User talk:Legalbeagles

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[edit] Use of user pages

I have just removed the promotional content that you posted on your user page. Please respect user page content guidelines and do not use your user page inappropriately. Follow the links in the above template. Adrian M. H. 16:10, 14 July 2007 (UTC)

If you had read any of my reply on my talk page, or any of the relevant guidelines, you would have thought better of adding back that unsuitable content. Rewriting it is not going to fix the problem, and whether it is commercial or not is of little importance. Wikipedia is not a soapbox, and that is a quote from the guidelines that you should by now have read. I can appreciate that you want to get your message out, but you must not use WP to do it. You need to learn that you cannot just ignore the rules - they apply to us all. If that content returns, it may be considered disruption of Wikipedia. Adrian M. H. 17:52, 14 July 2007 (UTC)

This user has also re-added content that was removed from another page, as it was inappropriate. The reposting of that information has been removed yet again.

[edit] Penalty Action Group (PAG)

The Penalty Action Group or PAG http://www.penaltyactiongroup.co.uk is a totally free website unlike any other that claims to be but begs for donations or sells things to you to generate money. It was set up to help people fight for their rights against Banks, Credit Card Companies, Loan Companies, Debt Collection Agencies and a variety of other lending institutions and service providers.

They specialise in reclaiming unfair charges and penalties, however they can also help to reclaim mis-sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), help you to get your credit file cleaned up by requesting inaccurately applied default notices and late payment markers are removed from your credit file, help to fight debt collection harrassment and also offers many other useful consumer friendly tips which will be of use to anyone who wishes to register with the site.

Registration to the site is like everything else on PAG totally free and the site has a friendly and supportive staff team and some very experienced members a lot of which have been members on a number of other similar site and share their knowledge with the members on PAG. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 81.86.244.55 (talk) 11:20, 22 May 2008 (UTC)