where are all the decent solictors from about a year or so ago

[tim01]

i have put a post in civil law ,about flooding and have not had one decent repli .whats going on i used to really have a lot of confidence in this site,but it seems to of gone right down hill for advice .

[sara3]

I think you're getting the site mixed up with a service you might pay for :o)

[yogi-bear]

Gratitude is a fine quality, tim,...especally as Sara says...you're not paying for it.....be patient......you may get an answer....or post it again, if down the list a bit.......:0)

Good Luck

[tim01]

nope this site used to have great free advice ,the whole idear of , ANSWERBANK, thats why you go to what ever title you want press on that and you used to recive ,good answers ,im not sure maybe you pay for all the questions you ask sara

[beejay1124]

congrats tim for managing to get 'decent' and 'solicitors' in the same sentence

[factor-fiction]

Are you referring to the question you posted only a few hours ago? Bednobs is one of the helpful ABers on legal matters but slagging off his/her response and calling her bedknob is hardly likely to encourage further input from lawyers. Is it a Civil Law issue anyway at this stage?

[sara3]

no, but I charge per answer. my bill is in the post.

I'd have made a great solicitor!

[buildersmate]

Your question was posted at 7.45 in the evening and yet within 2.5 hours you are posting again complaining that you've had no decent replies. However in that time you'd had several replies including particularly useful (IMO) advice from bednobs and Themas - both respected contributors to the legal section of AB.
I can perhaps regard myself as one of the more regular contributors to the legal part of the site. I saw your question but felt it had been adequately covered off by the advice you had received.
Your general approach to the wording in the first question, and your impatience to get 'decent replies' (sic) leads me to conclude, rightly or wrongly that you are one of these people who are only interested in receiving responses that agree with your own analysis of the rights and wrongs of the situation you find yourself in - namely, it's all the council's fault.

[another-view]

Also you made two threads. One was called "flooding" with no subject and the other said "my house has flooded". In order to get an answer, you must first ask a question.

[tim01]

i think you will find buildersmate that i thanked people for there advice at 1145 the previous day before you replied .so as you wrote your reply the next day at 845 i dont understand why you had to share your feeling with me and im not a sick person just gutted .

[ChuckFickens]

LOL!!

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