Hello Folks.
I would like to offer David Cameron PM and his Con Dem government some free advice when it comes to investigate malicious fraud referrals with no name from people .
Who do not put their name and address to the fraud claims that they are making against another person because when it turns out that the claims are not true ,
The great British so called Goverment for no reasonable excuse is intruding into a benefit claimers private life without any valid excuse except on the claims.
Based on a fraud referral with no name or address put it they DWP Customer compliance send a letter to this benefit claimant to be interviewed and this benefit claimant.
Having their time wasted along with the gentleman from Duke Street Jobcentre in Glasgow then having to explain to him that this is an idiot involved in an internet vendetta.
Having fun at my expense and wasting the DWP's as well if you are going to interview somebody for suspected benefit fraud make sure that you have proof do not drag a person.
Up to be interviewed when they have nothing wrong then you are going to alienate them against the DWP being called up to be interviewed because of an idiot having fun.
To investigate any person for benefit fraud there should be at least 4 fraud complaints against the same person all saying the same thing.
The fraud reported from a person who did give his name claimed I was going around Cumbernauld cutting grass and hedgerows is this worth the DWP wasting it's time and the claiments time.
Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Friday, 1 April 2011
OPEN LETTER Charles Amah Ofcom
Dear Mr Amah
In answer to your letter of 25 March 2011
I disagree with your answer. in my view as the person being accused of making a phone to the DWP FRAUD LINE by Paul Smith 2M0DXR he is breaking the terms an conditions of his amateur radio
licence
1 In late may a malicious phone call was made to the DWP BENEFIT FRAUDLINE in which my name and
address was used as the complainer I was supposed to have told the DWP that I heard Paul Smith talking
on amateur radio and telling another person that he was working while still claiming state benefit
2 Paul Smith"s story is that he was asked along to his local job centre to be interviewed and during the
interview the person conducting the interview left Paul Smith in the room for a few minutes and Paul
Smith states that the case papers were left on the desk
This gave him the oppertunity to scan the report and saw my name and address as being the ALLEGED
COMPLAINER who made the malicious phone call to the benefit fraud line
3 The first time this malicious phone call came to my knowledge was a morning in early june 2010 while
listening gb3cs on my scanner getting ready to go out to a hospital appointment at the royal infirmary
in glasgow
Paul Smith appeared and started to openly boast to John Brown MM0GCF about his trip to the jobcentre
and how he obtained my name and address
4 Paul Smith has been broadcasting information amateur radio that he has seen my name and address
on a confidential report relating to a malicious phone call to a benefit fraudline which seeing my name
and address as being an alleged complainer
Is proof because if this said phone call was made then he is also stating on amateur radio this when I first
learned about this malicious phone call when paul smith started boasting about it
This means that thanks to Paul Smith2M0DXR openly boasting about this on amateur radio paul has
informed people that a goverment employee in a goverment office has allowed a breach of the DATA
PROTECTION ACT to take place
I await your answer
Colin watson
colinwatson@amserve.com
In answer to your letter of 25 March 2011
I disagree with your answer. in my view as the person being accused of making a phone to the DWP FRAUD LINE by Paul Smith 2M0DXR he is breaking the terms an conditions of his amateur radio
licence
1 In late may a malicious phone call was made to the DWP BENEFIT FRAUDLINE in which my name and
address was used as the complainer I was supposed to have told the DWP that I heard Paul Smith talking
on amateur radio and telling another person that he was working while still claiming state benefit
2 Paul Smith"s story is that he was asked along to his local job centre to be interviewed and during the
interview the person conducting the interview left Paul Smith in the room for a few minutes and Paul
Smith states that the case papers were left on the desk
This gave him the oppertunity to scan the report and saw my name and address as being the ALLEGED
COMPLAINER who made the malicious phone call to the benefit fraud line
3 The first time this malicious phone call came to my knowledge was a morning in early june 2010 while
listening gb3cs on my scanner getting ready to go out to a hospital appointment at the royal infirmary
in glasgow
Paul Smith appeared and started to openly boast to John Brown MM0GCF about his trip to the jobcentre
and how he obtained my name and address
4 Paul Smith has been broadcasting information amateur radio that he has seen my name and address
on a confidential report relating to a malicious phone call to a benefit fraudline which seeing my name
and address as being an alleged complainer
Is proof because if this said phone call was made then he is also stating on amateur radio this when I first
learned about this malicious phone call when paul smith started boasting about it
