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catsrcool | 10:52 Tue 08th Apr 2014 | Family & Relationships
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My mother passed away this morning and I need to inform the DWP the only numbers I can find are either 0845 or 0800 which both cost me 25p per minute on my tariff. Anyone got the 0300 number?
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I'm so sorry to hear about your mother's passing.

I did find this on line -

http://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/news/latest-news/1228-full-list-of-free-to-mobile-dwp-0800-numbers

Apparently mobile networks won't charge for 0800 numbers to certain departments. I think the one you need is 08006783682, but you may want to check the full list.
10:59 Tue 08th Apr 2014
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Thanks for that
11:28 Tue 08th Apr 2014
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no number,sorry. and sorry to hear about your mother.
11:38 Tue 08th Apr 2014
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Sorry to hear of your loss, Catsrcool. I've got the bereavement register package in front of me, the only other number on it is the help line 07132467940
11:45 Tue 08th Apr 2014
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Sorry, I think that if for registering the death not the DWP.
11:50 Tue 08th Apr 2014
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When my mother died I found that when I went to register the death the details were passed onto the DWP and they subsequently wrote to me with details of overpayment etc.
13:20 Wed 09th Apr 2014

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