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Solicitor Reading My Bank Statements
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Or he is a journo trying to get info for an article1
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clearly because buying food every day is highly illegal .... unless it's some other kind of .... uhm ... food .....LittleNinja said:I'm assuming this guy is actually doing something dodgy with his money and is trying to figure out how likely he is to be found out/how to cover himself3 -
Must have a lot of time on his hands, the queue for my local M&S is always the longest. Lots of bored OAPs standing outside.
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<husky female voice-over>eidand said:
clearly because buying food every day is highly illegal .... unless it's some other kind of .... uhm ... food .....LittleNinja said:I'm assuming this guy is actually doing something dodgy with his money and is trying to figure out how likely he is to be found out/how to cover himself
This isn't just any supermarket ready-meal-for-two-with-wine deal...
This is an M&S money-laundering front...7 -
The only 'worrying' thing will be the state of your arteries, I'd imagine. Some of those M&S ready meals are off the scale for reds on the traffic light system
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Conveyancing is the most low value transaction a solicitor can undertake. They get paid for a 3 or 4 hours work spread over a few months. If they had time to read your bank statement they would not be able to handle other clients work. I think you are safe here!0
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OP: I'll answer your post on one condition: you first tell us what it is that you are selling on eBay that has made you £170K profit in 3 years trading. Deal or no deal?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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M&S Food?macman said:OP: I'll answer your post on one condition: you first tell us what it is that you are selling on eBay that has made you £170K profit in 3 years trading. Deal or no deal?3 -
Seems someone has taken the Chancellor's Meal Deal to heartGather ye rosebuds while ye may2
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So, that is the scheme. Buy M&S meal deal for 2 with wine. Heat it up and sell on ebay. I would have assumed the OP would be better selling via Uber Eats, but if he made £150k selling via EBay, good on him
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