how many nights per week?

PasturesNew

If he's getting a lay, then why should I pay?

robpw2

tescobabe69 wrote: »

If you're claiming benefits as a single person and have a partner, you are commiting benefit fraud. But dont worry millions more are "at it"

well that makes it all ok then :rotfl:

onetomany

depeneds if ur on benifiet i used to think its 3 nights but was told by my housing oficer theres no set number of nights its if its regular ur likely to be found out if ur not on benifiet totally up to you

seven-day-weekend

robpw2 wrote: »

there is no exact number of days , but i would ask why your letting him stay at yours without contributing to anything such as food etc
it sounds lik your trying to make the most of benfits whilst trying to keep a relationship going

maybe your new years res is for him to move in with you permantly and contribute to the househould

.....or just to visit and not stay overnight. It's not compulsory!

sunnyone

seven-day-weekend wrote: »

.....or just to visit and not stay overnight. It's not compulsory!

Dont you know that it is compulsory today to have sexual relations/overnight visitation after the second date and if you think diffrently you are accused of being the morality police on here?

Its also some kind of goverment vendetta against single parents apparently because you must allow them to have overnight visitors, the fact it applys to any benefit claimant gets ignored on this type of thread.

tomjonesrules

onetomany wrote: »

depeneds if ur on benifiet i used to think its 3 nights but was told by my housing oficer theres no set number of nights its if its regular ur likely to be found out if ur not on benifiet totally up to you

Pardon?

Fiddlestick

Dognobs wrote: »

I bet he is making a few deposits!

Sorry, that made me chuckle!