This means that thanks to Paul Smith2M0DXR openly boasting about this on amateur radio paul has
informed people that a goverment employee in a goverment office has allowed a breach of the DATA
PROTECTION ACT to take place
I await your answer
Colin watson
colinwatson@amserve.com
Thursday, 31 March 2011
OPEN LETTER TO
This is an open letter to Gregg McClymont MP (Cumbernauld Kilsyth & Kirkintilloch East) Stephen McConnachie Jobcentre plus area manager Lanarkshire and East Dunbartonshire and Darra Singh Director Jobcentre Plus
None of you inspire me with confidence first Gregg McClymont MP for an MP you along with Stephen McConnachie and Darra Singh have all been missing the main point of my complaint is that I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH MAKING ANY MALICIOUS PHONE CALL TO THE DWP BENEFIT FRAUD LINE LAST YEAR
What I nam after is answers is for the DWP to confirm if my name and address was used in a phone call
to the DWP BENEFIT FRAUD LINE last year
This should be a simple task the answer should be yes or no is there a recording of this phone call the
answer should be yes or no
Was Paul Smith asked along to his local job centre to be interviewed yes or no and if the answers to these
three questions are yes then Paul Smith 2M0DXR licensed Radio Amateur was at some stage of the
interview was left alone in the interview room by the person conducting it
With the complaint report left in the desk right before his very eyes for him to scan it to obtain my name and address from it so as he can go around boasting on amateur radio what a smart little boy he was to find
out who the name and address of the ALLEGED caller is
Just how many malicious phone calls in a year does the DWP FRAUD LINE get where other peoples names and addresses are used and then some clerk who feels sorry for the person who has had to come along to be interviewed through a crank phone the person is given the oppertunity to find out who made it and the poor person
Who has been the victim of a malicious phone call where there name and address is used is now being persecuted for no good reason for something that i have not done
The DWP are scared to own up about how many malicios phone calls are made to the benefit fraudline that they would rather hide behind the Data Protection Act so as they avoid running the risk of being prosecuted
for a breach of the data protection laws thus allowing any person who makes a malicious phone call to the
benefit fraud line immunity from prosection
I think Gregg McClymont MP Stephen McConnachie and Darra Singh the director jobcentr plus you will find that this matter will not go away until I get the information I want and that the three of you to start to
accept the fact that I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH MAKING ANY MALICIOUS PHONE CALL
TO THE DWP FRAUD LINE
Colin Watson
colinwatson@amserve.com
None of you inspire me with confidence first Gregg McClymont MP for an MP you along with Stephen McConnachie and Darra Singh have all been missing the main point of my complaint is that I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH MAKING ANY MALICIOUS PHONE CALL TO THE DWP BENEFIT FRAUD LINE LAST YEAR
What I nam after is answers is for the DWP to confirm if my name and address was used in a phone call
to the DWP BENEFIT FRAUD LINE last year
This should be a simple task the answer should be yes or no is there a recording of this phone call the
answer should be yes or no
Was Paul Smith asked along to his local job centre to be interviewed yes or no and if the answers to these
three questions are yes then Paul Smith 2M0DXR licensed Radio Amateur was at some stage of the
interview was left alone in the interview room by the person conducting it
With the complaint report left in the desk right before his very eyes for him to scan it to obtain my name and address from it so as he can go around boasting on amateur radio what a smart little boy he was to find
out who the name and address of the ALLEGED caller is
Just how many malicious phone calls in a year does the DWP FRAUD LINE get where other peoples names and addresses are used and then some clerk who feels sorry for the person who has had to come along to be interviewed through a crank phone the person is given the oppertunity to find out who made it and the poor person
Who has been the victim of a malicious phone call where there name and address is used is now being persecuted for no good reason for something that i have not done
The DWP are scared to own up about how many malicios phone calls are made to the benefit fraudline that they would rather hide behind the Data Protection Act so as they avoid running the risk of being prosecuted
for a breach of the data protection laws thus allowing any person who makes a malicious phone call to the
benefit fraud line immunity from prosection
I think Gregg McClymont MP Stephen McConnachie and Darra Singh the director jobcentr plus you will find that this matter will not go away until I get the information I want and that the three of you to start to
accept the fact that I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH MAKING ANY MALICIOUS PHONE CALL
TO THE DWP FRAUD LINE
Colin Watson
colinwatson@amserve.com
THE JOBCENTRE PLUS DIRECTOR"S ANSWER
I followed the advice of Stephen McConnachie district manager for jobcentre plus lanarkshire and
dunbartonshire and e mailed Mr Darra Singh Director of Jobcentre plus 10 March 2011.
