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The Law Pages in today's London Times profiles www.fakealibi.co.uk, bizarrely promoted as "the World's Only Legitimate Alibi Service" and " the only website that gives you assistance, in whatever you are doing" ...

    With the pressures of modern life many of us have occasion to stray from our long term partners and dally with a brief sexual or emotional relationship with a third party, this is often a short term affair, inconsequential to our long term plans and relationships, but with modern communications, and media, it has become increasingly difficult to be able to carry on such a temporary dalliance, without risk of detection, Any chance of such a relationship becoming public knowledge in any way whatsoever can put an incredible strain on all parties concerned.

    Family life, the home, business and children's welfare can all be put on the line for what may indeed have been a totally inconsequential short term flurry of sexual or emotional feelings.

    We have been established to provide a way out of this situation, we offer a Service which can help to protect your loved ones from undue anxiety, and help to ensure the stability of a long term relationship and financial security, by offering secure and professional handling of "Alibi's" for you.
The service supposedly claims to have over 21,000 satisfied customers who use it to provide cover for extramarital liaisons (including fake invites to conferences, provision of false accommodation info and misleading phone calls to a client’s partner). Judging by its site it also offers private investigation services in the US, UK, Belgium and Australia.

If you are a wannabe Danger Mouse FakeAlibi asks
    Have you ever dreamed of living an alternative, secret life? The majority of our agents are normal people living ordinary lives, some are bankers, teachers even TV presenters - but when they receive the call from us - they know an exciting adventure is about to begin.

    Although most of our agents work part time and whenever the need arises for their help they always free their time for us, but some are now working full time - they are our "Special Agents"

    As of two months ago we now have a structure of command for our organisation ... F.A Commander - Joint Commander - Diamond Agent - Special Agent- Secret Agent - Agent - Trainee/Administration
Perhaps someone has been watching too many Schwarzenegger movies before writing copy (or creating a spoof).

Arguably the service, if it is indeed for real, is legally and ethically problematical. A FakeAlibi rep reportedly commented that “We have a solicitor who advises us and if we have a job that we feel is a bit too edgy, we consult him”. There is no indication of what happens if it is misled.

The service is of course using its powers for good, rather than for evil:
    The people who come to us are already having affairs. In some cases we are helping to save marriages. People having affairs are often not doing so because they want to destroy everything but because of any number of other reasons. They might be frustrated because of the long-term illness of their spouse or lonely because their partner is always away. They want to preserve their marriages and there might be children involved. People could get hurt if everything came out, and by helping to conceal the affair or fling we are actually assisting the stability of family life.
Uh huh.






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