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Mature escort

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jazzyfizzles · 15/07/2018 10:18

Just after people's opinions on how they'd feel living opposite a very busy adult escort. Living in a quiet cul de sac but our house is the only one that would directly be able to see what's going on (worked it out when off on maternity leave before baby was here, lots of time on my hands!)

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TeachesOfPeaches · 15/07/2018 20:40

Have you spotted Wayne Rooney yet? He enjoys a more seasoned sex worker

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 20:40

It's a "moral" judgement. By someone who is apparently sufficiently well paid to pay 50%

Not a moral judgement at all. I have no problem at all with a woman selling sex (it has gone on throughout history).

I am just saying there's no harm in giving the Inland Revenue a tip off.

PortiaCastis · 15/07/2018 20:40

Does HMRC take tittle tattle from a website into consideration

Whobloodyknows · 15/07/2018 20:41
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userxx · 15/07/2018 20:44

Do we know she's not paying her taxes? Every bit of income might be filled on a tax return. One of my friends lives opposite a sex worker, she answers the door in her slinky nightdress. My friend does not give a flying fuck how this lady makes her money.

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 20:44

Who's paying 50% of their income in taxes?!

Er me. Even more when you factor in National Insurance and VAT.

Nicknacky · 15/07/2018 20:47

I don’t imagine you would OP, but don’t puncture tyres or snap widescreen wipers ffs.

What kinda stupid advice is that?!

And the police aren’t going to go round and have a word.

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 20:48

Does HMRC take tittle tattle from a website into consideration

Excuse me. HMRC will fucking audit you of they think you have been out of the UK for less days than you say you have or if your office at home isn't really an office.

PortiaCastis · 15/07/2018 20:48

But they probably don't police Mn

Chinnyreckoning · 15/07/2018 20:48

No way. Id be reporting. Setting up cctv and making it known to the men that that they were on camera. Could you post pictures of them on Facebook? No way would I find it acceptable and I would have it sorted.

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 20:49

Spray shaving foam or egg their cars while they’re otherwise engaged. Snap the windscreen wipers or similar.

Do not do this unless you want to be prosecuted for criminal damage.

userxx · 15/07/2018 20:52

@Vashna Brilliant advice....... wtf.

JacquesHammer · 15/07/2018 20:54

Well every thread can come up with a stealth boast, however unlikely the subject matter

Vashna · 15/07/2018 20:59

They won’t report you for snapping windscreen wipers OP because that would involve an explanation as to why they were parked in the cup-de-sac in the first place. Who cares anyway?

If you’re on maternity leave and spending long periods feeding etc, you might be able to take photos of them going in. Quickly print out the photo on A4 and then put it face up behind their windscreen wipers do they see it when they come out. Write on the back something like “more copies where this came from.” They’ll have no proof it was you and will no doubt want to get the hell out of there asap, hopefully never to return.

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 21:01

Well I'm guessing that was directed at me. Not a "stealth boast" at all - a fact. Why should I be paying more than £100K in taxes every year when others end up with more "cash in hand" than me.

I guess I'm just resentful that I am not sure I would get enough clients were I to take up this line of work Sad

Nicknacky · 15/07/2018 21:01

vashna People don’t need to explain anything when reporting vandalism to their car. The police wouldn’t ask or car why they were parked there.

Therefore your advice is ridiculous and dangerous.

JacquesHammer · 15/07/2018 21:03

Why should I be paying more than £100K in taxes every year when others end up with more "cash in hand" than me

Comparison is the thief of joy. Where does the “it’s not fair” feeling get you other than making yourself bitter?

Vashna · 15/07/2018 21:05

The punter would have no proof it was the OP. It could be anyone walking their dog.

Nicknacky · 15/07/2018 21:07

It doesn't matter what the car owner can prove. You don't vandalise cars.

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 21:09

Comparison is the thief of joy. Where does the “it’s not fair” feeling get you other than making yourself bitter?

You're so right. I will jack in my business and see how I do advertising my saggy tits on the Internet. I am sure the NHS would be delighted to see their revenue from me go to zero.

Vashna · 15/07/2018 21:12

Well I’m my book you don’t visit prostitutes either. If there’s a moral dilemma between paying for sex or a bit of shaving foam ir whatever on a windscreen, I know which side of the fence I’m on.

FrancinePefko42 · 15/07/2018 21:14

The punter would have no proof it was the OP. It could be anyone walking their dog.

There are more cameras around than you can ever imagine. Even if (and it's a big if) the car belonged to a "punter" - he still has a right that his legally parked car is not criminally damaged. If this came to prosecution he would have no need to explain why he was parked there or what he was doing.

OP DO NOT take the law into your own hands. The Inland Revenue is your best bet.

Vashna · 15/07/2018 21:15

In fact I would be stating to the police that punters are using my residential parking space on a regular basis to see the prostitute opposite and if they are not prepared to do anything about this set-up, I will be taking matters into my own hands. If I get a fine, so what?

Nicknacky · 15/07/2018 21:16

vashna It’s not a more dilemma, that’s would be a criminal act. Why risk a criminal conviction because of your neighbour?!

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