Posting on Forums at work

[Oblivion Knight]

Let's see who admits to posting on forums while at work..

I'll be the first, but my boss knows about it. There's isn't always working coming in, so during this time I'm pretty much free to do as I please as long as I'm in the office and checking on e-mails coming in.

[twofivethreetwo]

Well I work from home, so I guess I check it at work.

[HotFish]

Work for best mate and myself...no one gives a shit what I do - plus the Housing Game is quite at the minute

[thebrassthief]

Posting from school right now.

[Laz]

I work for a little guy name JC. He's cool with me posting on here.

[PicoDeath]

We can't post from work, unless someone mods the ticket machines to have internet access/a browser lol. (pizza hut).

Originally Posted by HotFish

Work for best mate and myself...no one gives a shit what I do - plus the Housing Game is quite at the minute

Btw, do you see housing prices getting better? You could make an educated guess I'm sure.

[teh mauler]

I post at school sometimes. No job

[Exit]

I check at college, which is equivalent to work for me.


But then again, no internet at home right now.. so.. yeah..

[HotFish]

Originally Posted by PicoDeath

We can't post from work, unless someone mods the ticket machines to have internet access/a browser lol. (pizza hut).



Btw, do you see housing prices getting better? You could make an educated guess I'm sure.

Hmmm Pizza...oh anyhoo's. Depends on areas - yes and no I guess. Around the North-East some places are dreadful at the minute - on the other hand others are great. We are very realistic with our valuations so our customers have had little hit on their values when the have sold. The thing that is hurting the market is mortgages for first time buyers (FTB's). No lending - no sales. Blame this fucked up government and other factors for the credit crunch - yes it really is that bad.

An example - a house worth £125,000 would now go for £120,000. A home £250,000 would get £235,000. Hope that gives you an idea. Of course some will take a hit on their homes, but others who paid say £250k for a home a year a go could now be in negative equity. Trouble is there are big Estate Agents around here that have over valued the last few years and its now hurting those buyers. I have lost loads of deals as I have gave a realistic value and not gone with the rest - no skin off my nose - those homes are still up!

[rathat]

We don't have computers but there is free Wi-fi so we can use our laptops on our break.