Wed 30 March 2011 I received a letter date 28 March 2011 from Isobel Stephen writting on behalf of
the chief executive her answer was less than encouraging
She said that she was sorry that I was dissatisfied with the answer from stephen mcconnachie sent to
gregg mcclymont mp regarding my concerns however having reviewed this response i regret there is little i can usefully add
I can confirm that we take our responsibilities under the DATA PROTECTION ACT very seriously
and rigorously investigate any potential breaches however we are also committed to reducing fraud and
error under the data protection laws
We must treat information confidentially therefore we are unable to comment on any specific details of allegations or their outcomes we are unable to con firm if a speciffic call was made reporting fraud
however i can assure you that any information given when reporting possible is treated with the strictest confidence
This information is held securely and only staff whose role requires the information to carry out their official
duties have access to it we also have protocols in place to ensure we comply with the data protection laws
which includes not leaving documentation in unattended rooms with members of the public
I would like to reassure you that following receipt of your letter from your MP we undertook a thorough
investigation of your allegations i can confirm that at no time have your details have been released by us
also audit trails of our computer systems indicate that access by staff has been supported by an appropriate business need
Isobel Stephen suggests that if i am still not satisfied i can take this up with an independant case examiner
which i will do so
Colin Watson
Part 4 to follow
dunbartonshire and e mailed Mr Darra Singh Director of Jobcentre plus 10 March 2011.
Wed 30 March 2011 I received a letter date 28 March 2011 from Isobel Stephen writting on behalf of
the chief executive her answer was less than encouraging
She said that she was sorry that I was dissatisfied with the answer from stephen mcconnachie sent to
gregg mcclymont mp regarding my concerns however having reviewed this response i regret there is little i can usefully add
I can confirm that we take our responsibilities under the DATA PROTECTION ACT very seriously
and rigorously investigate any potential breaches however we are also committed to reducing fraud and
error under the data protection laws
We must treat information confidentially therefore we are unable to comment on any specific details of allegations or their outcomes we are unable to con firm if a speciffic call was made reporting fraud
however i can assure you that any information given when reporting possible is treated with the strictest confidence
This information is held securely and only staff whose role requires the information to carry out their official
duties have access to it we also have protocols in place to ensure we comply with the data protection laws
which includes not leaving documentation in unattended rooms with members of the public
I would like to reassure you that following receipt of your letter from your MP we undertook a thorough
investigation of your allegations i can confirm that at no time have your details have been released by us
also audit trails of our computer systems indicate that access by staff has been supported by an appropriate business need
Isobel Stephen suggests that if i am still not satisfied i can take this up with an independant case examiner
which i will do so
Colin Watson
Part 4 to follow
Wednesday, 30 March 2011
Complaint sent to Gregg McClymont MP
The afternoon 7 feb 2011 I sent a letter to Gregg McClymont MP setting out my complaint as set out
in the first blog(THE FACTS) Later in the week I received a letter from Mr McClymont MP dated
9 Feb 2011 informing me that he had written to Stephen McConnachie area manager for JOBCENTRE
PLUS for Lanarkshire and dunbartonshire
In early march I received a copy of a letter dated 2 March 2011 sent to Mr McClymont MP from Stephen McConnachie in his letter he stated that we remain committed to reducing fraud and error in the benefits system and all allegations are treated seriously ad amously or leave their own names and addressre carefully considered for investigation.
Members of the the public can report possible fraud cases and are able to choose whether to do so anonymously or leave there pesonal details.as i am sure you will appreciate due to the data protection laws and the confidentially of our customers information we are unable to comment on any potential cases or their outcomes
By the same token I can assure you that if a member of the public has given their own details when reporting a possible fraud case we also treat this information in the strictest confidence this information is held securely and only staff whose role requires the information to carry out their official duties have access to it
We also have protocols in place to ensure that we comply with the data protection laws.which includes not leaving documentation unattended in rooms with members of the public
Mr McConnachie goes on to say that he hopes that this reassures me that we take our responsibilities
under the data protection act extremelly seriously if i feel that his answer fails to address the issues that I
have raised through Gregg McClymont MP i can take it further by contacting Darra Singh Director of
Jobcentre plus
Colin Watson
Part Three to follow
in the first blog(THE FACTS) Later in the week I received a letter from Mr McClymont MP dated
9 Feb 2011 informing me that he had written to Stephen McConnachie area manager for JOBCENTRE
PLUS for Lanarkshire and dunbartonshire
In early march I received a copy of a letter dated 2 March 2011 sent to Mr McClymont MP from Stephen McConnachie in his letter he stated that we remain committed to reducing fraud and error in the benefits system and all allegations are treated seriously ad amously or leave their own names and addressre carefully considered for investigation.
