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cryrst The garden of England 14 Nov 17 10.47pm | |
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jimruss Sidcup 15 Nov 17 7.38am | |
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I keep thinking about doing it, I'm almost certain I had it with my bank. Which company did you use?
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Badger11 Beckenham 15 Nov 17 7.53am | |
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Please do not use these PPI firms. They are a bunch of money grabbing leaches. Its your money and you should keep all of it. It is very easy to submit a PPI claim yourself direct to the bank you may save yourself thousands. Mate of mine paid them £2000 when he told me I was furious, at the time I worked in a bank and would have done it for him for free. The link below is for Martin Lewis' Money Saving Experts website. He appears to be a good guy who is often in the media with his campaigns. There are also other folks out there who will also offer independent free advice. To claim PPI it is a simple form. Anyway look for the PPI Reclaiming tools link and good luck.
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Kermit8 Hevon 15 Nov 17 8.17am | |
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^^^^^^ Seconded. One phone call to the credit card company saying 'i wish to make a complaint about ppi', then there will be a few sent forms to fill in and 'bingo!' - Do not use a PPI firm. It is literally less than hour of your time and their's to do.
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jimruss Sidcup 15 Nov 17 9.05am | |
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Some of my credit cards are from 15 years ago and I don't have any paperwork. I also can't remember all the companies I've had credit cards with. A credit check only covers the last 6 years doesn't it? I'm sure I used to have PPI on most of the cards I've had but I'll be buggered if I can remember them all.
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jamiemartin721 Reading 15 Nov 17 9.19am | |
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Originally posted by jimruss
Some of my credit cards are from 15 years ago and I don't have any paperwork. I also can't remember all the companies I've had credit cards with. A credit check only covers the last 6 years doesn't it? I'm sure I used to have PPI on most of the cards I've had but I'll be buggered if I can remember them all. Doesn't matter, I didn't need to provide details as the banks held all the information and are legally obliged to use it. I got about 7k back in total stretching back to 2000 on credit cards loans etc - including one I didn't remember. Of course it feels like 'free money' but its technically your own money.
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Lyons550 Shirley 15 Nov 17 12.36pm | |
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Originally posted by cryrst
Get in WTF!!! Thieving b******s! I simply cant be bothered...im harassed by these f***ers daily!
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ianlong78 15 Nov 17 12.45pm | |
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my old man got back 35k on past mortgages and the odd barely used credit card , I think he walked away with 29k after deductions . He would never of done the work to investigate himself so was happy to hand over a percentage of what he never realised he had !?
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Pussay Patrol 15 Nov 17 1.55pm | |
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Hasn't the deadline passed for PPI claims?
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Badger11 Beckenham 15 Nov 17 2.06pm | |
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PPI deadline is 29th August 2019 This is not like arguing with your insurance company about a claim. Assuming you did have PPI the bank has a formula agreed with the regulator. In other words this is now a process for the banks they will not challenge you with lawyers etc. unless of course you didn't have PPI.
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Dan Theolmesdaleroad Up north 15 Nov 17 2.23pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Please do not use these PPI firms. They are a bunch of money grabbing leaches. Its your money and you should keep all of it. It is very easy to submit a PPI claim yourself direct to the bank you may save yourself thousands. Mate of mine paid them £2000 when he told me I was furious, at the time I worked in a bank and would have done it for him for free. The link below is for Martin Lewis' Money Saving Experts website. He appears to be a good guy who is often in the media with his campaigns. There are also other folks out there who will also offer independent free advice. To claim PPI it is a simple form. Anyway look for the PPI Reclaiming tools link and good luck. Excellent post, really appreciate this. I've been thinking about putting in a PPI claim for some time, and went as far as getting all the paperwork from one or two companies but was put off by the sizeable fee they were demanding. I knew it could be done for free but wasn't sure how to go about claiming on my own. A woman I used to work with a few years ago received £14k back. Not sure which company sue used, but many people like her are often surprised at how much money they can claim in mis-sold PPI. According to the FCA website, the deadline for PPI claims is 29 August 2019.
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cryrst The garden of England 15 Nov 17 5.38pm | |
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Originally posted by Badger11
Please do not use these PPI firms. They are a bunch of money grabbing leaches. Its your money and you should keep all of it. It is very easy to submit a PPI claim yourself direct to the bank you may save yourself thousands. Mate of mine paid them £2000 when he told me I was furious, at the time I worked in a bank and would have done it for him for free. The link below is for Martin Lewis' Money Saving Experts website. He appears to be a good guy who is often in the media with his campaigns. There are also other folks out there who will also offer independent free advice. To claim PPI it is a simple form. Anyway look for the PPI Reclaiming tools link and good luck.
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