Chiclana
Apr 29th 2007, 10:48 am
#31
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Re: Chiclana
Mourinho, I know who you are and where you are and you know me, so you know I do speak "the local lingo" quite well and understand it much more.Why adopt the name of Chelsea's Portuguese manager though? You can't be a fan of theirs surely? I'll come calling soon to "discuss" matters with you soon, though I can't say exactly when, morning,noon or night, because you sound so bitter and twisted? Now save your typing hand for better things, don't bother replying any more otherwise it's like a tennis ball going backwards and forwards over the net at Wimbledon? Now there's a good chap. Game over.
Apr 29th 2007, 3:06 pm
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Dear all,
Having only just joined the site please can anyone or everyone tell me if the statement I have made as a genuinely concerned person, ie, concerned that others are not conned or had over or defrauded in the way in which we were by unscrupulous people we all know exist here either deserves, merits or invites the type of abuse and response I have received from Mourinho? If you think it does then I shall willingly forgo my payment and cease to be a member. If not please say.
Having only just joined the site please can anyone or everyone tell me if the statement I have made as a genuinely concerned person, ie, concerned that others are not conned or had over or defrauded in the way in which we were by unscrupulous people we all know exist here either deserves, merits or invites the type of abuse and response I have received from Mourinho? If you think it does then I shall willingly forgo my payment and cease to be a member. If not please say.
Apr 29th 2007, 3:54 pm
#34
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Re: Chiclana
Dear all,
Having only just joined the site please can anyone or everyone tell me if the statement I have made as a genuinely concerned person, ie, concerned that others are not conned or had over or defrauded in the way in which we were by unscrupulous people we all know exist here either deserves, merits or invites the type of abuse and response I have received from Mourinho? If you think it does then I shall willingly forgo my payment and cease to be a member. If not please say.
Having only just joined the site please can anyone or everyone tell me if the statement I have made as a genuinely concerned person, ie, concerned that others are not conned or had over or defrauded in the way in which we were by unscrupulous people we all know exist here either deserves, merits or invites the type of abuse and response I have received from Mourinho? If you think it does then I shall willingly forgo my payment and cease to be a member. If not please say.
Keep in BE it could be helpful to you and your experiences could be useful to others.
Rosemary
Apr 29th 2007, 6:38 pm
#35
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Re: Chiclana
Chiclanero, Chiclana is a sensitive subject, but no I don't think you were completely out of order. When I first joined in this forum I had some run ins with Mitzipurr. We now have an amicable peace I believe. I don't believe every Estate agent is an out and out fraud, not every builder. Ways of doing things that were once accepted, are no longer. In the past it was always illegal to share a meter, to resell elex... however it was openly condoned. In the last two years this has changed. I think you are right to warn people...yes there are many of us with homes, bought to enjoy as holiday retreats or otherwise, who have been lucky. Many others have not. Many of us Chiclaneros on this forum are still seeing houses being crammed onto small plots, wonder about where they are going to get their elex from, and are still amused to see estate agents whom we have dealt with only occasionally advertising properties with the description including the info that they possess a legal elex meter...what should be an absolute essential.
Apr 29th 2007, 7:26 pm
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Re: Chiclana
Dear all,
Having only just joined the site please can anyone or everyone tell me if the statement I have made as a genuinely concerned person, ie, concerned that others are not conned or had over or defrauded in the way in which we were by unscrupulous people we all know exist here either deserves, merits or invites the type of abuse and response I have received from Mourinho? If you think it does then I shall willingly forgo my payment and cease to be a member. If not please say.
Having only just joined the site please can anyone or everyone tell me if the statement I have made as a genuinely concerned person, ie, concerned that others are not conned or had over or defrauded in the way in which we were by unscrupulous people we all know exist here either deserves, merits or invites the type of abuse and response I have received from Mourinho? If you think it does then I shall willingly forgo my payment and cease to be a member. If not please say.
Have a read, in fact it wouldn`t hurt everyone to read them now and again.
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May 1st 2007, 3:40 pm
#37
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Re: Chiclana
how good it was to see the solicitors that turned me over by saying my casa was on yellow land and I would have a meter in 2 days advertising on the inside back page of baywatch
2 years later still they do not contact me I am on white land with no lecee
be careful out there
2 years later still they do not contact me I am on white land with no lecee
be careful out there
May 1st 2007, 4:30 pm
#38
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Re: Chiclana
Dont slag all estate agents, there is one in chiclana that I have used a few times, buying off plan and already built over the past two years they are very small Spanish husband and wife with one lady that specks good english and german I have only heard good things about them.
Inmosol 956 53 31 53 / 607 08 77 17 ask for Vivian
Inmosol 956 53 31 53 / 607 08 77 17 ask for Vivian
May 1st 2007, 4:34 pm
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Re: Chiclana
how good it was to see the solicitors that turned me over by saying my casa was on yellow land and I would have a meter in 2 days advertising on the inside back page of baywatch
2 years later still they do not contact me I am on white land with no lecee
be careful out there
2 years later still they do not contact me I am on white land with no lecee
be careful out there
May 3rd 2007, 2:12 pm
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Re: Chiclana
Warning to all. Do not buy property through Chiclana Homes Web Site. New properties not up to the required standard, and unable to get repaires done and most of the wiring is also not upto the required standard.
May 3rd 2007, 8:00 pm
#41
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Re: Chiclana
For those of you living in Chiclana, check out the recent post on mycadiz.biz from the PSOE party. A laugh a minute. 
JJ
JJ
May 4th 2007, 10:27 am
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Especially for Poollounger. Did you see that a new fast food restaurant serving American and Arabic food is opening in July in town? Or would that be burgers and kebabs? Also a mini casino.
May 4th 2007, 10:52 am
#43
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Chiclanagir I thought you were on your way to France!!! Sounds great...my house will rocket in value and I can then move to Extramadura...
Seriously.....I have no objections to a variety of new shops, restaurants etc. My old patch of Stockwell in South London became a Portugese enclave for a while, but driving past last night I noticed a smart new Polish grocers. London is truly the most cosmopolitan city in the world. If Chiclana becomes a thriving cosmopolitan town that benefits all it's inhabitants then great.....but please not a Little Britain.....and I do hope the new English butcher speaks Spanish.
Another glorious sunny day here in south London....
Seriously.....I have no objections to a variety of new shops, restaurants etc. My old patch of Stockwell in South London became a Portugese enclave for a while, but driving past last night I noticed a smart new Polish grocers. London is truly the most cosmopolitan city in the world. If Chiclana becomes a thriving cosmopolitan town that benefits all it's inhabitants then great.....but please not a Little Britain.....and I do hope the new English butcher speaks Spanish.
Another glorious sunny day here in south London....
May 4th 2007, 4:26 pm
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[QUOTE=poollounger;I do hope the new English butcher speaks Spanish. [/QUOTE]
The English butcher does speak some Spanish. His sign is in English, Spanish and German and he has Spanish customers, one of whom said that the gammon she bought from him was the best she has had in a long time. He is also intending to stock Spanish cold meats as he wants to attract more of the locals into his shop.
The English butcher does speak some Spanish. His sign is in English, Spanish and German and he has Spanish customers, one of whom said that the gammon she bought from him was the best she has had in a long time. He is also intending to stock Spanish cold meats as he wants to attract more of the locals into his shop.
May 4th 2007, 5:22 pm
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The English butcher does speak some Spanish. His sign is in English, Spanish and German and he has Spanish customers, one of whom said that the gammon she bought from him was the best she has had in a long time. He is also intending to stock Spanish cold meats as he wants to attract more of the locals into his shop.