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finally I picked my leon up
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I disagree.
I/We still don't know all the facts, so I wouldn't want to pass any kind of opinion regarding guilt or otherwise, but the accusation here is Benefit Fraud. As a taxpayer I'd rather such accusations were fully investigated.
ok guys thanks for all the digging and to let you know YES I HAVE LEARNED A LESSON AND FOR YOUR INFORMATION MY MUM IS DISABLED AND I I'M THE SOLE CARER FOR HER AND NO ONE HELPS ME.
MY MUM IS FULLY REGISTERED DISABLED THANK YOU AND YES I'M NOT GOING INTO THE FACTS.
I WILL BE ASKING FOR THIS TOPIC TO BE REMOVED AND I WILL BE LEAVING THE FORUM, AS SOON AS A MOD CAN DELETE MY ACCOUNT.
THERE IS NO BENEFIT FRAUD THANK YOU GUYS I HAVE LEARNED A LESSON AND YOU DONT CARE BUT I SUFFER FROM MY NEVERS AS IT IS AND ALL THIS HAS MAD ME VERY ILL. MY MUM HAS SEEN ALL THESES COMMEMENTS AND NOW SHE IS WORRIED THAT HER CAR WILL BE TAKEN AWAY BECAUSE SOME PEOPLE DONT OR CANT UNDERSTAND THAT THE CAR IS FOR HER SOLE USE. I USE THE CAR EVERYDAY FOR HER NEEDS ONLY AND ONLY FOR HER
MY MUM IS FULLY REGISTERED DISABLED THANK YOU AND YES I'M NOT GOING INTO THE FACTS.
I WILL BE ASKING FOR THIS TOPIC TO BE REMOVED AND I WILL BE LEAVING THE FORUM, AS SOON AS A MOD CAN DELETE MY ACCOUNT.
THERE IS NO BENEFIT FRAUD THANK YOU GUYS I HAVE LEARNED A LESSON AND YOU DONT CARE BUT I SUFFER FROM MY NEVERS AS IT IS AND ALL THIS HAS MAD ME VERY ILL. MY MUM HAS SEEN ALL THESES COMMEMENTS AND NOW SHE IS WORRIED THAT HER CAR WILL BE TAKEN AWAY BECAUSE SOME PEOPLE DONT OR CANT UNDERSTAND THAT THE CAR IS FOR HER SOLE USE. I USE THE CAR EVERYDAY FOR HER NEEDS ONLY AND ONLY FOR HER
ok for **** sake ok NO ITS NOT MY LEON ITS MY ILL DISABLED MUMS OK
i got excited calling it MINE
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that seems to contradict your previous topic, here: http://www.seatcupra.net/forums/showthread.php?t=341499
Where you state that you wanted a diesel engine due to YOUR work commute daily, and that you would cover between 10k and 20k miles per year! Surely that is your personal use and not for your mums needs?
http://www.astraownersclub.com/vb/showthread.php?t=203837
Seems he has been picked up on this before
Seems he has been picked up on this before
http://www.astraownersclub.com/vb/showthread.php?t=203837
Seems he has been picked up on this before
F*ckin-A...
SCN members are some cracking investigators!
We should offer our services to the police to solve crimes.
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I've not bashed you in this thread, or said anything untoward. However, Jarre is right, I have no issue if you need to drive it for your mother, or even if you use it for the odd short trip yourself, but to say it's for her sole use and then bang on about how you'll use it to and from uni is a bit silly.
I'm sure everyone else feels the same/similar.
if you, and more importantly your mother are confident that you have abided by the rules then you have nothing to worry about. Most people on here pay a lot of hard earned money for what is probably the second biggest purchase they will make hence when somebody gets the same thing 'for free' hackles will be raised. I have no wish to pry into your mum's condition , but your comments regarding the use to which your New car will be put leave you wide open for the criticism you have received. If you wish to leave the forum due to that it's your choice , but will only add fuel to the argument that you are somehow doing something wrong.
Maybe he is paying his mam £54 a week to cover the cost of the weekly rent of the car but he's only 24, whats the going rate for insurance on a 24 yr old on a brand Leon? And the astra sport hatch as mentioned before? He saved himself 1000s maybe even 10k + if he insured those cars himself over the 6years(more if had it for longer) put hey ho the tax payer has taken the brunt of that so he can use it to commute to uni and to work(how is that helping your mam? I believe she does need it but you are abusing the system and you know you are)
You know that's actual confirmation of your mum's fraud?
I hope someone reports this to Motability Operations
Motability said:
Luckily, you can't edit or remove the posts or information. Hell, you can ask me - but I sure won't help you.
The posts must stay, as evidence if not confession of your fraud. If called upon, under court order we'd supply ALL information to back this up.
to be honest i think all his boasting about what he was going to do with HIS new car has came back to bite him in the arse, but i hope if there are any come backs from his stupid, selfish comments including on the astra site, i hope his mother doesnt suffer from having a tool of a son, and has for you having bad nerves if theres no guilt you have nothing to be worrying bout....
He doesn't suffer from his nerves it's his "NEVERS" !
as you say, I hope his mum doesn't suffer due to his stupidity, reading his post's on the Astra site he mentions he had to "persuade" his mum to go to the dealers, so how desperate was she for transport? as for 20k miles a year isn't there a limit on motability?
From the Motability Site:-
Motability leases now come with a
mileage allowance of 60,000 miles for
three-year agreements and 100,000 for five-year Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle (WAV) agreements.
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I think you guys are taking this to seriously. If it is a motability car it has mileage allowance and doesn't matter if he drives it or not. It is signed to disabled person and care taker can use the car most of the time (especially if disabled person is not allowed to drive a car). You will not be able to prove if he uses it for personal use or not because he is the care taker. We will pay for it one or other way. It's like many people using their company cars after work hours and claim mileage for it. The only difference that the company here is government and we are the employers.
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