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13 years 5 months ago #59552 by s.jmoore@blueyonder.co.uk
Replied by s.jmoore@blueyonder.co.uk on topic Re:HMRC Compliance
Really? I thought that a credit agency could see that type of information on a credit report anyway. Talk about wasting time and money. :(

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13 years 5 months ago #59578 by melady
Replied by melady on topic Re:HMRC Compliance
Hi All, I dont know if this site has been mentioned before but I always try it before ringing any telephone number which you have to pay for. Its called saynoto0870.com.and quite often you can find another 0800(free)number to use instead. Every penny counts for all of us at the moment.

melady

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13 years 5 months ago - 13 years 5 months ago #59592 by pata1
Replied by pata1 on topic Re:HMRC Compliance
Thank you for reminding members of www.saynoto0870.com/

Moderators have posted this on numerous occasions in the past, but as it scrolls off the forum, members tend to forget it.

It can be used to find free or local rate numbers for premium numbers.
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13 years 5 months ago #59631 by jacqueline snooks
Replied by jacqueline snooks on topic Re:HMRC Compliance
I have had experience of HMRC compliance section.When you submmit a claim or renewal claim it is looked at initially,if there is any thing out of the ordinary,e.g.your child has left home,you work more hours,you have divorced etc,it is sent to the compliance team for confirmation of your circumstances.Nothing to worry about if you are a genuine claimant.
good luck.
Jackie.

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