Things you put on forms.
 

I'll start.

Car insurance where they ask for the value of the car.
I put '1p plus the market value' :)

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"How much do you drink?"

"Moderate amount"

Then they give me that funny look...

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Sex: yes please.

That one's out the way.

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That just makes you seem 'needy'.;)

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Well if you're not needy, just put male or female.

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I usually put thrice weekly plus special occasions. I'm never sure whether or not to include solo performances :o:

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The truth.

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I wouldn't include solos. they'd think I was weird.

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... what? even if you wear leather gloves and a tutu?

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How do you know about my glove? :(

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If you lie,omit information and forget to put relevant information onto an insurance form you make the insurance documents null and void if you have to make a claim especially if you have made previous claims and 'forget' to mention them.

So Ignitionnet is right, you should just put the truth.

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You only wear one? :confused:

Maggy says you should include solos or you're telling lies. :angel:

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As above - I fill in the forms correctly, to try and ensure the form processing works as smoothly and as simply as possible.

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On car insurance forms 'Market value' is the truth?

suppose the car is worth a market value of £7,000 but you paid £5,000
do you think that if you put down £5,000 as the value. that when you come to claim they would say that you said the car was only worth £5,000?

you could put down £5,000, and by the time you come to claim say after 5 years they will say that the current market value is now £3,000.

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I only use one.


I'll have too then :( :)

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I found a way to defeat junk mail lenders - I filled out the form as follows:

Name: Vlad Dracul
Residence: Castle Dracula, Transylvania
Age: 1200 or thereabouts
Desired amount: I can't remember the figure I asked for, but there were lots and lots of zeros and it was several times the total amount of currency that exists in the entire world!

I then posted it to them...in my own envelope, not the prepaid one supplied, without a stamp. I never received another one. Result!