onsdag 15. mai 2013

Jeg sendte en ny e-post til PHSO

Update/Fwd​: PHSO EnquiryErik Ribsskog


4:52 PM (0 minutes ago)



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Hi,



today I recieved two letters from Virgin Media regarding arrears.



I didn't get to pay a bill of £10 earlier this month, due to that the jobcentre stopped my jobseekers-allowance, without warning!



(And for unclear reasons).



I now haven't got electricity and only eat a cup of rice every day.



I can't afford to call Virgin Media.



Can you call them on my behalf, (since they have no general enquiry e-mail address, like I have complained to you about).



The reference number for one of the (similar) letters is: 12612/1680.



The reference number for the second letter is: 12612/1684.



(So they have chaos there, it seems, since they send me two similar letters with different case-numbers, (I think the numbers must be), about the same case).



I also remember reading on the Virgin website that customers have £130 credit, with them.



So I thought I could just cancel the direct debit when the jobcentre stopped my jobseekers-alowance, without warning, for reasons that are a bit unclear to me.



I go to fourthnightly sign-on-meetins, at Aintree jobcentre, so if it's any info the Jobcentre needs they should just ask for me to bring it, to the next sign-on meeting.



This is like the Jobcentre are just terrorising me and are being inhumane and cruel, I think.



Erik Ribsskog





---------- Forwarded message ----------

From: Erik Ribsskog

Date: Mon, May 13, 2013 at 4:44 PM

Subject: Re: PHSO Enquiry

To: Phso Enquiries

Cc: Postmottak Sivilombudsmannen





Hi,





like I've explained I have no money no, to pay the library to print forms.



I don't get my Jobseekers-allowance for some strange reason.





If you could forward the e-mail I sent you, to the MP please.



I've been in the Conservative (Youth) Party, in Norway, and thinks it gets a bit 'sweaty' to send them to the Labour MP directly.



The Ombudsman is also involved now.



I must admit I've been wondering if your last e-mail was spoofing.



In Norway the citizens just send e-mails directly to the Parliament Ombudsman.



I've also sent a lot of correspondence to Phso earlier without being asked to send this to an MP first, (at least as far as I remember it).



Best regards,



Erik Ribsskog







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