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Genuine Waspi communication?

mookev
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My wife, who is one of the waspi women, has been sent a communication from kaliaborcollege.org wanting information about her and suggesting she should register to claim or she will miss out. I presume this is just another scam and any communication would come directly from DWP?
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That website is genuine - think the email that you've had isn't.
Are you able to check the link in the email without actually clicking on it?0 -
DE_612183 said:That website is genuine - think the email that you've had isn't.
Are you able to check the link in the email without actually clicking on it?Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!3 -
Sorry, I may have caused confusion. There's no link to the guv website, just links say register now etc inviting to be pressed. Not going to. As far as I know, there's still no chance of compensation so nothing to register or apply for!0
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And if Rachel from Accounts (or any other person in that part of London) still have this in her in-tray communications will certainly be by letter and won't give enough notice to make a claim0
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In my Google feed, I see a few items that mention WASPI.
As they are nothing to do with DWP I skip over them.
There will be no need to 'register'.0 -
According to some supporters from another fifties women’s group CEDAWinLAW or Backto60 as they used to be called, the WASPI campaign is a scam! Instead of Legal action they are proposing mediation with the Secretary of State for Pensions Liz Kendall. I’m finding this all very confusing. Does anyone know why there appears to be several groups campaigning for different objectives?0
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Aberdeenangarse said:According to some supporters from another fifties women’s group CEDAWinLAW or Backto60 as they used to be called, the WASPI campaign is a scam! Instead of Legal action they are proposing mediation with the Secretary of State for Pensions Liz Kendall. I’m finding this all very confusing. Does anyone know why there appears to be several groups campaigning for different objectives?Googling on your question might have been both quicker and easier, if you're only after simple facts rather than opinions!6
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Aberdeenangarse said:According to some supporters from another fifties women’s group CEDAWinLAW or Backto60 as they used to be called, the WASPI campaign is a scam! Instead of Legal action they are proposing mediation with the Secretary of State for Pensions Liz Kendall. I’m finding this all very confusing. Does anyone know why there appears to be several groups campaigning for different objectives?4
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hyubh said:Aberdeenangarse said:According to some supporters from another fifties women’s group CEDAWinLAW or Backto60 as they used to be called, the WASPI campaign is a scam! Instead of Legal action they are proposing mediation with the Secretary of State for Pensions Liz Kendall. I’m finding this all very confusing. Does anyone know why there appears to be several groups campaigning for different objectives?0
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brewerdave said:hyubh said:Aberdeenangarse said:According to some supporters from another fifties women’s group CEDAWinLAW or Backto60 as they used to be called, the WASPI campaign is a scam! Instead of Legal action they are proposing mediation with the Secretary of State for Pensions Liz Kendall. I’m finding this all very confusing. Does anyone know why there appears to be several groups campaigning for different objectives?
Just trying to understand the motivation for continuing on what is patently a lost cause.0
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