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Its been stated time after time, its a contact address that is all, no nothing. All my contacts are in UK too, good way to go. They never phone, just one letter a year informing of your pension rise, make sure that letter is not returned, they will send a proof of life if returned, might temporary suspend oap until they know you are alive ,but will refund eventually when u make contact

no, and even if they did what to happen? nothing. If on OAP non sanctionable

pilot When someone takes their anger out on you, it can be very hurtful and confusing. You may wonder what you did wrong or how you can make them stop. However, you should know that their anger is not your fault, and you don’t have to tolerate their abusive behavior. Here are some tips for navigating other people’s misplaced anger and protecting yourself in the process: Stay Calm and Composed: When someone redirects their anger and frustration at you, remain polite but detached. Say something like, “I understand you’re deeply upset over frozen pension, more than likely paranoid but there’s no need for hostility.” If they continue raging, remove yourself from the interaction. You don’t need to subject yourself to abuse. Remember It’s Not About You: Their anger usually isn’t about you. React with empathy and total compassion. Say, “It seems like you’re going through a horribly money-less frustrating time. I’m sorry to hear that dickhead.” Your level-headedness may help them gain perspective and calm down., tell them to cook some sausages Avoid Defensiveness: Don’t make excuses or get defensive. Remain neutral. If an apology is warranted later, offer a sincere one lol. But in the heat of the moment, stay centered. Seek Support: Get them to talk to a friend or family member to decompress. Their anger and insults say more about them which is true " thick as pig<deleted> comes to mind", so don’t internalize them. Release any negative feelings so you can remain detached and gleefully happy with your unfrozen pension well done,and you especially true and in control of your own reactions. Remember, you deserve respect and kindness, even when the frozen pensioners display are struggling desperately, perhaps doing self harm, with their uncontrollable emotions1.

lol My house is well in order thank you. There is absolutely nothing DWP can do that effects OAP ,nothing. Stated many many times, in fact look it up DWP regulations no stoppages, no payback, no penalties except of course informing and that will be a freeze on oap. I refuse a freezing, anyway come back in 10 years or so, please tell how you feel lol

The term "OAP" (Old Age Pension) is generally used to refer to the State Pension in the UK. The State Pension is not classified as a benefit in the same way that welfare benefits like Jobseeker's Allowance or Universal Credit are. Instead, it's a contributory pension that individuals receive based on their National Insurance contributions during their working life. By law you must receive this payment without any adjustment

transam Advanced Member 90.5k Gender:Male Popular Post Posted May 12, 2020 You can call me a liar if you like, you have my permission this one time as you know all the facts out there....???? My chum was caught out being overpaid, he paid the extra back, his pension was not stopped but it was reduced to the time he came to LOS...That is fact....???? Was sickness not OAP "You can call me a liar if you like, you have my permission this one time"....how about for all time?

It sounds like there's a heated debate going on about pension fraud and the new government procedures. From what I can gather, there's a lot of back-and-forth about the legality and implications of receiving unfrozen pensions while living abroad, particularly in Thailand. The discussion seems to revolve around the government's efforts to combat pension fraud and how these new measures might affect pensioners living overseas. Some members are concerned about the potential impact on their pensions, while others are confident that they are following the law and have nothing to worry about. It's clear that emotions are running high, and there's a mix of frustration, concern, and even some humor in the exchanges. If you have any specific questions or need more information on this topic, feel free to ask! are unfrozen pensioners in th unlawful Receiving an unfrozen pension while living in Thailand is not unlawful. Vids? dunno about yours, but watching one now "African woman gratifies white OAP in a toilet"

"think" "probably" "supposedly" are words foremost in your vocabulary "game up"? have you read the finance bill? Nothing there about pensioners there in TH or anywhere else, oh dear! "sleep at night"? would give me suicidal thoughts at losing all that money There is no law to follow, not unlawful to receive unfrozen pension in TH Anyway as I have expressed before you do indeed interfere with my morning toilet, please stop your illogical ranting Thank You (unfrozen in TH)

The immigrants are generally ignored and always will be. They are in for a tough time parachuted into white communities, only thing they have is to form ghettoes ,loads of them, segregation is the only way

Good luck, I think. However, there appears to be no connection between what you state and the reality of catching pension benefit fraudsters. ps where are you?

have dwp ever punished unfrozen pensioner caught? Copilot The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has not explicitly “punished” unfrozen pensioners caught living in frozen countries. However, the policy of frozen state pensions has been a contentious issue for many British pensioners living abroad.....and a OAP lives permanently in frozen country and receives unfrozen pension is that fraud? Copilot If an OAP (Old Age Pensioner) resides permanently in a frozen country and receives an unfrozen pension, it is not fraudulent. No action taken Let me explain:

Agree,dwp regulations state so. Got to be off your rocker to dispute it....but then there is someone

"OAP (Old Age Pension) is non-sanctionable, meaning other benefits may be adjusted. 'Maybe catch word' "There is no penalty for an unfrozen pension in Thailand." On phone at times ,bit difficult The DWP categorizes the OAP pension into one of four disqualified classes, where no direct sanctions can be applied. However, adjustments to other benefits may be possible, though it is challenging to determine how this could be done. The maximum period the DWP can investigate any wrongful claims is six years.

You're saying you reported a post, your own post that was duplicated here. You deny authoring that post; I'm truly flabbergasted. I could put a link up to remind you if you so wish, please indicate lol

Oap is non sanctionable,it s a disqualified benefit meaning other benefits maybe adjusted, maybe catch word. There is no penalty for r unfrozen pension in th