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2023-04-05 10:50:49
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I think that's far-fetched, I would rather guess 99% rubbish.It's just always a shame for the forum users who don't know your background and don't know that 95% is rubbish but believe it...
I think that's far-fetched, I would rather guess 99% rubbish.It's just always a shame for the forum users who don't know your background and don't know that 95% is rubbish but believe it...
Once again "alternative facts"? Various models (Viessmann, Vaillant, Buderus) both gas and oil available immediately or within 10-20 working days in various shops.
Well then, get out on the street instead of always preaching the end of the world here with your now eighth nickname (if you count your latest one)... You have all these nicknames because you always forget your password, right? It's just always unfortunate for the forum users who don't know your history and don't realize that 95% is nonsense, but believe it...
Their statement implies that in the event of a massive loss in value of the property, there is an obligation to provide additional collateral. If this cannot be met, the loan will be called due.
(1) If there is a significant deterioration in the financial circumstances of the borrower or in the value stability of a security provided for the loan or if such deterioration threatens to occur, by which the repayment of the loan, even through realization of the security, is endangered, the lender can generally always terminate the loan agreement without notice before the loan is disbursed, and after disbursement usually without notice.
I think that's far-fetched, I would rather bet on 99% nonsense.
Of course
Is there any way to help you fight your paranoia?Sorry - wanted to give it a chance :( Na used the wrong browser to reply and exposed yourself? :D