Would you dob someone in....

[Kaelic]

Say for example you knew of someone who is going through a very messy divorce, and is setting up a major shaft to his soon to be ex-wife to the sum of about £50K. You found out they are claiming benefits and have no work, but are running a toy trading business on ebay with sales of over £2K a month. Would you dob them into the benefits agency?

I sat and listened to this scumbag tell everyone how he was setting up his shaft of his Wifey with his dad and how much he makes on ebay, even showing us on his 3G iPhone!! And how he is so smart he is playing the system. Same bd wont even buy his son a bed as his mum took the sons bed with her when she left him (after his affair!).Sometimes I hate friends of friends..... So when I got home I dobbed him in on the benefits agency website last night, I hate benefit scroungers with a passion and I hate the fact that this tt sits and boasts about it.

So I did what I thought was right!

And the icing on the cake was the guy who brought him along last night to our football drinkie night, went home last night and did the same thing

[anonymous-user]

Yep, in an instance.

[Fidgits]

well, i'd definatley post it on an internet forum with sufficient detail, so should you actually do it, there is a chance he could find out it was you..

[Kaelic]

Fidgits said:

well, i'd definatley post it on an internet forum with sufficient detail, so should you actually do it, there is a chance he could find out it was you..

lol I have no qualms about doing it and am not ashamed of doing it. He wants to boast about being a scummer I will boast about standing up for what I believe is right! And I filled in all my own details on the form so if they want to contact me they can.

[172ff]

Link to the ebay shop?

Was looking for some new toys.

[andy400]

Without hesitation. They are stealing from me, as a taxpayer.

[elle]

Most definately

[Plotloss]

No, I'd use the threat of it for my own means.

A 25% vig should cover it.

Silly boy.

[trumpet600]

I would not think twice about doing it.

Theiving tt

I hope his ex-wife turns the table on him as well

[LHDisbest]

andy400 said:

Without hesitation. They are stealing from me, as a taxpayer.

+1

Robbing whoores. I've shopped a few in my time, mainly those who are claiming disability allowance fraudulantly.

As a taxpayer it is your duty to shop benefit cheats.

[james_tigerwoods]

In a heartbeat - And tell his ex too.

[TonupS2]

You are absolutely right in doing it. If everyone did the country would be in a much better state and our tax would go to where is should go. Saying that I know of people who are working and claiming and I can't bring myself to dob. I probably would if they came to me bragging though.

[plfrench]

TonupS2 said:

Saying that I know of people who are working and claiming and I can't bring myself to dob.

Why not?

[Tony*T3]

Yes.

Good for you. He's basically bragging about stealing YOUR money.

Fukum

[MrV]

Would not even need to think about shopping him

[Soovy]

Yes. Call the benefits hotline and the HMRC grassline as well.

Second one will make his life hell.


He's stealing YOUR money.

[james_tigerwoods]

You'll have to tell us what happens to him though...

[anonymous-user]

TonupS2 said:

You are absolutely right in doing it. If everyone did the country would be in a much better state and our tax would go to where is should go. Saying that I know of people who are working and claiming and I can't bring myself to dob. I probably would if they came to me bragging though.

PM me their details, i'll happily do it for you

[roboxm3]

<pats him on the back> well done mate...

It makes me sick when I look at the tax deductions on my payslips, knowing s like this are living it up at my (our) expense.

[scorp]

Tony*T3 said:

Yes.

Good for you. He's basically bragging about stealing YOUR money.

Fukum

I was thinking about this the other day and not sure were i would stand, the fact is, it isn't my money, the taxman takes it off me without my consent, i have no claim to it.