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emmie | 16:08 Sat 25th Mar 2017 | News
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seems that on the passing of PC Palmer and the other victims could be subject to fraud.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39391865
16:09 Sat 25th Mar 2017
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Well done to Just Giving for their actions.
18:06 Sat 25th Mar 2017
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I'm always very careful with the Just Giving site as anyone can set up a page and collect money from people. If I give, I only give to friends and family, or recognisable organisations.
18:06 Sat 25th Mar 2017
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indeed well done to them,
18:07 Sat 25th Mar 2017
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Well they should do something to earn their 5% take off.
18:58 Sat 25th Mar 2017
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"But well-wishers who did an internet search of a person listed as creating the page, discovered someone with the same name had been convicted of benefit fraud in 2013."

I'm absolutely astonished! My ghast has never been so flabbered.
19:09 Sat 25th Mar 2017

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