HM Customs lose 10 million UK Bank account details!

rynnor

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BBC NEWS | Politics | Darling admits 25m records lost

Amazing stuff - sent them from office to office using basic TNT courier - absolutely astounding in this day and age that such a mistake could be made!!

If any organised crime syndicate get hold of it they could make an absolute fortune plus it has all the birth details for all children under 16 in the UK - perfect for identity fraud - enough details to get passports etc. etc.

Its staggering!
 

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To anyone who thinks that giving the UK Government your fingerprints and iris scans as part of the ID-card rollout is a good idea:

FUCKING IDIOT!! :eek:



I'm surprised this exact thing didn't happen years ago...
 

Tom

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I'm more annoyed that 25 million people are claiming benefits tbh.

I went on a website just to see what I could get, surprise surprise I was entitled to fuck all.
 

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I'm more annoyed that 25 million people are claiming benefits tbh.

I went on a website just to see what I could get, surprise surprise I was entitled to fuck all.

Its child benefit. Don't be such a misery. Or have kids.
 

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Basically its everyone in the country rich and poor who has a kid under the age of 16 for the Tax credit system.... Shocking beyond belief!
 

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I'm more annoyed that 25 million people are claiming benefits tbh.

I went on a website just to see what I could get, surprise surprise I was entitled to fuck all.

twat.
 

Tom

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Yes I'm a twat, a twat for thinking the welfare state should be there to help people when they most need it, not to give them money as though they have a right to it.

Yet whenever I, who have paid tax all my working life, ask the council to do something as simple and inexpensive as fix the streetlight opposite my house so it doesn't make my bedroom bright orange at night (one example), I get completely ignored.

Father a couple of kids however, without a job, and they'll be chucking money at me left right and centre.

Something wrong with this country tbh. I'm glad I never voted this shower in in 1997.
 

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So you don't approve of parents getting financial support for their children which in most cases amounts to a simple tax refund?
 

gunner440

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So you don't approve of parents getting financial support for their children which in most cases amounts to a simple tax refund?

I do.

I just don't like the people who are unemployed for generations.
 

Tom

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So you don't approve of parents getting financial support for their children which in most cases amounts to a simple tax refund?

If they've lost their job, or something else terrible has happened, fine. If they've got Sky telly and a new car sat outside then they should get nothing IMO.
 

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I'm a dad and I don't work and we *would* of struggled without government help.

I don't work because I don't want to this year, I don't claim dole though and I am a qualified electrician now but basically I just cba to work yet :D

I also hate Labour.

Work me out then!

Am I a scrounger or not?
 

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I'm more annoyed that 25 million people are claiming benefits tbh.

I went on a website just to see what I could get, surprise surprise I was entitled to fuck all.

Well - oddly enough you do have to be a child to receive child benefit - obviously you received it when you were a child...
 

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It doesn't quite work like that though does it, the parents get the child benefit (amongst a shed load of other hand outs) to encourage them to sit on their arses all day watching Jeremy kyle and producing more future layabouts to claim even more money.

The whole system needs looking at.

Anyway, this isn't about lazy non productive leaches on the economy its about the people that are trying to bring in all this compulsive ID rubbish managing to create yet another security leak, the sooner they are removed from office the better.
 
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To make a request for release of information under the Act please write to our Freedom of Information (FoI) Team at:

HMRC
Room 66
2nd Floor
1 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ


i think they will be swarmed with requests for info
 

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Can imagine some not to different from

"Hi, didn't receive the whole lot could you send over the last 15 million please..oh and we've changed our address to the following:

ID Theft LTD
Dodgy Lane
Geezerville
Somewhere in the North"
 

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To make a request for release of information under the Act please write to our Freedom of Information (FoI) Team at:

HMRC
Room 66
2nd Floor
1 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ


i think they will be swarmed with requests for info


But even then they are just as likely going to send the requested information to the wrong person (If Watchdog is to be believed).
 

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Yet whenever I, who have paid tax all my working life, ask the council to do something as simple and inexpensive as fix the streetlight opposite my house so it doesn't make my bedroom bright orange at night (one example), I get completely ignored.

