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Is that gross or net?
Gains from betting are not taxed (or else betting losses would have to be off-settable against tax as well)!
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Anyway, hard to post a photo but recently I've purchased
Honeymoon flights - Lisbon to Nairobi
Holiday flights to Egypt in April - Looking forward to seeing friends again
Honeymoon flights - Lisbon to Nairobi
Holiday flights to Egypt in April - Looking forward to seeing friends again
That's crazy. I always thought matched betting was a one time thing, so once you've used all of your sign up bonuses with each site, you're done forever unless you sign up as someone else. I wasted all mine years ago so never bothered properly looking into it. 
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My old one was not fit for purpose - Blood pressure is a bit high at moment.
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What outlay did you have to make that muchBoth.
No tax to be paid on winnings
. I've always considered it but never bothered previously...
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That's crazy. I always thought matched betting was a one time thing, so once you've used all of your sign up bonuses with each site, you're done forever unless you sign up as someone else. I wasted all mine years ago so never bothered properly looking into it.
He's multi accounting and paying £600 a year for each persons ID, so they can afford a nice little weekend camping trip.
Amiga has done very well but this is the extreme end of matched betting - using multiple ID's/bank accounts/IP's etc - impressive returns but normally you can make around £2k from sign up offers and then around £200-£400 a month in reloads etc on single accounts etc.
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What outlay did you have to make that much
I started with £500 left over from a student loan.
No I'm not
You're a weird one.
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Both.
No tax to be paid on winnings
I should know that, brb!My old one was not fit for purpose - Blood pressure is a bit high at moment.
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I hate those things. Got the same one. I always, always end up spiking them. I'd love to have one that you could run all day (plugs over your body) without that psychological moment.
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You can get ones which test you over a 24hr+ period, but you'll still get the 'psychological moment' when you feel the band pressure increase. I'm not sure how accessible they are to general users though as I've only seen them used in medical trials.
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thats annoying, its bad enough especially work medicals where i spike them in front of doctors stupid white coat hypertension normally in the 160/120 range where they freek out, im ok at home take it several times a week now and save on app on phone and have a doctors note and work external medicals can still through a hissy fit. probably get paid the more visitis they have.
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Soon as I hear the motor after pressing start, that moment my heart starts to race. Feels like just before getting off the gate at a motocross race. Just like excitement and super eager. Yet I'm all really chilled and not pumping away once the thing has let go of the pressure. Soon as I press start, game over. Feels like the finale boss battle.
Ahh amigafan2003 trolling away. So you took a student loan which you never plan on paying back and pumped it into betting and made 35k in 20 months.
Did you leave out the part that you also took other family members money and were making money for them as well.
How about taking some of that 35k and paying back some of your loan?
Did you leave out the part that you also took other family members money and were making money for them as well.
How about taking some of that 35k and paying back some of your loan?
Hmrc would love to know about this I'm sure. Do you declare your extra income amiga. And do your family declare there extra Income your making them too
Edit: technically only your family would have to pay though as your winnings are tax exempt but if you are doing the service for them it's taxable again