They call me a fraud and I can&#x27;t go to prison just like that?

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Original post by Anonymous

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With what? Your post is unintelligible.

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mxlk

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bruh none of this makes any sense

wtf does this mean

So from what I can infer, you are an IT professional, you've taken a job and someone is accusing you of fraud, and doubting your ability to do the job, am I wrong?

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Original post by Mabey

So from what I can infer, you are an IT professional, you've taken a job and someone is accusing you of fraud, and doubting your ability to do the job, am I wrong?

They mention benefit fraud though.

So they're doing a job for someone and claiming benefits?

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Original post by Mabey

So from what I can infer, you are an IT professional, you've taken a job and someone is accusing you of fraud, and doubting your ability to do the job, am I wrong?

Yes self employment wise-not them the people who I offer services to, just people who associate with (who don't know me properly just see them twice a year) and they call me a fraud.

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londonmyst

Are you complaining about people spreading nasty gossip about you behind your back?
Or someone who does not like you threatening to report you to the police.

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Guru Jason

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They should take you to jail over that grammar.

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Mabey

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Original post by Drewski

They mention benefit fraud though.

So they're doing a job for someone and claiming benefits?

Nah I think they are using that as an example and comparing it saying "how can this be fraud, surely to be punished for fraud I would have to do something extreme like benefits fraud"

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No I did not say benefit fraud-I just said that's one thing that can put you in jail.

There are some acquaintances who believe I'm a fraud who say "I cannot do IT" therefore I'm a fraud and are thinking of contacting the police which they'll set me a complex question I think to prove myself.

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Original post by Mabey

Nah I think they are using that as an example and comparing it saying "how can this be fraud, surely to be punished for fraud I would have to do something extreme like benefits fraud"

With the godawful grammar I wouldn't be surprised either way.

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someone who does not like you threatening to report you to the police.

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Original post by Anonymous

No I did not say benefit fraud-I just said that's one thing that can put you in jail.

There are some acquaintances who believe I'm a fraud who say "I cannot do IT" therefore I'm a fraud and are thinking of contacting the police which they'll set me a complex question I think to prove myself.

If you honestly think that's a- something they could go to the police with, and b- that the police would be remotely interested in, then you're thicker than the language you use suggests

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Original post by Drewski

If you honestly think that's a- something they could go to the police with, and b- that the police would be remotely interested in, then you're thicker than the language you use suggests

Haha thank you.

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bones-mccoy