Taking my hard earned money

Wee_Willy_Harris

Aphrodite868 wrote: »

Yes currently they cannot commit fraud in regards to claiming jsa with over £6,000 savings,
as they only have £4,000, so couldn't physically commit that fraud as they don't have enough savings.

However they could choose to commit many other fraud setups if they wanted to.



Not sure why you find such basic things so difficult to comprehend? :rotfl:

You were quite clear in your amazing prediction......

Aphrodite868 wrote: »

Thus no fraud is going to be/could physically be committed regardless of if they wanted to or not.

But I can see how you are struggling, so let me explain it for you. He has £4000 NOW, if he carries on saving until he claims, he MAY have £7000 and, therefore, would have the capacity for fraud.,,, If they wanted to.

gohan2091

Guys you got it wrong, I don't have £4000, I have £2300, read my original post... the £4000 was just an example and is likely the amount I will have by August.

Aphrodite868

AnxiousMum wrote: »

LOL - and you were back 7 minutes later.......must've been a good day of sales today eh?

lol

Nah it was only 6 sales today.

I didn't have to do much though as their bidding time ended this evening,
and so i was just checking to see all the final sale prices and check if the winning bidders had paid the money into my paypal account yet.

Wee_Willy_Harris

gohan2091 wrote: »

Guys you got it wrong, I don't have £4000, I have £2300, read my original post... the £4000 was just an example and is likely the amount I will have by August.

As long as it's under £6000 you have nothing to worry about. Even if it's more than £6000, they don't take it pound for pound. If memory serves me, it's £1 for every £250 in savings. If it IS going to be below the £6k, there seems little point in creating potential problems by trying to hide it.