Isn't it Council Tax that would cover that? Not Income Tax?
 

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Am I a scrounger or not?

If you rely on the government for financial help due to 'not being bothered' to work, regardless of you claiming JSA or not, then yes, imho, you are.

I personally think that with regards to benefits it should be a case of you can only take out what you've put in (or at least a lower percentage of). Once that runs out, you're on your own.
 

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Did you not read my post?

Read it again.

I said we *would* of struggled, I was working but we still would of struggled.

You think I rely on the government to pay my bills? Do I fuck but I don't work so I want to know what I come under in your mind as regards scrounging.

I guess the people calling parents scroungers don't have kids or realize how much it costs to put them into nursery so the parents can work (in our case £38 a day). How in gods name can a single parent work and pay the nursery fees? It is a fucked up system but usually its easier/cheaper to not work and look after your child yourself.
 

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Did you not read my post?

Read it again.

I said we *would* of struggled, I was working but we still would of struggled.

You think I rely on the government to pay my bills? Do I fuck but I don't work so I want to know what I come under in your mind as regards scrounging.

I guess the people calling parents scroungers don't have kids or realize how much it costs to put them into nursery so the parents can work (in our case £38 a day). How in gods name can a single parent work and pay the nursery fees? It is a fucked up system but usually its easier/cheaper to not work and look after your child yourself.


I don't think you're initial comment was all that clear and I never took it as you were working whilst struggling.

Anyway. I have 2 children and I know how much they cost. I'm assuming from your defensive stance you claim Family Tax Credit and Child Benifit only or smmt (Don't really know much about these things tbh).
 

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To make a request for release of information under the Act please write to our Freedom of Information (FoI) Team at:

HMRC
Room 66
2nd Floor
1 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ


i think they will be swarmed with requests for info

theres a 6 missing of the room number
 

Tom

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Isn't it Council Tax that would cover that? Not Income Tax?

It certainly is. But then again why expect competence from any area of government? Especially a government that fucks up payments to farmers, gets fined by the EU, and then pays that fine from monies sourced from other government departments, leading to job losses all around, and my local canal which was meant to be restored years ago gets pushed back yet again.

Yay for Labour. They're a bunch of incompetent idiots. Always have been, always will be.
 
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erm let me get this straight, help millions of parents with a bit of extra cash for each of their kids until they are 16 or restore a canal, the ex gets 18.10 a week paid every 4 weeks.


its not exactly a shit load of money, i earn too much to get any other form of tax credit.
 

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erm let me get this straight, help millions of parents with a bit of extra cash for each of their kids until they are 16 or restore a canal, the ex gets 18.10 a week paid every 4 weeks.


its not exactly a shit load of money, i earn too much to get any other form of tax credit.

Well if the canal isn't restored where will Tom drown his unwanted Kittens? :mad:
 

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I'm more annoyed that 25 million people are claiming benefits tbh.

I went on a website just to see what I could get, surprise surprise I was entitled to fuck all.


Firstly, it's the details of 10m adults and 15m children - don't blame the majority, which is the children. Clearly not their fault. :)

Also, you got the linky for that website? Is it for child benefits or general benefits?
 

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Firstly, it's the details of 10m adults and 15m children - don't blame the majority, which is the children. Clearly not their fault. :)

Also, you got the linky for that website? Is it for child benefits or general benefits?

Beginner's guide to benefits : Directgov - Money, tax and benefits That help?

Or for the lazy.

Check our information
If any of the following apply to you:

you're on a low income (employed or looking for work)
you have dependent children
you're sick or disabled
you're caring for someone
you're ginger and moan about canals
you're aged 60 or over
you have been bereaved
you're pregnant or have recently had a baby
 

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Yet whenever I, who have paid tax all my working life, ask the council to do something as simple and inexpensive as fix the streetlight opposite my house so it doesn't make my bedroom bright orange at night (one example), I get completely ignored.
Write to them and put the word "COMPLAINT" in there somewhere in big lettering. Also any time you write to a council, send it recorded delivery or don't bother.
 

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