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PPI Reclaiming discussion Part III
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Does anyone know who HBOS are and have they been fined or any successes?:wave:0
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Hope you get quicker response than lots of us have on here Dreamer.:mad:0
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Maxdp, pm'd yu back. I am a nuisance I know...:o0
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Thanks mine was a loan, I mentioned it on here on Monday and following all the positive feedback from all of you, I thought why not send of the letter and see what happens. At the worst all ive lost is the cost of a few stamps and in light of the recent decisions about A&L ppi selling practices im hoping i get a positive result.Official DFW nerd 206 Proud to be dealing with my debt
£2 savers club joined 25/6/06 £54:dance: (0ver £1200 banked)
LB moment June 06 Debt payed off so far £36000 DFD March 2010:eek:
Reclaimed fees
MBNA £302 RBOS £49.58 Mint £25.95
PPI: A&L £2074 Freemans £770 MBNA £944:j0 -
It just says on the letter that MBNA do not accept the outcome of the assessment and therefore the complaint has been forwarded to the ombudsman.0
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Hi folks
Not had the chance to post yet, although been checking through the posts quickly, as well as this damn thing being tempremental, my inlaws are still here........:rolleyes: , I will post up shortly.:D
Oh Maxdp glad you have a new iron hunni.......:j , we would have dropped the spare one off to you........even though you probably live miles away from me lol...........:rotfl: :rotfl:The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
Hi ,
I think this is not my day, I sent compliants for PPI (via Solicitor) to FOS because all refused to pay out... only to find it could be 12months before I find out wether I win or not...
This all happened with claimimg bank charges mine got put on hold (stay) till test case done.... I then read article today that said banks won second round copy below:
(Good news for banks over bank charge test case
October 24, 2008
The start of this year also saw the start of a High Court test case into overdraft charged imposed by banks in the UK. Banks had been receiving millions of pounds worth of claims over bank charges going back as far as 2001, but in the summer of 2007 the claims that were still pending in the courts were all put on hold following the decision to take the matter to the High Court.
The first round of the battle was won by the Office of Fair Trading, which had accused the banks of unfair and unlawful practices over the charges. However, it seems that round two has gone to the banks, with the presiding judge deciding that most consumers will not be able to challenge the terms and conditions of most of the banks under common law, with the exception of Intelligent Finance and NatWest, which are still being looked at.
After the recent announcement the Consumer Action Group said: “Some banks will be breathing a sigh of relief as the judge appears to have decided that these charges were not penalties under common law.” The British Banker’s Association added: “The question of penalties was one of the claims made by the OFT which triggered the initial court case. Now we have had this judgement we are keen to move on to the next stage as quickly as possible.”
An official from the OFT said: “This is another staging post in a complex legal process. We are progressing our investigation as quickly as possible and are in continuing discussion with the banks about our provisional views on the issue of fairness.”)
and I also got letter for Motgage company saying I need to catch up with payments or they going to take legal action... I am so not having a good day!!!!I have 2 PPI claims all being dealt with by FOS could do with a win. I also have 1 PPI claim with FSCS because company gone bankrupt.
I have claim for bank charges on-hold for 3year
Good-luck all
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Hope you feeling better DI:wave:0
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