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  • mumof3lads
    mumof3lads Posts: 224 Forumite
    edited 29 December 2009 at 9:42PM
    ITS CALLED WHOLESALE BUYING !!!!!!!!
    Have you people never heard of wholesalers before?? :confused:

    I am actually confused as i just dont get why people are so angry about somone 'buying something in wholesale cos they found a nice price'.. :confused:


    How on earth do you think retail actually works??

    Seriously, please just explain to me how exactly do you think the entire retail industry would work if people didnt buy in wholesale and sell out at retail??!

    No people are angry at the fact you're admitting to benefit fraud when many of us on here work our butts off to get by in life and you use taxpayers money and laugh in their faces. Comprende?
    Plan to save all child benefit from Jan 26th - November 30th
    £2208
  • shegirl
    shegirl Posts: 10,107 Forumite
    ITS CALLED WHOLESALE BUYING !!!!!!!!
    Have you people never heard of wholesalers before?? :confused:

    I am actually confused as i just dont get why people are so angry about somone 'buying something in wholesale cos they found a nice price'.. :confused:


    How on earth do you think retail actually works??

    Seriously, please just explain to me how exactly do you think the entire retail industry would work if people didnt buy in wholesale and sell out at retail??!

    When I buy at wholesale I buy from retailers wholesale department at wholesale prices with different tax rate.

    I'm assuming you haven't informed the Inland Revenue of your ebay shop either
    If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?
  • shegirl wrote: »
    How about I buy some off you on ebay,pay by postal order to find your address and then report you for benefit fraud?


    Where exactly have i committed ''benefit fraud'' in spending my christmas money buying some cheap wholesale stock,
    giving it all to my mum and selling it on ebay trhough her account for her (not taking any salary for it),
    and then giving her all the profit??
  • LegalBlonde
    LegalBlonde Posts: 1,183 Forumite
    So......no answer on how do you make a profit from the figures you are giving then...............for that reason Miss Sexy Bum, I'm out.
    Debt Free Wannabe by 1 January 2016 :o


    Jan 2015 GC £520/£450
    Feb £139/£450
  • Where exactly have i committed ''benefit fraud'' in spending my christmas money buying some cheap wholesale stock,
    giving it all to my mum and selling it on ebay trhough her account for her (not taking any salary for it),
    and then giving her all the profit??

    Sure you are 'dummy' ;)
    Plan to save all child benefit from Jan 26th - November 30th
    £2208
  • shegirl
    shegirl Posts: 10,107 Forumite
    Where exactly have i committed ''benefit fraud'' in spending my christmas money buying some cheap wholesale stock,
    giving it all to my mum and selling it on ebay trhough her account for her (not taking any salary for it),
    and then giving her all the profit??

    you claim discretionary housing payments because you can't afford to live off JSA apparently (despite changing your story several times) yet you spend more than half a week living at your parents house -split residence.You claim JSA but are financially supported by your parents and they provide all your food.

    Furthermore,you have received large payments (not christmas money -PAYMENTS) that you have not declared.

    You then buy things to sell online making a profit via an ebay shop -business.

    Which part of that don't you quite understand?

    Oh and not forgetting that you MUST keep getting your discretionary payments because you couldn't live otherwise yet can waste hundred:rotfl:
    If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?
  • lolly_896 wrote: »
    Your a fine one to talk! Go and learnt how to spell :beer:

    Theres a difference between typing an extra letter when typing fast,
    and not knowing how to actually spell a word that has 2 different variations to its meaning, both of which are spelt differently. :rolleyes:

    I personally dont actually care about people mis-spelling words on things like forums,
    but someone whos trying to lecture about being educated and getting a job.. ect
    Should 1st educate themself enough to know how to spell peace/piece.
  • thelurch
    thelurch Posts: 816 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker

    Are you really that much of a thicko that you don't even understand basic simple business things


    And its spelt 'piece of mind', not 'peace'. :rotfl:
    Go and learnt how to spell before trying to comment on others

    it is actually 'peace' of mind, not 'piece'

    go to school with dell boy did you ?
  • shegirl
    shegirl Posts: 10,107 Forumite
    Theres a difference between typing an extra letter when typing fast,
    and not knowing how to actually spell a word that has 2 different variations to its meaning, both of which are spelt differently. :rolleyes:

    I personally dont actually care about people mis-spelling words on things like forums,
    but someone whos trying to lecture about being educated and getting a job.. ect
    Should 1st educate themself enough to know how to spell peace/piece.

    And you,my dear,should educate yourself in life,standing on your own two feet,the legalities of what you are doing and how to look for a job!
    If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?
  • Kayte_2
    Kayte_2 Posts: 582 Forumite
    But it isn't "Piece of mind" as you said they were infact CORRECT with "PEACE of mind"

    God how hard is it to understand something so simple... dummy
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