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PPI Reclaiming discussion Part III
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Seems odd, but not suprising.. However if this is an issue of mis-selling then you can take action against the insurer Scottish Provident as they would of paid a commission to the broker and therefore legally are liable.0
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Thank you for that TURBOMAN. You are a star.x:mad:0
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Morning Max.xDS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
DD1 06/12/070 -
The only advice I can give is ring the court who will tell you where you stand. I have heard of companys doing this but not as far a long in the process.
They have basically said they believe they have a proper and viable defence.
Surely they should have submitted this defence within the 28 days after the claim was issued not 4 months later!
The hearing has been set for next Friday. They have given me 1 week notice for a 10 minute hearing which takes place 100 miles from where I live.
Does anyone know whether I have to attend or not?
Thanks again for your help.0 -
Can you ask for it to be moved closer to you? I think that if you dont attend they win by default. But dont take my word for it the court should tell you what options you have. I will try and find out more.
According to MCOL if the defendant is a business it should go to your home court.
"If the defendant files a defence and the defendant is an individual, the case will be transferred to the defendant´s home court. Where the defendant is not an individual (ie: the defendant is a business), the case will be transferred to your or your representative´s home court. This means that your claim will no longer be handled by the MCOL system. "DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
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HSBC PPI states you need to be unemployed for 60 days after signing on the dole, in order for any PPI insurance to be paid.
Thats just wrong0 -
After going straight to HFC bank to reclaim my ppi costs (I never knew i had) and being fobbed off i went straight to the ombudsman which has now been 12 months ago and they still havent got it sorted out or even passed it to a judicater yet, what can i do ?0
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After going straight to HFC bank to reclaim my ppi costs (I never knew i had) and being fobbed off i went straight to the ombudsman which has now been 12 months ago and they still havent got it sorted out or even passed it to a judicater yet, what can i do ?
They will not look at it until you have exhausted HFC's complaints procedure and received your final conclusion letter, only then can you go to ombudsman.0 -
After going straight to HFC bank to reclaim my ppi costs (I never knew i had) and being fobbed off i went straight to the ombudsman which has now been 12 months ago and they still havent got it sorted out or even passed it to a judicater yet, what can i do ?
Have you rung the FOS and have they been keeping in touch with you about your complaint?DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
DD1 06/12/070 -
Hi There
Im back again
So to update you - I was going to re-claim my PPI as I was paying £90 a month to be covered for accident sickness and unemployment for £1500 a month enough to cover my mortgage and to live off
When I started lookin into this I only realised then that they would pay out for 12 months - when I contacted them both Pinnacle Insurance and Northern Rock denied any knowledge of selling me PPI - so I said right if I cancel the direct debit you will soon be admitting to it then...which they did I ancelled it at xmas and I got a letter through 4 days later! Unfortunately during that time I lost my job...so I rang them and said I had spen too much money at xmas so it must have bounced and I woudl re-instate it
Now its nearly February and I am wondering when I should ring them to say I lost my job I am claiming JSA....or should I wait a bit longer???0
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