Pip assessment recording

[Brassylady1]

Ive been worrying about my PIP assessment and wondering what recording equpment to use, since they need a copy straight after the interview. Ive looked at phone apps, Ive looked at dual cd recorders ( mega bucks! ) then I read on line that some old clever clogs bought two identical audio tape recorders and used them both at the same time 🙄 Perfectly acceptable apparently, just check in advance that there are two spare plug holes available. Brilliant and no complicated equipment either !

[peck]

The last one sounds good if not to pricey!! Just a thought if you have smart phone you can record on there and see if they will record it back while your still there for their records and if you have phone, no charge. Good luck.Peck PS check how long you can record!!🐤

[_Esined_]

I bought 2 mini cheap dictaphone's off of ebay for £8 each to use, unfortunately I left it too late to tell them so they didn't get used! Still a cheap way of doing it though! (Didn't realise just how tiny they are made now either, so cute!) 😮

[Dizzytwo]

Hi this may be a dumb question but may I ask why do you have to tape your assessment. And who you need to email it too. Does everyone need to do a recording ? I hope you dont mind me asking as I have not yet been assessed by pip. Thank you.

Mo

[LtAngua52 in reply to Dizzytwo]

Hi dizzytwo,

You don't have to recotd it but experience has taught many of us that it is necessary as they often get information wrong in their report. I wouldn't like to say the deliberately lied of course, (ahem..) but they do seem to make a lot of errors. If you have proof of what was said then you are more likely to be treated fairly. It's sad that we have too but that seems to be the state of affairs. To go through an appeal to challenge a decision is exhausting and stressful, so at least with this you have evidence.

[Flossie1920 in reply to LtAngua52]

Hello #LtAngua52 - just reading all the posts on PIP and just wish I knew BEFORE my interview....also to copy the form when its completed as they go by what is said on that too.....so now appealing - needless to say I was refused!

Best of luck to everyone applying for PIP..

Flossie20 x

[LtAngua52 in reply to Flossie1920]

I copied mine too and sent it signed for so they couldn't say they didn't receive it!

[Brassylady1 in reply to Dizzytwo]

Hi Dizzy two,

I just dont want to leave anything to chance, call me sceptical but I have read so mant scare stories that I think its best to have a record.

[Dizzytwo]

Thank you for your reply I found it very helpful and informative. It maybe the way for me to go when my turn comes to sit infront of the firing squaf.

[BlueMermaid3]

Hi there

I really would strongly recommend that you lock your post. This is for your Internet Safety and for the security of the people who are replying to your post.

There are simple to use instructions to the right of your screen in blue, under Pinned Posts.

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[Brassylady1 in reply to BlueMermaid3]

I would really like to do this but I cant figure out how, I cant see where the instructions are on the right of the screen ?

[Brassylady1 in reply to BlueMermaid3]

Ok Ive figured it out now x

[BlueMermaid3 in reply to Brassylady1]

I was just about to give you a link. Here it is anyway:

healthunlocked.com/fibromya...

If you'd like me to lock it for you, give me a shout.

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[Brassylady1 in reply to BlueMermaid3]

Well I think Ive done it but if you can check for me I would much appreciate it x

[Brassylady1 in reply to BlueMermaid3]

Hi again, sorry to be a nuisance but Ive just read that its possible to lock previous posts but I cant seem to do it. I know how to lock the future ones but not past ones are you able to help me with this please?

[BlueMermaid3 in reply to Brassylady1]

Yes, of course ... and you're not being a nuisance at all.

If you go to your previous posts and look at the bottom of the box you will see:

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If you click on the small downward arrow ( the v ) a drop down menu will appear.

Click on edit. You can then go ahead and lock your post and then click (I think!) 'submit reply'.

I'm doing this from memory and I can't remember whether the very last bit is 'submit reply' or 'save changes'. Sorry - darned Fibro fog.

I hope that is clear enough. If not, don't hesitate to let me know and I will explain it differently.

Lu x