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Is Dee still signing on?
rolergirl
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I Remember the fuss even recently that she still was and was in holiday abroad , I havent read anywhere that she has come off benefits, if she still is, then surely this (BB) is classed as working?
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Ok thank you, I missed the first night as i was working (oh the irony)
good luck to her for coming off benefits and using the opportunity she was given , hope she does well
Your welcome. I'm sure she would be definitely off Benefits as there is a rumour she was offered 100k to go into CBB I'm not sure how CBB works but I know in the Normal Big Brother housemates get paid minimum wage for 24 hours a day. So like 1500 a week too.
And good luck to those vulnerable people she stole from. I reserve my best wishes for them.
plenty of people have made horrendous mistakes in life , Dee is unforgiven by so many yet people like stephen fry and plenty other are forgiven in a heartbeat , is this a class war
For someone who is doing the old 'tell it as it is' - has she told her history as it is, or does it just start from her being on benefits (for which there is no stigma in my books ) ?
Who mentioned class.
Why do certain people get so angry when people who have come from nothing suddenly start to do well for themselves
good luck to Dee
Who is getting angry.
Moreover, Mr. Fry is not in the current series of Celebrity Big Brother...now there is a delicious fantasy:D
And no I have never been on 'benefits' before you ask!!! I do believe it is an essential part of our society as Asquith stated in early 1900's and like any system may well be abused...but to quote our lovely politicians from the expenses scandals if its all 'within the rules' its OK so if anyone has broken the 'rules' its up to our administrations local and national to take appropriate action within these rules...did this happen to HM in particular I don't know..get over it she is in there legitimately asked for and paid by.
The OP asked a legitimate question. Why get so bent out of shape about it. :oAlso why are you pre empting questions that may never be asked.
Now that she has accumulated money. I wonder if the council will be requesting the return of the stolen £15 thousand ??
Blah blah blah
For your information, if youd asked before started assuming you know everything about me and ranting on and what i think and throwing around words like "ignorance" i was unemployed and signing on the dole and before that was a carer for my terminally ill mother ( now sadly gone) before i started my current job as a social care worker, so i am not against anyone on benefits, but hey, you just assume whatever you want to make yourself seem better than me.
I was basing it around the fact that she has been claimed to be signing on whilst in receipt of earnings of thousands and had even got an agent to deal with it, whist still signing on.
I am allowed to ask a question as much as anyone, so before you start off with indignant self righteous spouting a and assumptions about me, get off your high horse.
People are so self righteous and p.c, jumping own your throat for asking a simple question.
http://www.ukgameshows.com/ukgs/Big_Brother
"Money talks
Contestants were paid £30 for each day spent in the house to compensate for loss of earnings"
Thank you
It comes to more than a measly piddly 15 thousand pounds
The worst was the small amounts, Boris Johnson claimed back 50p for a poppy, and another 60p for dog food (!)
You have to register online, turn up at the jobcentre for your first and subsequent appointments, providing evidence of job applications done in the meantime, and be "available for work" or for opportunities such as interviews or training at reasonably short notice. So I think it's safe to say that the answer is "no".
Not if you are on them for a disability like she was, i dont think you have to go in person to sign on, you get them automatically, and i don't get your point about registering online, filling out forms etc as she had been on benefits for years she had obviously already done that.
Well that's not the same as "signing on", which was your question
What did Stephen Fry do that was equivalent to stealing 'more than £13,000 from her employer including cash belonging to "vulnerable" people'?
That's what it is known as!
talk about nit picking!! ^_^