Future Uncertain - My experience
#78
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Re: Future Uncertain - My experience
Its turning quite interesting, and inner thoughts of different people are coming out. I can understand what kind of opinions you people are having...
To clear my stand I have already written to Centrelink regarding my position and it is upto them to decide what action they have to take.
I want to convey all people that probably you should know that Civil Engineers are amongst best paid people anywhere in the world & 100$ can never lure anyone....
However people are people, really funny...............
To clear my stand I have already written to Centrelink regarding my position and it is upto them to decide what action they have to take.
I want to convey all people that probably you should know that Civil Engineers are amongst best paid people anywhere in the world & 100$ can never lure anyone....
However people are people, really funny...............
#79
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Re: Future Uncertain - My experience
That really shows what you know! BTW, Centrelink will require you to pay all the money back immediately.
People have opinions like this when they hear someone talking about being in another country still receiving benefits because you're taking money wrongly, regardless of your wonderful financial position and your amusement at people's reactions. It's wrong and you should have advised C'link of your departure date before you even left the country.
I'm not surprised you didn't fit in here.
People have opinions like this when they hear someone talking about being in another country still receiving benefits because you're taking money wrongly, regardless of your wonderful financial position and your amusement at people's reactions. It's wrong and you should have advised C'link of your departure date before you even left the country.
I'm not surprised you didn't fit in here.
Last edited by TiddlyPom; Aug 24th 2010 at 9:49 pm.
#80
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Re: Future Uncertain - My experience
Try getting a professional Civil Engineer job with a centrelink fraud on your record.
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Re: Future Uncertain - My experience
Its turning quite interesting, and inner thoughts of different people are coming out. I can understand what kind of opinions you people are having...
To clear my stand I have already written to Centrelink regarding my position and it is upto them to decide what action they have to take.
I want to convey all people that probably you should know that Civil Engineers are amongst best paid people anywhere in the world & 100$ can never lure anyone....
However people are people, really funny...............
To clear my stand I have already written to Centrelink regarding my position and it is upto them to decide what action they have to take.
I want to convey all people that probably you should know that Civil Engineers are amongst best paid people anywhere in the world & 100$ can never lure anyone....
However people are people, really funny...............
I dont believe you have written to them because you have previously asked how long you get the payments for.
Now you are back tracking - support your own family, why the hell should we?
#83
Re: Future Uncertain - My experience
The same reason any immigrant with children does...Because all PR are entitled to child benefit and rental assistance from Centrelink. My engineer husband and I signed up for it. Should we not have? I'm sure you signed up for it. Should you not have?
#84
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The point is he should have cancelled it when he left Australia, because he is no longer entitled to it and the fact he is still claiming it is theft.
#85
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I think you will find that on the first page of this thread, one of the first answers the OP got was from me telling him to contact Centrelink to cancel the payments as he was not entitled.
#86
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I think he's now in wind up mode so I think we should all just leave him alone, it's really not worth blowing a gasket over. He's one of millions - none of whom I know enough about to dob them in. They'll get theirs eventually. Move on.
#87
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Posts like these make me really want to get back to working in Compliance! Am sure I'd save Centrelink and the taxpayers a lot of money
Doesn't Centrelink have some kind of link to Immigration's database to find out whether someone is still resident or not?
Doesn't Centrelink have some kind of link to Immigration's database to find out whether someone is still resident or not?
#88
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Re: Future Uncertain - My experience
Your passport tells everything, lets hope his screams 'thief and liar'.
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I believe the databases are linked, same as Medicare is linked to DIAC.