DLA fraud check 18 July 2010 at 2:43PM edited 30 November -1 at 1:00AM in Disability Money Matters 403 replies 29.3K views

summerof0763

DarkFallout wrote: »

The fraud with DLA is double digit and definitely above 10% ... unofficially ... don't ask me from where are I know it but I know it for sure ...

And just before retiring age with the last possibility to get a car fraud levels are even higher ...

so if the fraud rates are even higher just before retiring age on dla.i hate to think what the fraud rates are for aa,yet they are not being looked at,very unfair in my opinion

ash4becks

sh1305 wrote: »

If they can't read recipes, they can also get DLA that way. I have completely different disabilities to you Ash, but do have reading difficulties like you do.

never thought of that one, might explain how much i messed up at school though with cooking i got baned after 1 lesson reading instructions arent my strong point

Indie_Kid

krisskross wrote: »

Just interested. How did you get a University place with those attainment levels?

My reading age is slightly higher (15) but I still managed to get into university. It just meant needing extra support in seminars.

ash4becks

krisskross wrote: »

Just interested. How did you get a University place with those attainment levels?

just because my reading writing etc is of doesnt mean iam not cleaver, just often means i cant apply what i always mean my iq ironicly is 171

krisskross

ash4becks wrote: »

just because my reading writing etc is of doesnt mean iam not cleaver, just often means i cant apply what i always mean my iq ironicly is 171

Which test was that on?

ash4becks

krisskross wrote: »

Which test was that on?

the iq test that compares you to the average population

should have said that was in the assesment of the ed.phyc

krisskross

ash4becks wrote: »

the iq test that compares you to the average population

should have said that was in the assesment of the ed.phyc

So what would the average be?

I only ask because I have been accepted for Mensa following an IQ test with a much lower score than 171.

In fact I know no one with a score that high. Truly you must be a genius.

ash4becks

krisskross wrote: »

So what would the average be?

I only ask because I have been accepted for Mensa following an IQ test with a much lower score than 171.

In fact I know no one with a score that high. Truly you must be a genius.

ave is between 90-110 i think , with mensa's being 150+

krisskross

ash4becks wrote: »

ave is between 90-110 i think , with mensa's being 150+

Hmmmmm, apparently Albert Einstein had an IQ of only 160

ash4becks

krisskross wrote: »

Hmmmmm, apparently Albert Einstein had an IQ of only 160

also dyslexic though, so its richard brandson very much a idle of mine and sir alan sugar,

i used to be very much the little delboy and sore a gap in the market down at my local market for the old retro games sega nintedo etc pick them up for a few quid at 6am on a morning gamestaion was 20 yards away from the market waited till 9am and i was walking away with few 100 pounds a week from a few hours work for about 40 outlay by using my brain i was 16 at the time used to sell heavy on ebay aswell worked hard, in between the week during summer break when

i couldnt find a job after leaving school i bought a buspass and went to every charity shop i knew local walking around 5 days a week me draging god only knows what home mam hated me for it was alot of stuff in the house but worked out at one point i was earning more than both my mam and dad with a morgage on a 3 bed house at one point what would i give to have that back