Ex-Girlfriend Shafts Guy Out Of Hundreds, So He Reports Her For Tax Fraud And Leaves Her Liable For Thousands

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Aug 17, 2019 11:00 AM EDT

When this guy's ex-girlfriend shafted him out of hundreds of dollars, he ended up going on to report her for tax fraud, and left her liable for thousands more. A revenge well done if we do say so ourselves. 

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    revenge - Text - r/ProRevenge u/drgeorgeb 1d +JOIN S 1 Ex-girlfriend shafted me out of hundreds, I took her to court and reported her for tax fraud leaving her liable for thousands Last year I lived with my then girlfriend (this turned out to be a huge mistake). Soon after moving in it became clear that she expected me to cover her rent from time to time. As she was between jobs I let this slide expecting to be paid back in due course. It was a similar story with household bills. Whilst she paid
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    revenge - Text - Within the first few months of living together she got quite behind on rent and bills. When she finally got a job, she began to catch up on arrears but was always reluctant to pay. I thought she might be reluctant because it left her with little money, which would be fair enough. But things continued this way even after she got a better job. When she refused to pay rent one month I explained that this wasn't fair and insisted that she pay up. After considerable outburst she paid
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    revenge - Text - The next few months consisted of her threatening to leave at multiple points for not supporting her enough, despite me buying most of our food, letting her pay late, and bringing her lunch every day. She even repeatedly threatened to kill me one night after coming home drunk, I thought this was especially rude considering i'd stayed up late to make sure she got home safe Other notable events were her and her mother having a deep discussion on how to leave me high and dry on rent
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    revenge - Text - Some time after this had boiled over I met fantastic girl and we eventually got together. Happy days I thought. Not quite. Ex-girlfriend discovered I had met someone else and absolutely lost her shit, calling me all names under the sun, calling me out for betrayal etc. She didn't consider that breaking up with someone might make them not want you anymore. Incensed, Ex-girlfriend stopped paying.
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    revenge - Text - At the time I hadn't been keeping track and thought she owed me around £300. After she calmed down she agreed to pay. A few days passed with no payment when I got a message from her mother claiming everything was paid and to stop asking her daughter for monies already paid to you. She went on to say that any further requests for money could be treated as harassment. At this point I was irritated by the entitlement and rudeness of the pair, and went back through my bank statement
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    revenge - Text - At this point I was irritated by the entitlement and rudeness of the pair, and went back through my bank statements to check exactly how behind on payments she was. It turned out the shortfall was than double what I initially thought. So l prepared a formal letter of demand for payment, and posted it to Ex-girlfriends address. Several days later I got a call from the police saying that a harassment report had been made against me, I explained the situation and the police confirm
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    revenge - Text - I discovered that for the entire period of our tenancy, ex-girlfriend hadn't been paying council tax. Essentially she hadn't told the council she lived there. I took it upon myself to inform the council that there was a second person living at the property avoiding tax. They were appreciative of this information, and further appreciated furnishing them with an up to date home address for tax dodger ex-girlfriend.
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    revenge - Text - In parallel, I took ex-girlfriend to court over the unpaid rent and bills using the tenancy agreement we signed, and got the majority of it back TLDR; ex girlfriend turned a £300 liability into a liability of around£2K, all because she was too petty and entitled to pay her way in the first place. PS - If you're with someone like this, don't be afraid to leave them. There are people out there that are a million times better for you Edit: I'm a full time student, thus I'm exempt f
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