The guy running the Turkish barbers near me sits reading a book all day , must average around 5 customers per week and does nothing to attract business = i'd probably back money laundering at 1.03.
The guy running the Turkish barbers near me sits reading a book all day , must average around 5 customers per week and does nothing to attract business = i'd probably back money laundering at 1.03.
In the 70'S we were assured by rogue elements of the Sunday papers that Chinese takeaways were all linked up to facilitate the red revolution. Wonder what they'll make of this? lol.
In the 70'S we were assured by rogue elements of the Sunday papers that Chinese takeaways were all linked up to facilitate the red revolution. Wonder what they'll make of this? lol.
Have a word with the council acey, ask who's bright idea it was, sounds like plenty of brown envelopes being passed around imo. The Turk I went to put his prices up so I stopped going there, all I have is a grade 2 all over, it takes literally 5mins and the **** wanted £15.!! GTF.
Have a word with the council acey, ask who's bright idea it was, sounds like plenty of brown envelopes being passed around imo. The Turk I went to put his prices up so I stopped going there, all I have is a grade 2 all over, it takes literally 5mins
Uberalles16 Apr 25 16:33Joined: 23 Nov 02 | Topic/replies: 738 | Blogger: Uberalles's blog Whats the village called Acey?.....Bgins with B and ends with E Uberalles and it's in England.
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and apparently, which was reported recently, a countrywide increase in cases of ringworm due to lack of hygiene. How are 5 of them allowed in one village for example? I think Hayden and GC are along the right lines.
and apparently, which was reported recently, a countrywide increase in cases of ringworm due to lack of hygiene. How are 5 of them allowed in one village for example? I think Hayden and GC are along the right lines.
Dublin is full of tgese as well, along with the mobile phone repair shops. Same mo, multiple ones in the same street. Of course our government is advertising a 60k handout to any non national to come in and start a business while locals whose businesses are badly struggling get no help.
Dublin is full of tgese as well, along with the mobile phone repair shops. Same mo, multiple ones in the same street. Of course our government is advertising a 60k handout to any non national to come in and start a business while locals whose busines
Just go to Sutton (Surrey) high street. They are challenging the bookies for industry representation. I just cannot understand how all of them can make money. Each shop must cost quite a bit to be kitted out given everything is brand new.
Just go to Sutton (Surrey) high street. They are challenging the bookies for industry representation. I just cannot understand how all of them can make money. Each shop must cost quite a bit to be kitted out given everything is brand new.
acey deucy 16 Apr 25 16:07 Only went in once but the **** burnt my ear when he was removing my ear hair....I jumped 5 foot in the air....No even an appology ffs.Plain-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
We have Turkish on one side of the road and a Kurdish guy the other. They hate each other. I prefer the Kurd he opens on a Sunday and charges £10 for pensioners. I'm 74
We have Turkish on one side of the road and a Kurdish guy the other. They hate each other. I prefer the Kurd he opens on a Sunday and charges £10 for pensioners. I'm 74
The equipment are not expensive, a home visit is though. Anyway, its proliferation (the locals and Greeks could not make it work profitably) could be a disguise for something else and non-HMRC friendly.
The equipment are not expensive, a home visit is though. Anyway, its proliferation (the locals and Greeks could not make it work profitably) could be a disguise for something else and non-HMRC friendly.
A kurdish barber near me was depositing 120k a week in cash at the bank...Got raided, in the local news It's open seven days a week but at roughly 12 quid a haircut that's 1,000 a week, or 140 a day... There's 2 of them, so 70 each a day in about 8 hours...!
Acey, I'm guessing Bishop Cleve...?
A kurdish barber near me was depositing 120k a week in cash at the bank...Got raided, in the local news It's open seven days a week but at roughly 12 quid a haircut that's 1,000 a week, or 140 a day... There's 2 of them, so 70 each a day in about 8 h
I bought one of those JML circular things for about 20 quid... Bloody brilliant, do the bonce about twice a week, takes 5 minutes Saving myself loads over the year
I bought one of those JML circular things for about 20 quid...Bloody brilliant, do the bonce about twice a week, takes 5 minutesSaving myself loads over the year
Regbutler16 Apr 25 19:02 A kurdish barber near me was depositing 120k a week in cash at the bank...Got raided, in the local news It's open seven days a week but at roughly 12 quid a haircut that's 1,000 a week, or 140 a day... There's 2 of them, so 70 each a day in about 8 hours...!
Acey, I'm guessing Bishop Cleve...?.......Nope.
Regbutler16 Apr 25 19:02A kurdish barber near me was depositing 120k a week in cash at the bank...Got raided, in the local newsIt's open seven days a week but at roughly 12 quid a haircut that's 1,000 a week, or 140 a day... There's 2 of them, so 70
"depositing 120k a week ... 12 quid a haircut that's 1,000 a week, or 140 a day... There's 2 of them, so 70 each a day in about 8 hours...!"
