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Thread ID: 119495	2011-07-25 21:52:00	'Get dental work done then plead poverty'	Trev (427)	PC World Chat

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1219111	2011-07-25 21:52:00	Here. (www.nzherald.co.nz) :)	Trev (427)
1219112	2011-07-25 21:58:00	Maybe dentists will read this and wise up and make sure the customer can pay do some credit checks before starting work.	prefect (6291)
1219113	2011-07-26 00:14:00	Sooo...Kevin Milne is suggesting buying something and once you have it, saying "I can't pay". That is dishonest. It is also fraudulent. Frankly I'm shocked. His advice won't help anyone get treatment, all it will do is make dentists/optometrists/whoever turn people away.	Winston001 (3612)
1219114	2011-07-26 00:24:00	Sooo...Kevin Milne is suggesting buying something and once you have it, saying "I can't pay". Not quite. "I'm not recommending this option, as your son may end up in worse difficulties than poor teeth, including court action and possibly a bad credit rating. "But I'm sure it's an option some would feel they had to take."	inphinity (7274)
1219115	2011-07-26 02:10:00	Having been in this situation recently, I thought he'd gone mad . They either offer terms or they don't . If you can't afford the terms then you don't take the service .	pctek (84)
1219116	2011-07-26 04:57:00	Having been in this situation recently, I thought he'd gone mad . They either offer terms or they don't . If you can't afford the terms then you don't take the service . And that if I may say, is simple common sense .	Cicero (40)
1219117	2011-07-26 05:37:00	And that if I may say, is simple common sense. Yes. Imagine if we all went and took things from shops and said oh sorry I can give you maybe $10 instead of $200. Or some such. No different for those who provide services instead of goods.	pctek (84)
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