reward for "shopping" someone?
reward for "shopping" someone?
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henry royce

Original Poster:

23 posts

261 months

Thursday 9th December 2004
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I think it would be a good idea if the Benefits agency offered a reward for shopping a cheat!, say £500 or even £1,000, for that someone may even shop their own brother!, think of the long term cash they would save though?, good idea?

henry

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

263 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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If its a burberry wearing tracksuit gimping spacklord chavster, then yes I'd shop them.

If its your uncle Bob, whos finding paying the mortgage hard lately, then no I wouldn't shop them.

Dwight VanDriver

6,583 posts

273 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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htttp://www.shopthem.com ?

DVD

jacko lah

3,297 posts

278 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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parrot of doom said:
If its a burberry wearing tracksuit gimping spacklord chavster, then yes I'd shop them.

If its your uncle Bob, whos finding paying the mortgage hard lately, then no I wouldn't shop them.


I think the Burberry wearing chavster would happily shop his uncle Bob, for £500.

granville

18,764 posts

290 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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Dwight VanDriver said:
htttp://www.shopthem.com ?

DVD


Jesus - what sort of society are we creating/living in?

Paranoia is the law, mistrust & deceit the creed.

I've got no problem with people 'shopping' the classic benefit fraudsters, they are truly a despicable breed but this, this has the smell of Oceania about it and frankly, it absolutely disgusts me.



gh0st

4,693 posts

287 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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derestrictor said:

Dwight VanDriver said:
htttp://<a href="http://www.shopthem.com">www.shopthem.com</a> ?

DVD



Jesus - what sort of society are we creating/living in?

Paranoia is the law, mistrust & deceit the creed.

I've got no problem with people 'shopping' the classic benefit fraudsters, they are truly a despicable breed but this, this has the smell of Oceania about it and frankly, it absolutely disgusts me.





I agree with shopping the benefit fraudsters, although I do believe that even if the government saved millions on benefit fraud being reported they would just use it on speed cameras or something (why stop when one is on a roll... )

However this is almost like the nazi era where people were positivly encouraged to grass on their neighbors!

I thought we fought in the war to STOP this kind of thing!

No Discretion

655 posts

261 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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Sir,

In my experience, I've found that people only feel the need to point out the wronddoing of others, when they themselves are standing at the kerbside having been stopped by the police.

harry miller

137 posts

296 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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derestrictor said:

this has the smell of Oceania about it and frankly, it absolutely disgusts me.





Well said that man! What sort of a society are we becoming when it is acceptable to shop people for minor law transgresses?

gh0st

4,693 posts

287 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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harry miller said:

derestrictor said:

this has the smell of Oceania about it and frankly, it absolutely disgusts me.






Well said that man! What sort of a society are we becoming when it is acceptable to shop people for minor law transgresses?


Speed cameras do it all the time

zumbruk

7,848 posts

289 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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Dwight VanDriver said:
htttp://www.shopthem.com ?


This appears to be an entirely unofficial site operated by an individual. It's almost as unsavoury as whatever you're reporting.

BTW, www.crimestoppersuk.org points to the same place.

modernbeat

132 posts

271 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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One of my favorite quotes. Keeps me in line sometimes...

"Good people do not need laws to tell them to act responsibly, while bad people will find a way around the laws."

Plato

jumjum

347 posts

287 months

Friday 10th December 2004
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zumbruk said:

Dwight VanDriver said:
htttp://<a href="http://www.shopthem.com">www.shopthem.com</a> ?



This appears to be an entirely unofficial site operated by an individual. It's almost as unsavoury as whatever you're reporting.

BTW, www.crimestoppersuk.org points to the same place.


You could have a good scam out of this , once you get the dirt on someone from the website form, just contact them and blackmail them.