Anyone think this will not end badly?

[Mich the Tester]

A "heads up" for you and any of your friends who may be regular Sainsburys customers. Over the last month I became a victim of a clever scam while out shopping.

Simply going out to get supplies has turned out to be quite traumatic.

Don't be naive enough to think it couldn't happen to you.

Here's how the scam works: Two seriously good-looking 18 or 19-year-old girls come over to your car as you are packing your shopping items into the boot. They both start wiping your windscreen with a rag and Windowlene, with their breasts almost falling out of their skimpy T-shirts. It is impossible not to look.

When you thank them and offer them a tip, they say "No" and instead ask you for a ride to another Sainsburys. You agree and they get in the back seat. On the way, they start having sex with each other.
Then one of them climbs over into the front seat and performs oral sex on you, while the other one steals your wallet.
I had my wallet stolen January 4th, 9th, 10th, twice on the 15th, 17th, 20th, three times just yesterday, and very likely again this upcoming weekend as soon as I can buy some more wallets.
Be carefull out there..

Which stores so the operate from so I can....erhm....avoid them?

Well in any case, not Tesco or Morrisons.

[russell]

Well in any case, not Tesco or Morrisons.

I shop at Waitrose.

HTH

[stek]

Here in Holland there is a financial test if you want to apply for a marriage or family reuniting visa for someone from outside the EU. You need to be earning 120% of the minimum wage for a 36 hour week. If there isn't such a test in Britain it's because either the British gummint made a hash of it and blamed 'EU directives' or the Daily Wail or some such made up some bulltulip story about EU directives, which they never do of course.

Any dissatisfaction among the electorate? Easy; blame the EU! That's why nobody ever leaves the EU!

Presumably that'll be a visa under Dutch immigration, I was referring to those under EU rules, ie for those exercising a treaty right and therefore cannot use their own member state rules or those of the state they live in. Then there is no finance test, or for that matter, fees of any sort!

[xoggoth]

Silly woman indeed but if it makes her happy for a while I can understand it. What's one more illegal among all the rest? Given that we probably can't get rid of them all, the priorites for removal should the criminals and benefit dependents.

[TiroFijo]

If she somehow manages to keep him in the UK, once he has his visa he will be off.

Why do some women think it will be different for them. Not a hairdresser this time.

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He should have been a rugby player playing for England then he wouldn't have a problem.

[alreadypacked]

Silly woman indeed but if it makes her happy for a while I can understand it. What's one more illegal among all the rest? Given that we probably can't get rid of them all, the priorites for removal should the criminals and benefit dependents.

The people who do the work in these departments, don't want to tackel criminals and benefit cheats. Much easier to round up the toy boys.

HTH

[Mich the Tester]

Presumably that'll be a visa under Dutch immigration, I was referring to those under EU rules, ie for those exercising a treaty right and therefore cannot use their own member state rules or those of the state they live in. Then there is no finance test, or for that matter, fees of any sort!

I'll refer you back to my original point;

What really gets to me about EU visa requirements is not that you have to earn a minimum income to get a visa for a young bride from some non-EU country; it's that you can't bring in several of them if you earn several times the minimum income for getting them visas.