local "tick" card - is the debt enforceable?
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one of the indicators is that they are hesitant on cash only rather than online. off the books so they can pocket it with no deductions. like i said it'll be a matter for HMRC to deal with. i trust they have the expertise to dig further and prosecute
Except they've been happily accepting online payments the whole time you've been in this scheme, and presumably continue to do so for everyone else still in the scheme. It's only *now* for this one payment that they're demanding cash. And they'd still have to make the deduction because the debt would still be listed in whatever online system they're using.
So that doesn't really support your claim does it.0 -
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No, you're quite clearly just seeking to justify not paying back a debt you owe. You probably came here expecting everyone to back you up and encourage you. Happy to disappoint.
i dont need to justify myself on a forum lol if i didnt want to pay it back...guess what. i wouldn't pay it back. i certainly dont require your backing or approval on it.
and i know they are fiddling. you are looking at it in black and white. i see color because they are dodgy,, need not i say one of the reasons why but it ends with s0 -
i dont need to justify myself on a forum lol if i didnt want to pay it back...guess what. i wouldn't pay it back. i certainly dont require your backing or approval on it.
and i know they are fiddling. you are looking at it in black and white. i see color because they are dodgy,, need not i say one of the reasons why but it ends with s
Where's you evidence?0 -
i dont need to justify myself on a forum lol if i didnt want to pay it back...guess what. i wouldn't pay it back. i certainly dont require your backing or approval on it.
and i know they are fiddling. you are looking at it in black and white. i see color because they are dodgy,, need not i say one of the reasons why but it ends with s
They're dodgy but you were perfectly happy to deal with them until now, which means you've been knowingly going along with their [alleged] tax evasion schemes.
Also, clearly you do need to say more, lots and lots of words end in s.0 -
They're dodgy but you were perfectly happy to deal with them until now, which means you've been knowingly going along with their [alleged] tax evasion schemes.
Also, clearly you do need to say more, lots and lots of words end in s.
its not an offence on my end they're the ones breaking the law. whether i willingly used their services or not.0 -
its not an offence on my end they're the ones breaking the law. whether i willingly used their services or not.
Arguably it *is* an offence - even if it is one that is pretty much impossible to prove. However, what it does mean is that any moral high-ground you're attempting to claim with regards to their alleged illegal behaviour is clearly utterly false, because you were quite happy to go along with it whilst it was convenient to you.
You clearly don't have a problem with people evading tax when it suits you and you're just talking about siccing the HMRC on them out of spite.0 -
Its theft. You haven!!!8217;t paid for the goodsMortgage free wannabe
Actual mortgage stating amount £75,150
Overpayment start date 1/3/23.
Starting balance £66,565.45
Current balance £63,787.160 -
Chavs gonna chav.0
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i dont need to justify myself on a forum lol if i didnt want to pay it back...guess what. i wouldn't pay it back. i certainly dont require your backing or approval on it.
You've still not mentioned what site is used to process this credit/payment arrangement. I'm genuinely interested.0
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