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DWP confirms exact dates it will start monitoring your bank account

unclebob

Not sure if this has been posted ot not.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/dwp-confirms-exact-dates-start-28699737

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poppy123456

No, they haven't confirmed anything. As advised on your other thread, there's been many many threads here regarding this. Best thing to do with those newspaper articles is to stop reading them...

unclebob

poppy123456 said:

No, they haven't confirmed anything. As advised on your other thread, there's been many many threads here regarding this. Best thing to do with those newspaper articles is to stop reading them...

It says DWP confirms exact dates why would the paper make it up

Hannah_Alumni

I cannot find those dates or any update on the DWP website. So, I would say this is a clickbait article. I hope it hasn't caused you too much worry @unclebob

poppy123456

unclebob said:

poppy123456 said:

No, they haven't confirmed anything. As advised on your other thread, there's been many many threads here regarding this. Best thing to do with those newspaper articles is to stop reading them...

It says DWP confirms exact dates why would the paper make it up

No dates have been confirmed. Please stop reading these silly articles.

honestjon

unclebob said:

poppy123456 said:

No, they haven't confirmed anything. As advised on your other thread, there's been many many threads here regarding this. Best thing to do with those newspaper articles is to stop reading them...

It says DWP confirms exact dates why would the paper make it up

The reason they make it up is this.
These websites get paid depending how many people click on the story so they deliberately make false headlines so that people click on the article and read it.
It's false information that you are reading and I advise you to stop reading anything on the website that is giving you false information and causing you to be worried about something that hasn't happened yet

unclebob

Hannah_Scope said:

I cannot find those dates or any update on the DWP website. So, I would say this is a clickbait article. I hope it hasn't caused you too much worry @unclebob

No not worried i have nothing to hide. But i don't think it's right that they can just get access to your bank.