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You're not suppose to post it on here. That's about as clever as this chap http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/tees/7130046.stm
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No way, they might outsell the bible since the gov't said that those affected should not change their bank account details. Goldmine city Arizona. The criminal world and his mother will be after them. A copy for £20K maybe. Nothing less than a £Brazillion for the originals
Edit: As you can tell I didn't actually read what you said before posting, but saw the £20K and went from there
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Quick buck to be made
Has anybody worked on the HMRC Child Support systems? There is a reward to be had see link below:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7128851.stm
If so, all we need to do is to create files in the correct format, stuffed full of made up data, copy them to two CDs and bingo, £20,000.
If anybody has the background knowledge, I will supply the idea and we can split the profit.
Hang on, I haven't thought this plan out too well have I
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