Should I report a co worker for Medicaid/ food-stamp fraud?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:She’s lying to you. No nail tech on the planet makes 2,000 in tips. She has to lie and brag to make herself feel better. Let her love her life and focus on yourself. She sounds very low vibration. I would keep my distance.

How do you know? 20 clients a day with tips, 6 days a week, he could easily bring home that much money.

Oh, really? Let’s see...$2000 PER WEEK, just in tips, as OP said - so that’s $333 in tips per day for a 6-day work week, which is a $16 tip for each customer at 20 customers a day. What luck that this guy works at a place where he gets $16 in tips from every customer, every day! I should become a nail technician.

NP Here and I would just add that this translates to $100K per year for being a nail tech. Seems highly unlikely. Drug dealer maybe.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They are not married so it is based solely on her income so she should be getting benefits. She does not need to report the boyfriend. Its not relevant or how it works.

Not true. Earnings of all who live in house are counted. Yes, OP, report her. I am so damn tired of corruption, whether the entire Trump regime or the woman you know.

Absolutely not true. Our income was not counted when my MIL lived with us. I've done the applications and got approved, have you?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Boyfriend can be considered a separate household. My MIL got food stamps when she lived with us and we were not included in the household. We had to give a letter saying she was staying with us, blah blah blah...

The boyfriend is the father!

It doesn't matter as they are not married. He's probably a drug dealer or something else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boyfriend can be considered a separate household. My MIL got food stamps when she lived with us and we were not included in the household. We had to give a letter saying she was staying with us, blah blah blah...

The boyfriend is the father!

It doesn't matter as they are not married. He's probably a drug dealer or something else.

It does matter. Food stamp goes by household income.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boyfriend can be considered a separate household. My MIL got food stamps when she lived with us and we were not included in the household. We had to give a letter saying she was staying with us, blah blah blah...

The boyfriend is the father!

It doesn't matter as they are not married. He's probably a drug dealer or something else.

It does matter. Food stamp goes by household income.

Ok, then it depends on how you define the household. If they are not married, he may not be included, same with a sibling, friend or other family member. We are not included in my MIL's benefits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She’s lying to you. No nail tech on the planet makes 2,000 in tips. She has to lie and brag to make herself feel better. Let her love her life and focus on yourself. She sounds very low vibration. I would keep my distance.

How do you know? 20 clients a day with tips, 6 days a week, he could easily bring home that much money.

Oh, really? Let’s see...$2000 PER WEEK, just in tips, as OP said - so that’s $333 in tips per day for a 6-day work week, which is a $16 tip for each customer at 20 customers a day. What luck that this guy works at a place where he gets $16 in tips from every customer, every day! I should become a nail technician.

NP Here and I would just add that this translates to $100K per year for being a nail tech. Seems highly unlikely. Drug dealer maybe.

If this is just for being a nail tech, makes you wonder why people go to college. There must be some kind of mass delusion going on.

[Anonymous]

If someone else lives in the home, you have to report it and you have to present a signed statement by them that they purchase their food separately.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boyfriend can be considered a separate household. My MIL got food stamps when she lived with us and we were not included in the household. We had to give a letter saying she was staying with us, blah blah blah...

The boyfriend is the father!

It doesn't matter as they are not married. He's probably a drug dealer or something else.

It does matter. Food stamp goes by household income.

Ok, then it depends on how you define the household. If they are not married, he may not be included, same with a sibling, friend or other family member. We are not included in my MIL's benefits.

Why on earth aren't you feeding your MIL? She's on food stamps but lives with you? Ridiculous. Way to game the system.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Definitely report her. I have absolutely no empathy for people who cheat the system. They are trash and deserve it!

Government can't even get back to us when we need it. OP is going the waste somebody's time big way. Actually, she can go ahead, they are going to do absolutely nothing, because her story doesn't add up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Definitely report her. I have absolutely no empathy for people who cheat the system. They are trash and deserve it!

Government can't even get back to us when we need it. OP is going the waste somebody's time big way. Actually, she can go ahead, they are going to do absolutely nothing, because her story doesn't add up.

If someone tells you they're gaming the system you believe that. I would report on this alone. The government can figure it out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They are not married so it is based solely on her income so she should be getting benefits. She does not need to report the boyfriend. Its not relevant or how it works.

It's based on household income for services such as food stamps.

Medicaid however, in many states, is based only on income reported according to the tax return.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If someone else lives in the home, you have to report it and you have to present a signed statement by them that they purchase their food separately.

Really? When I was younger I had roommates and we all shared a house. One of my roommates had a boyfriend share the house. Do not have to count their income unless married.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:If someone else lives in the home, you have to report it and you have to present a signed statement by them that they purchase their food separately.

Really? When I was younger I had roommates and we all shared a house. One of my roommates had a boyfriend share the house. Do not have to count their income unless married


There's a huge difference between roommates and FATHER.