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lambert:
 i am aware of a person whom is running their motor on a combination of cooking oil bought in bulk through a food supplier paid at trade price and on cherry diesel bought for cash through a shoot. i find this leaves a bad taste with me when said person brags about not paying even a quarter what i do for my fuel.

as such i feel obliged to report them to the authorities, but who should i tell? would hm customs be better or is it a matter for the police?

don't get me wrong i don't like paying what i do for my fuel to our corrupt system but by the same token if i have to pay then i would like it better if those around me did too.

Frankie-Boy:

Well it isn't illegal to use cooking oil in your motor but red diesel certainly is illegal unless its registered as a farm vehicle, I'm sure H M Customs would be interested in it.

auf_wiedersehen_pet:

--- Quote from: Frankie-Boy on October 22, 2008, 20:35:55 ---I'm sure H M Customs would be interested in it.

--- End quote ---

That's where I'd start.

lambert:
ah i thought you had to pay some duty on cooking oil all be it at a lower rate than dino diesel? i'll get a number for hmc see what they say.

Frankie-Boy:

You can use up to 2500 litres a year without attracting tax but you should keep all receipts to prove your usage.

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