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- birdgirl42
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13 years 3 months ago #63893 by birdgirl42
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hi , i had a BBQ last Saturday , iwas not drinking or cooking , hubby did that , my neighbour who is a nasty piece of work , gave me aright filthy look , this Sat have got my son's fiancee's 18th party , i won't be dringing or dancing or anything , can she report me for having a bit of a life haven't been since xmas or thereabouts
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13 years 3 months ago #63904 by Steve Donnison
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Hi,
Unfortunately, as reporting to the fraud line can be done anonymously, any claimant can be reported, however untrue and malicious the report might be.
Steve
Unfortunately, as reporting to the fraud line can be done anonymously, any claimant can be reported, however untrue and malicious the report might be.
Steve
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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13 years 3 months ago #63912 by Survivor
Replied by Survivor on topic Re:going out
Sadly, Steve's right. However, don't panic just yet. Even if you had been cooking, dancing and generally going for it, that doesn't of itself necessarily mean that you're not entitled to whatever benefits you're claiming.
For example, for DLA, it's what your needs are most of the time that matters, not what they are like all the time. Likewise for ESA and IB, lots of people claim them with variable conditions where they can do more some days than others.
Hold your head high and ignore your neighbour. If the DWP investigates, you'll have other people that know you that can tell them how it really is.
For example, for DLA, it's what your needs are most of the time that matters, not what they are like all the time. Likewise for ESA and IB, lots of people claim them with variable conditions where they can do more some days than others.
Hold your head high and ignore your neighbour. If the DWP investigates, you'll have other people that know you that can tell them how it really is.
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13 years 3 months ago #63935 by soulboy
Replied by soulboy on topic Re:going out
I'm stuck in this horrible situation after repeated spinal surgery
i play in a dart's team I have a few pints and play my darts Iv'e had nasty comments and been reported "if i can do that why am i not working". Luckily my doctors understand that few hours recreation is a mile away from trying to cope with work on a daily basis, my symptoms get worse and end up not being able to do anything I have tried to work several times and just can't manage it. It's about quality of life you can only do what you can do most people don't understand i'll health if they could only be in our shoe's for a while then they would understand .
i play in a dart's team I have a few pints and play my darts Iv'e had nasty comments and been reported "if i can do that why am i not working". Luckily my doctors understand that few hours recreation is a mile away from trying to cope with work on a daily basis, my symptoms get worse and end up not being able to do anything I have tried to work several times and just can't manage it. It's about quality of life you can only do what you can do most people don't understand i'll health if they could only be in our shoe's for a while then they would understand .
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