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Cancelling PPI CAN BE DONE!!!!!
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You know i'm gonna do just that!!
I'm, gonna take it to the ombudsman, who the hell do the yorkshire bank think they are trying a trick like this!!!
well i'm afraid they chose the wrong person this time!!
and if it doesn't go my way then i'm deffo moving banks!!
anyone recommend the best???
thanks everyone so far for your support i'll keep you updated all the way.0 -
Thank You guys for opening my eyes to this, i have just realised i can save either £50+ on my loan a month or reduce it by 13+ months because of this ppi which i probably wouldnt be able to claim anyway. I cant wait to speak to egg tomorrow.Debt (March 2006)
Egg Loan : £17,408.30 (7.7%)
Egg CC : £613.06 ()
Barclaycard CC: £1922.51 (5.9%/14.9%)
Capital One CC: £186.46 (0%)
MSDW CC: £2469.10 (12.9%)
MBMA CC : £1727.81 (5.9%/17.9%)
Store Cards : £0
Total Debt : £24,327.24
Debt Free Feb 20120 -
BargainShopaholic wrote:Thank You guys for opening my eyes to this, i have just realised i can save either £50+ on my loan a month or reduce it by 13+ months because of this ppi which i probably wouldnt be able to claim anyway. I cant wait to speak to egg tomorrow.Awakening date March 4th 2006
Starting loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Current loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Debt free date: To be determined.
The £2.00 Coin Savers Club = £46.00 since March 4th 2006.
* Precise figures to follow0 -
asquiths wrote:You know i'm gonna do just that!!
I'm, gonna take it to the ombudsman, who the hell do the yorkshire bank think they are trying a trick like this!!!
well i'm afraid they chose the wrong person this time!!
and if it doesn't go my way then i'm deffo moving banks!!
You go for it !Debt at highest £16k+
Debt at lightbulb moment £14,800
Current debt £6336
Cleared £4206 in November 05 How ? Bye Bye PPI0 -
Reformed_Money_Waster wrote:I had a reply from Lloyds TSB yesterday regarding the cancellation request I sent them on Tuesday:
"I am just writing to let you know that we've received your complaint - and to say how sorry I am to learn that you're unhappy with us.
You have my assurance that one of our assistant managers will investigate the concerns you have raised with us - this may take a little time but I would expect our enquiries to be complete within the coming 2 weeks. We will then be able to respond in full to your complaint and at that stage, I hope, resolve matters between us.
In case you haven't received a copy of our leaflet called 'How to voice you concerns' I've enclosed one with this letter. This tells you all you need to know about resolving your complaint with us.
Yours sincerely
Stacy Cope
Assistant Manager"
Nothing too exciting, but at least they have acknowledged my letter and are looking into it. Certainly a far better initial response than asquiths above received from the Yorkshire Bank.
Same letter I got back. They didnt enclose the leaflet in mine the silly sodsDebt at highest £16k+
Debt at lightbulb moment £14,800
Current debt £6336
Cleared £4206 in November 05 How ? Bye Bye PPI0 -
Old_iron_balls wrote:Same letter I got back. They didnt enclose the leaflet in mine the silly sods
Once they did scrap it, did they reduce the term or the monthly payments?Awakening date March 4th 2006
Starting loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Current loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Debt free date: To be determined.
The £2.00 Coin Savers Club = £46.00 since March 4th 2006.
* Precise figures to follow0 -
I got it done, have chosen to reduce my monthly payments, but i can still make additional payments if i want to as its flexible so i can then reduce the term in theory if needed.
No talk of refunding what i had already paid though.
Chap was a bit rude to be fair.Debt (March 2006)
Egg Loan : £17,408.30 (7.7%)
Egg CC : £613.06 ()
Barclaycard CC: £1922.51 (5.9%/14.9%)
Capital One CC: £186.46 (0%)
MSDW CC: £2469.10 (12.9%)
MBMA CC : £1727.81 (5.9%/17.9%)
Store Cards : £0
Total Debt : £24,327.24
Debt Free Feb 20120 -
BargainShopaholic wrote:I got it done, have chosen to reduce my monthly payments, but i can still make additional payments if i want to as its flexible so i can then reduce the term in theory if needed.
No talk of refunding what i had already paid though.
Chap was a bit rude to be fair.Awakening date March 4th 2006
Starting loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Current loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Debt free date: To be determined.
The £2.00 Coin Savers Club = £46.00 since March 4th 2006.
* Precise figures to follow0 -
Loans with EggDebt (March 2006)
Egg Loan : £17,408.30 (7.7%)
Egg CC : £613.06 ()
Barclaycard CC: £1922.51 (5.9%/14.9%)
Capital One CC: £186.46 (0%)
MSDW CC: £2469.10 (12.9%)
MBMA CC : £1727.81 (5.9%/17.9%)
Store Cards : £0
Total Debt : £24,327.24
Debt Free Feb 20120 -
BargainShopaholic wrote:Loans with Egg
I really hope I get a positive response from Lloyds TSB.Awakening date March 4th 2006
Starting loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Current loan/credit card debt: £40,000* approx.
Debt free date: To be determined.
The £2.00 Coin Savers Club = £46.00 since March 4th 2006.
* Precise figures to follow0
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