DWP/ESA Decision Maker,s & also DRT Decision Makers!
poppawotsy
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I cannot believe the mistreatment scans failing to disclose or considervpersonal info and medical evidence sent to them but said didn't receive! Stopped benefits twice, wrongly, left no money, 1st 06/01/2016-10/05/2016 won appeal proving various untruthful facts of untruthful lies not receiving various evidence as proved all infovv&:evidence faxed/scanned from JCPLus. Theybhad to photocopy everything onto a special type of paper! Oop,s I saved that for the tribunal appeal which I aiso supplied 58 pages of further medical evidence! Stopped my benefits again 4 weeks later from 13/06/2016-07/12/2016.Won appeal again!:named and shamed d/m who went out of her way to stop my benefits, took it personal having no empathy qualities to someone less fortunate than themselves!
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Hi @poppawotsy, just moving the second part of your post into this discussion so it's easier for others to follow:@poppawotsy: I forgot to mention about DRT Decision Maker,s! Wow! They are even worse! Dispute Resolution Team! Ha ha! Only accepted ESA evidence none of mine!:Their job title must be made up by someone on "Acid" ! Mandatory Reconsiderations, Universal Credit,Crazy uncival servants;0
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poppawotsy,
It sounds like you have a lot of reasons to complain to the DWP, and I recommend that you do even if your benefits are now sorted out. Escalating complaints through the DWP & as far as possible is one way that we might get the system improved eventually.
If you do complain, think about how you lost out whilst you were waiting for your benefits to be sorted, plus the money that you spent on postage & photocopying. It's worth asking for a specific amount in compensation to reflect your losses, if possible.
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