Contacting case manager

Wilshyboy
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Hello everybody, Can anybody advise me how to get hold of my case manager as i need to know about if they are going to pay me back for a months money i have been paying back for 18 months as i found out that i do not actually owe them at all. I was told i had been given 2 payments in the same month and it was not until clearing out some old paper bank statements that i picked it up and found i didn't owe it at all, i put all this in my journal and was told a case manager would contact me, that was 7 weeks ago, and heard nothing yet, so i left another message on there 4 days ago, and not even had an acknowledgment back, I am on LCWRA and as most of you know it barely covers your basics every month so with money deducted from that makes it even harder than it already is. So if any body out there has any suggestions, they would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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I'm so sorry to hear about this @Wilshyboy that's terrible you've had no response! Does your local job centre have a contact number?
I don't know if using the helpline could help, but there's all the contact details on Gov.uk.
Alternately, you could also look into the DWP complaints procedure if you wanted to raise any issues, which you have a right to do.
Let us know if you have any luck, and have a good weekend when it comes0
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