way you want to suit your needs
 

information_ministry

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Delegate FFS

i_m
 

Herschel

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Do neither.

Go to bed and crack one off instead.

You'll feel much better for it.
 
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fred binneys head

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Most worrying is why Herschel had to edit - which vulgar euphamism did you start with?
 

Herschel

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None.

I forgot to add the "you'll feel much better for it"
 

Oli

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Three words...treating customers fairly*

*which can be twisted in whatever way you want to suit your needs
Oh absolutely, but then they should have come to see you earlier.
 
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