General discussion - "gossip and tittle tattle"
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Hiboz
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by Hiboz » 29 Jul 2005, 01:39
Did anyone pay it?
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Porty
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by Porty » 29 Jul 2005, 01:40
Yes I did,so did all my family and all of their extended families. Well the ones that were liable.
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Hiboz
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by Hiboz » 29 Jul 2005, 06:33
I still owe them!
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teddygirl
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by teddygirl » 29 Jul 2005, 07:26
Not something I would brag about Hiboz as non payers like yourself surely led to us honest citizens having to pay more

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Epykat
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by Epykat » 29 Jul 2005, 18:46
Yep, we paid every one even when we were totally skint. We applied for a reduction since we only had one wage and a mortgage at about 15% and two small children - and they very, very kindly gave us £1.50 a month off. We were so grateful.
We've got photos of the kids at the march against the Poll Tax - obviously wearing sack cloth and bare feet........Thanks Hiboz, you make me feel much better

Enough of your nonsense - get back to the Play Pen!
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arachnid
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by arachnid » 29 Jul 2005, 20:58
My husband pays our poll tax the minute the bill comes through the door!!
He tends to do that with all bills, doesn't like the idea of owing anyone money!!! Besides, we can breathe a bit easier knowing that they're all paid!

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Pal of Porty
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by Pal of Porty » 29 Jul 2005, 22:48
Yes I paid it. Are you not meant to?

Justice delayed is justice denied.
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Hiboz
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by Hiboz » 01 Aug 2005, 04:55
Pal of Porty wrote:Yes I paid it. Are you not meant to?

No point, they never chase you up. Or send them a cheque for 0.00 and ask for a full receipt. They usually send you thanking you for paying it all.
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