Members of the the public can report possible fraud cases and are able to choose whether to do so anonymously or leave there pesonal details.as i am sure you will appreciate due to the data protection laws and the confidentially of our customers information we are unable to comment on any potential cases or their outcomes
By the same token I can assure you that if a member of the public has given their own details when reporting a possible fraud case we also treat this information in the strictest confidence this information is held securely and only staff whose role requires the information to carry out their official duties have access to it
We also have protocols in place to ensure that we comply with the data protection laws.which includes not leaving documentation unattended in rooms with members of the public
Mr McConnachie goes on to say that he hopes that this reassures me that we take our responsibilities
under the data protection act extremelly seriously if i feel that his answer fails to address the issues that I
have raised through Gregg McClymont MP i can take it further by contacting Darra Singh Director of
Jobcentre plus
Colin Watson
Part Three to follow
THE FACTS
I am of the opinion that there was a breach of the DATA PROTECTION at a job centre in the Glasgow
area in early June 2010 which in my view that the DWP are not willing to admit has happened.
7 Feb 2011 After hearing a Paul Smith 2M0DXR a licenced radio amateur talking on a local amateur
repeater serving the Glasgow area on UHF GB3GL he was in coversation with a Dennis Barrett MM0DNX
Ray Foulds MM0MTO and a Willie Hattie GM4LYV the topic of the conversation was the falling standards
in amateur radio through the changes in the RAE
Paul Smith found this the perfect oppertunity to bring up the subject again about a malicious phone to the
DWP BENEFIT FRAUD LINE in which my name and address was used and a malicious phone call that
I had no part in or any knowledge of I was suppose to have told the benefit fraud line that I heard Paul Smith
talking on amateur radio and telling another person that he was working will claiming state benefit
The first I became aware of this malicious phone call to the DWP FRAUD LINE was when I was listening
to GB3CS from memory this was a wed morning and I was listening to the scanner while getting ready to
head out for a hospital appointment at the royal when Paul Smith appeared and openly boasted to another
radio amateur John Brown MM0GCF
Paul Smith openly boasted about his trip to the job centre to be interviewed the person asked paul if he was
on amateur radio he said yes and Paul Smith has openly stated and boasted about it about how he was left
alone in a room by the person conducting the interview for a few minutes
Paul Smith claims that left before his very eyes was the complaint report on the desk which he was able to
scan and to obtain my name and address as being the alleged complainer which he has repeated a few
times
After repeating this story on Monday 7 Feb 2011 I went up to my local cab office to find out what I could
about this to put a stop to Mr Smith being able to repeat these remarks I was informed by a gentleman
that this sounds as if there has been a breach of the DATA PROTECTION ACT and suggested that I
raise this matter with Gregg McClymont MP
Colin Watson
area in early June 2010 which in my view that the DWP are not willing to admit has happened.
7 Feb 2011 After hearing a Paul Smith 2M0DXR a licenced radio amateur talking on a local amateur
repeater serving the Glasgow area on UHF GB3GL he was in coversation with a Dennis Barrett MM0DNX
Ray Foulds MM0MTO and a Willie Hattie GM4LYV the topic of the conversation was the falling standards
in amateur radio through the changes in the RAE
Paul Smith found this the perfect oppertunity to bring up the subject again about a malicious phone to the
DWP BENEFIT FRAUD LINE in which my name and address was used and a malicious phone call that
I had no part in or any knowledge of I was suppose to have told the benefit fraud line that I heard Paul Smith
talking on amateur radio and telling another person that he was working will claiming state benefit
The first I became aware of this malicious phone call to the DWP FRAUD LINE was when I was listening
to GB3CS from memory this was a wed morning and I was listening to the scanner while getting ready to
head out for a hospital appointment at the royal when Paul Smith appeared and openly boasted to another
radio amateur John Brown MM0GCF
Paul Smith openly boasted about his trip to the job centre to be interviewed the person asked paul if he was
on amateur radio he said yes and Paul Smith has openly stated and boasted about it about how he was left
alone in a room by the person conducting the interview for a few minutes
Paul Smith claims that left before his very eyes was the complaint report on the desk which he was able to
scan and to obtain my name and address as being the alleged complainer which he has repeated a few
times
After repeating this story on Monday 7 Feb 2011 I went up to my local cab office to find out what I could
about this to put a stop to Mr Smith being able to repeat these remarks I was informed by a gentleman
that this sounds as if there has been a breach of the DATA PROTECTION ACT and suggested that I
raise this matter with Gregg McClymont MP
Colin Watson
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