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Dear Member
Dear Member


The moderators of *your group name here* have evidence that you are obtaining items from group members and are reselling them.
The moderators of this group have evidence that you are obtaining items
from group members and are reselling them. Whilst there are no rules
saying that you can't resell items, you must tell the person you got the
item(s) from, of your intention to do so.


Whilst there are no rules saying that you can't resell items, you must tell the person you got the item(s) from, of your intention to do so.
If you are found to be selling items and you haven't informed the
member, you are at risk of prosecution by the Police for offences under
the Fraud Act 2006.


If you are found to be selling items and you haven't informed the member, you are at risk of prosecution by the Police for obtaining goods by deception.
The group moderators will co-operate with requests for information from
the Police in connection with any offences you may have committed. This
information could include, but isn't limited to, Group Management logs,
Message Archives and emails.


The group moderators are duty-bound to co-operate with requests for information from the Police, Inland Revenue, DWP and/or other Government officials.
Please also note that if you are unemployed and reselling items obtained
through Freegle for profit, without informing the DWP, you could
potentially be prosecuted for benefit fraud. HM Revenue & Customs can
also prosecute for tax evasion, if you fail to pay tax resulting from
earnings gained from the sale of any items.


This information could include, but isn't limited to, Group Management logs, Message Archives and emails.
Please consider this email your first warning. If these activities
 
continue, the moderators will remove you from the group and your details
Any relevant information can and will be, used as evidence.  For example, to support a case of Benefit fraud, brought by the DWP.
may subsequently be passed on to the relevant authorities. Any official
 
request to disclose a member's details will be complied with.
So if you are unemployed and selling items for profit, you can be prosecuted for Benefit fraud.  The Inland Revenue can also prosecute for Tax fraud, if you haven't paid tax on earnings gained from any items.
 
Please consider this email your first warning. The moderators will not hesitate to remove you from the group and pass your details on to the relevant people, should a second warning be necessary.
 
Regards
Your Group Moderation Team.


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Dear $memberid,
Dear $memberid,
Can I check whether you are planning to sell on or make a profit from this item?


Please may I check whether you are planning to sell on or make a profit from this item?
We don't mind resellers on the group, but we do ask that they make it known so that members may make an informed decision whether or not to pass on items they may have.
 
We do not mind resellers on the group, but we do ask that they make it known so that members may make an informed decision whether or not to pass on items they may have.


Kind Regards
Kind Regards

Revision as of 19:59, 4 Mayıs 2010



Reseller

Dear Member

The moderators of this group have evidence that you are obtaining items from group members and are reselling them. Whilst there are no rules saying that you can't resell items, you must tell the person you got the item(s) from, of your intention to do so.

If you are found to be selling items and you haven't informed the member, you are at risk of prosecution by the Police for offences under the Fraud Act 2006.

The group moderators will co-operate with requests for information from the Police in connection with any offences you may have committed. This information could include, but isn't limited to, Group Management logs, Message Archives and emails.

Please also note that if you are unemployed and reselling items obtained through Freegle for profit, without informing the DWP, you could potentially be prosecuted for benefit fraud. HM Revenue & Customs can also prosecute for tax evasion, if you fail to pay tax resulting from earnings gained from the sale of any items.

Please consider this email your first warning. If these activities continue, the moderators will remove you from the group and your details may subsequently be passed on to the relevant authorities. Any official request to disclose a member's details will be complied with.

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Dear $memberid, Can I check whether you are planning to sell on or make a profit from this item?

We don't mind resellers on the group, but we do ask that they make it known so that members may make an informed decision whether or not to pass on items they may have.

Kind Regards

[your_name] [your_group] Freegle Group Moderator $owneremail

$membermail