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Does the Official receiver not like gamblers
rudeboyroy
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Hiya Just filling out BR forms and there is a section relating to gambling, is this wise to own up to, I think i read somewhere that you get penalised extra for gambling is this true?
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It depends on the extent to which gambling has contributed towards your BR. I'll look for the link and get back but fermi will probably beat me to it0
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Always, ALWAYS, be honest in this situation. have a look here http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/guidanceleaflets/bro/bro.htm The worst that can happen is an extension of the BR limitations0
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Fermi whistles and waits for the link to appear, as he can't remember where he found it last time.:p
EDIT: And its there as I wrote that.
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You're slow tonight matey0
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I don't know if they'll be interested in my contribution to the gambling section - I put £10 in the 'how much have you gambled over the last x amount of time'. Guess I've done that much on the national lottery (and it's on my bank account statements from playing online, so better own up to it, but still - £10 can't be that bad can it? :S)Do not feed the trolls please.0
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I think £200 a week is more likely to irate the OR!! Even then it depends what income was there. It's only severe cases of gambling that are a potential problem 0
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