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Daveyjay44
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on ‎26-02-2022 17h39

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Re: Pension Credit Recipient Refused B.T. Discounts - BT Claims Fraudulent Application (Trust Pilot

Hi i have applied for pension credit discount followed info and put in my national insurance no, the reply was you are not elegible i am 77 years old just had my letter from pension credit saying my my pension credit saying my new payment from April 2022 with amazing 30 pence rise so this letter proves i am on pension credit so how do i send this ro proper department as i cant find anyway to do this/

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imjolly
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on ‎26-02-2022 18h26

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Re: Pension Credit Recipient Refused B.T. Discounts - BT Claims Fraudulent Application (Trust Pilot

I moved your post to start your own thread to ensure replies are about your problem and not the other post originator

This may help. 

https://www.bt.com/exp/broadband/home-essentials

 

 

 



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WHISTLE-BLOWER
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on ‎26-02-2022 18h40

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Re: Pension Credit Recipient Refused B.T. Discounts - BT Claims Fraudulent Application (Trust Pilot

Davy Jay, I have just sent you a long message explaining what to do and explaining what we did, we took BT to the Small Claims Court and got £1650-00 awarded, my long message did not appear on the 1st post column you made and replied to, it might turn up on here, but I doubt it.  BT do not want readers to know when you challenge them in Court they can lose big time. 

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