PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4

di3004

evie_g wrote: »

di3004 wrote: »

Will do. I also e-mailed Eric Daniels as well as the Customer Care Dept. at Lloyds on those addresses that you gave me. Response today stating that they would like us to supply info again. No mention of this guy's paperwork being wrongly included. Will keep you posted, thanks.

Good luck here and hope this gets resolved soon.
Will look out for your posts, X;)

Sandyhills

Farrka, how long did it take for the to make you this offer

jamesrwhitehead

Hi All,

When reading up on reclaiming PPI for loans I hear sometimes hear mention that the loan must have finished within the last 6 years.

Why is this exactly? If the loan finished 7 years ago for example, does this mean you're unable to reclaim?

Specifically I am talking about Egg.

James

hannah29_2

hi
i have sent a letter to ikea claiming my ppi cashback 7 weeks ago. finally got a standard letter from them saying they are looking into my complaint!
how long should i leave it before chasing them up?
has anyone dealt with ikea on ppi?

also sent a cheque for a £1 to argos asking for a copy of my agreement, the cheque cleared in my bank on the 15th september but still no agreement, should i be chasing this by now or wait a few more days?
thanks
hannah

bubbles16

Hi I am new to posting on this forum although I have been an avid follower.
Hi All
(Posted the comment below yesterday and thanks to Di for her great advice. Was wondering if anyone can tell me if I would need to claim seperately for 2 home improvement loans I got with this mortgage or would that be included in the claim I made on the mortgage PPI)
I requested the PPI back from my mortgage account with LLoyds a few weeks back and have already had a letter today to say I will be getting a full refund as soon as I signed the enclosed acceptance slip. There were no figures in the letter to say how much I am being refunded nor if interest was to be paid so I phoned the Complaints Team. I told them I was a bit aprehensive about signing when I didn't have the figures, they said they didnt know how much it would be but that I had to sign the slip but they did say no interest would be added. I have sent an email to Scott Copsey at Customer Care detailing my concerns about signing the slip and also to say I clearly stated on my complaint letter that I expected interest to be added at 8%. Hope I have done the right thing. Any advice

steveyanne

Does anyone have the customer care details & address for Halifax Personal Loans please

bubbles16

(Does anyone have the customer care details & address for Halifax Personal Loans please)

Hey Steveyanne found this on their website hope it helps.

• [FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Telephone Customer Relations on 08457 25 35 19[/FONT]
• [FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Contact us using Textphone if you have a hearing impairment on 08456 00 17 50[/FONT]
• [FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Write to us at:[/FONT]
  [FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Bank of Scotland, Customer Relations, PO Box 29112, Dunfermline, KY11 2ZX[/FONT]
• [FONT=Arial, Helvetica]Fax us on 08451 28 13 85[/FONT]

robbedofmymoney

bubbles16 wrote: »

Hi I am new to posting on this forum although I have been an avid follower.
Hi All
(Posted the comment below yesterday and thanks to Di for her great advice. Was wondering if anyone can tell me if I would need to claim seperately for 2 home improvement loans I got with this mortgage or would that be included in the claim I made on the mortgage PPI)
I requested the PPI back from my mortgage account with LLoyds a few weeks back and have already had a letter today to say I will be getting a full refund as soon as I signed the enclosed acceptance slip. There were no figures in the letter to say how much I am being refunded nor if interest was to be paid so I phoned the Complaints Team. I told them I was a bit aprehensive about signing when I didn't have the figures, they said they didnt know how much it would be but that I had to sign the slip but they did say no interest would be added. I have sent an email to Scott Copsey at Customer Care detailing my concerns about signing the slip and also to say I clearly stated on my complaint letter that I expected interest to be added at 8%. Hope I have done the right thing. Any advice

this is the Lloyds standard procedure,

once you sign the acceptance thye will send you a full breakdown within 21 days, then you will receive your full refund within a further 21 days.
my initial letters did not mention the 8%, just mentioned inline witht he fos recommendations, so you should be ok.

over the last 2-3 months they seem to have got their act together in terms of a process although it still takes a little while to go through.

cheers and well done on your win.
:beer::beer::beer:

bubbles16

Thanks Robbedofmymoney (Great Name)



Sorry my question wasn't set out very well, my excuse, I'm blonde. I wondered if I would need to make a separate claim for my home Improvement loans or will that be considered with my mortgage claim.

robbedofmymoney

bubbles16 wrote: »

Thanks Robbedofmymoney (Great Name)



Sorry my question wasn't set out very well, my excuse, I'm blonde. I wondered if I would need to make a separate claim for my home Improvement loans or will that be considered with my mortgage claim.

if they were seperate loans you will probably have to make seperate claims,