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"Should I tell?"

I am in a dilemma at the moment.
I have recently had a baby with my partner and his dad is claiming incapacity benefit. However i know that he works every sunday at a market and in my opinion is as fit as a fiddle.
I am completely against what he is doing and cheating money from all tax payers.
Should i tell the benefit fraud department or should i stay loyal to the "extended family".

Yeah, we already had the sarcasm post from you; is that thick skull of yours capable of any other form of wit or shall we leave it here?

mikelar wrote:
> Oh sorry, I didn't realise I was your personal jester - I'll try to be
> more funny for you next time!
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> nobtard

Ooh please, anything but that insult

"squeal"

I agree. You should probably squeel. Good Luck

Oh sorry, I didn't realise I was your personal jester - I'll try to be more funny for you next time!


nobtard

mikelar wrote:
> YOU NEED TO SQUEAL ON HIM LIKE A PIGGY
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> WEIIIEEEEEEEE!

Hilarious

Family is family.

You're scum.

YOU NEED TO SQUEAL ON HIM LIKE A PIGGY


WEIIIEEEEEEEE!

You can report him annonymously.

If he's actually done anything wrong.

But if you're going to ask around in an obvious way, then when he ends up in court it might not be too difficult to work out who tipped them off.


I suggest an anonymous tip-off, and leave it to the benfits people to work out whether he really is screwing the system.

Earning a few extra quid every Sunday at the market - hardly a crime is it ... well actually it is, but you know what I mean.

"Eez az fit aza fiddle an on the fiddle"