PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4

southend

Amershall, you make me laugh, thought you went to the bank!!! ha! ha!

Up to you, certainly get them all working, could even ask them to send to the relevant office via fax and send you a copy of the fax at the same time. ( time and money - theirs)

If you are not joking i would do above, chice is yours

amersall

southend wrote: »

Amershall, you make me laugh, thought you went to the bank!!! ha! ha!

Up to you, certainly get them all working, could even ask them to send to the relevant office via fax and send you a copy of the fax at the same time. ( time and money - theirs)

If you are not joking i would do above, chice is yours

Of course i was joking:p but it is a good idea dont you think, have 3 lots of letters being" looked at" would serve them right:rotfl::rotfl:

southend

You are right keep it up, it would be a laugh, especially if all responses were different, you would get them all arguing then, ha! ha!
Take care

jj10_2

southend wrote: »

You are right keep it up, it would be a laugh, especially if all responses were different, you would get them all arguing then, ha! ha!
Take care

You guys are funny thanks i might try that keep the addresses coming.:rotfl::rotfl:

Stirlin

Hi, I am new to this and cannot find an anser to a question I have.

If my partner has defaulted on a loan and payed back the agreed sum, can we still claim the PPI we were missold?

Any advice appreciatd.

Stirlin'

amersall

Stirlin wrote: »

Hi, I am new to this and cannot find an anser to a question I have.

If my partner has defaulted on a loan and payed back the agreed sum, can we still claim the PPI we were missold?

Any advice appreciatd.

Stirlin'

Hi there and welcome. yes you can claim this back, i prefer to write my own letter, just put your account number and the reasons you are claiming mis sell for, you dont need the magna carter, a few lines will suffice.Good luck with this and keep us posted x

bugsy161

amersall wrote: »

Hi there and welcome. yes you can claim this back, i prefer to write my own letter, just put your account number and the reasons you are claiming mis sell for, you dont need the magna carter, a few lines will suffice.Good luck with this and keep us posted x

Hi Amersall,
Have just had an email from the FOS saying that I am still in the Ombudsman queue. It is getting ridiculous now.
I have emailed them back saying that I want an answer by the end of this month which, after 2 and half years with them, and be a prioritised case, I think is more than reasonable.
Do you think it is worth me writing to Natalie Ceeney, the Chief Ombudsman and CEO or should I wait until the end of the month?

amersall

bugsy161 wrote: »

Hi Amersall,
Have just had an email from the FOS saying that I am still in the Ombudsman queue. It is getting ridiculous now.
I have emailed them back saying that I want an answer by the end of this month which, after 2 and half years with them, and be a prioritised case, I think is more than reasonable.
Do you think it is worth me writing to Natalie Ceeney, the Chief Ombudsman and CEO or should I wait until the end of the month?

:mad::mad: this is ridiculous. if i were you i would ask fos for an update each friday untill the end of the month.I would email ceo, i think this is a ridiculous amount of time and let her know whats happened in your case and tell her this time scale is not acceptable, please let me know what she says, hopefully she will put a rocket up whoevers a***se is dealing with your case x

southend

amersall wrote: »

:mad::mad: this is ridiculous. if i were you i would ask fos for an update each friday untill the end of the month.I would email ceo, i think this is a ridiculous amount of time and let her know whats happened in your case and tell her this time scale is not acceptable, please let me know what she says, hopefully she will put a rocket up whoevers a***se is dealing with your case x

Go for it, this is bad. If people are not willing to handle your case quicker, i would make clear, politly that you, your bank etc have a certain period of time to sort out issues such as this. However, you can understand their heavy work load. I would request for him/her to deal your case as an exception due to the length of time - two years - joke. If you are refused i would then with it a much more experienced member of the team to deal with your case.
At the very least i would have her faxed by the bank, whilst you are, ( make sure it is addressed to her - not her dept). Request an e-mail within one week of receiving the fax and updated on a weekly basis.
What does everyone else think?

amersall

bugsy161 wrote: »

Hi Amersall,
Have just had an email from the FOS saying that I am still in the Ombudsman queue. It is getting ridiculous now.
I have emailed them back saying that I want an answer by the end of this month which, after 2 and half years with them, and be a prioritised case, I think is more than reasonable.
Do you think it is worth me writing to Natalie Ceeney, the Chief Ombudsman and CEO or should I wait until the end of the month?

If i were you i would email the person who is dealing with your case and tell them you think you have been treated unfairly and you would like to put a complaint in about the fos timescale on your case, and could they please tell you who to put your complaint in to.This could be worth a shot, so go for it x