You missed a zero. That's 10,000 a week, or 1,400 a day, or 700 each per day, or one haircut per barber every 40s...
@regbutler"depositing 120k a week ... 12 quid a haircut that's 1,000 a week, or 140 a day... There's 2 of them, so 70 each a day in about 8 hours...!"You missed a zero. That's 10,000 a week, or 1,400 a day, or 700 each per day, or one haircut per ba
In the absence of NHS dentists (they decided to go private and enrich their bank accounts) I'd welcome Turkey Teeth Dentists just as long as they don't give you Red Rum gnashers (like Klopp has)
In the absence of NHS dentists (they decided to go private and enrich their bank accounts) I'd welcome Turkey Teeth Dentists just as long as they don't give you Red Rum gnashers (like Klopp has)
'acey', the barbers are overwhelmingly Kurdish these days. I'll ask my barber when I go in next. I've always wondered how they can make a profit when others cannot; I've not realised ML could be the objective.
What about car wash? Mine is a combination of Aghani, Kurdish and Iranian.
'acey', the barbers are overwhelmingly Kurdish these days. I'll ask my barber when I go in next. I've always wondered how they can make a profit when others cannot; I've not realised ML could be the objective.What about car wash? Mine is a combinatio
You'd think HMRC would welcome the chance to tax the criminals as they wash their ill-gotten gains.
You can never catch the organ grinders anyway only their monkeys , so might as well grab a slice of their action.
You'd think HMRC would welcome the chance to tax the criminals as they wash their ill-gotten gains.You can never catch the organ grinders anyway only their monkeys , so might as well grab a slice of their action.
Just been to one. Embarrassingly I forgot to take some cash out and almost fainted when the chap said they take card payments. I thought all of those places were cash only.
Just been to one. Embarrassingly I forgot to take some cash out and almost fainted when the chap said they take card payments. I thought all of those places were cash only.
@impossible - hand car washes are the other obvious one.
You need:
- a business with no cost of sales (so all services, no or few goods that need to be bought and accounted for) - predominantly cash business - a casual and rapid-turnover workforce (so return of laundered cash after skimmage can be disguised as paying barbers/car-washers)
@impossible - hand car washes are the other obvious one.You need:- a business with no cost of sales (so all services, no or few goods that need to be bought and accounted for)- predominantly cash business- a casual and rapid-turnover workforce (so re
'longbridge', my car wash charges £12 (no interior). It takes about 10 mins max. If busy eg weekend and sunshine, there could be a long queue eg 20 mins until you'd get seen even with a two lane queue. This could mean £12 x 12 (6+6) = £144 per hour or £1440 per 10hr day or £10.08k per week. I think a dodgy one could easily claim or submit £50k per month or more citing bigger vehicles/interiors are charged more, etc, even during very quiet periods eg rainy days.
My Kurdish barber started off accepting cash and card. Now, it's only cash. The young boss (not seen there for over a year) drives a black Merc. His staff are entirely Kurdish and mainly relatives, very courteous and good at what they do.
'longbridge', my car wash charges £12 (no interior). It takes about 10 mins max. If busy eg weekend and sunshine, there could be a long queue eg 20 mins until you'd get seen even with a two lane queue. This could mean £12 x 12 (6+6) = £144 per hou
how much money you going to give back if you're declaring £150,000 a month ?
even if you're money laundering the tax mans going to be taking an absolute wodge off you.
how much money you going to give back if you're declaring £150,000 a month ? even if you're money laundering the tax mans going to be taking an absolute wodge off you.
How does The Treasury income correlate with the population of taxpayers, and population of adults? Similarly, how does HMRC income, and the spend on welfare benefits?
How does The Treasury income correlate with the population of taxpayers, and population of adults? Similarly, how does HMRC income, and the spend on welfare benefits?
"how much money you going to give back if you're declaring £150,000 a month ? "
Interesting thought. If you're MLing £150k a month do you:
- declare it for tax, so it looks legit and is properly 'laundered' - don't declare it for tax for fear of attracting attention?
I'm guessing the first, but I've never been in a position to have that choice to make...
"how much money you going to give back if you're declaring £150,000 a month ? "Interesting thought. If you're MLing £150k a month do you:- declare it for tax, so it looks legit and is properly 'laundered'- don't declare it for tax for fear of attr
My Syrian barber takes only cash - it is literally the only transaction I use physical money for.
I suppose it's possible he finds he convenient to be able to pay his staff in cash, like it's the 1950s and everyone gets a brown envelope of notes on Friday afternoon?
@impossibleMy Syrian barber takes only cash - it is literally the only transaction I use physical money for.I suppose it's possible he finds he convenient to be able to pay his staff in cash, like it's the 1950s and everyone gets a brown envelope of
Cash is preferable with most barbers as there is no credit/debit card fee to pay. Conversely the English barber does not take cash, only card for security and convenience.
Cash is preferable with most barbers as there is no credit/debit card fee to pay. Conversely the English barber does not take cash, only card for security and convenience.