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Morning everyone.
New to this forum.

I have a dilemma, been working as sub contractor for builder for 6 months and he has now given me a job working on a private estate like property in Ascot, problem is it wasn't half an hour and I figured out the owner had someone from UK Power network.
When I raised the issue with builder I was told I did not know what I was talking about and not to mess with client as he always gets what he wants. (To be honest client is a very rich thug)
At the moment he has a 40kw swimming pool heater running 24/7 on this supply, he wanted me to add tennis court lighting, 2 bed annex, games room with bar, dressing rooms and gym, newly erected offices, jacuzzi, large pond with pumps and equipment using approx 10kw.
I have already decided to withdraw from site which knowing the builder will affect other jobs I am busy with for him.

Anyway my question is should I report him?
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micknew said:
Grass him up!
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That could have consequence's
 
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shanky887614 said:
why are people scared of straight razors, you don't all wear white shirts so what is the problem?
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ok i will humour you young en what's with the reference to cut throats with you ????
 
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bossian said:
How did my first post within this thread get deleted? Am I right in thinking there is a thread fairy here?
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The powers that be have decided that they can delete or alter your posts without explanation...
 
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They are doing a job and a good job at that, it stops the spam and some of the more crap post and keeps this place going with out two much trouble, as for OP just do job, take pics, get paid, then two mouths later grass him up at lest then it will not come back on you and you will still be getting work in no one will think it was you and you can walk down street without having to look over your shoulder
 
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Me personally, well I feel realy sorry for the poor little energy supply company. I mean what sort of monster would steal from these wonderfully careing and moralistic companies. Its beyond belief, I think Im going to cry its so sad......:19:

Just do the work and take ya money.
 
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Zebra what a ridiculous comment, do you really think the energy companies just write it off??
They are business like any other that is there to make a profit, if they lose in one area from theft they'll add it elsewhere I.e everyone else's bill
 
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Murdoch said:
Suppliers "guesstimate" most people's usage fairly accurately so surely which such a "mansion" the consumption would look low and need looking at??
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Yes they will, but if an bypass is found its a slapped wrist not much more, don't want to say to much 4 time's still no prosecution .
 
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