Naples. Tobacconist ATM for Citizen's Income. It was discovered by the correspondent of Strip the News, Luca Abete who broadcast the service in yesterday evening's broadcast, October 7th.
Luca Abete he found a tobacconist in Naples where the queue forms because it offers a special service that allows you to “withdraw” with your citizen income card. A practice that is not exactly legal.
For every 100 euros withdrawn, the tobacconist keeps 5 euros as a “commission”It can only be done withdrawal per day of a maximum of 100 € and the receipt is also issued with the wording of purchases of goods and services for 5 euros. During the broadcast Abete with the hidden cameras discovered the illegal practice. Then he introduced himself as usual putting his face to it.
The owners of the tobacconist's tried to deny it insistently, then after a man threatened Abete they were forced to admit it. promising not to do it again.
The story also intervened Francis Marigliano, President of the Federation of Italian Tobacconists: “With the citizen's income card, no withdrawals can be made inside the tobacconist's - explained Marigliano in front of the cameras of Striscia - it can be used to purchase goods and services but not to withdraw. If it then withholds a commission, we are faced with a real crime”.
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