PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4

smitchy73

citibird27 wrote: »

Hi Smitchy...it seems like sharp practice...for a lady who , because of her age might be easily swayed to sign up...all of the posts on this forum paint a real picture of malpractice...not to mention thieving robbing so and sos!!!:mad::mad:

Lucky she has you to look out for her interests..what about those who don't??

Yeah I know, she was lulled into it by asking the same type of questions..do you want to pay off your debts so your family don't have to worry about it should you die..yes! and so on, best part is it doesn't even cover her in the first two years..mental.
I've told her when she goes in to cancel, if they tell her she can't I've told her to phone me in front of them and let me speak to them, and i'll be telling the person who sold it to her that i'll be reporting her to the FSA which I might do anyway, i think it's shocking, even in her financial review/report they have her two other policies listed which cover her for the next 15 years so why need another c***py policy that doesn't even clear the outstanding amount should she die within the term.
I used to worry about being in a bank should it be robbed, but I feel as if anytime you ask the banks for help it's them that's holding the gun to your head!!

Me thinks along the same lines as the rest of this thread, something needs to be done. Don't get me wrong a regular premium policy is better than the single premium policies, but for a 64 yr old woman who is already more than adequately covered and the worst bit is that they know it.:mad:

smitchy73

The_Marksman wrote: »

Cheeky cow, ive plenty of washing that needs doing after you've cooked my dinner! pmsl :p:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ouch! i felt the slap from here;)

Some men like living on the edge, lol:rotfl:

The_Marksman

smitchy73 wrote: »

Some men like living on the edge, lol:rotfl:

Or beyond it!:D;):D

so going to get in trouble, one day! maybe!!

citibird27

The_Marksman wrote: »

Cheeky cow, ive plenty of washing that needs doing after you've cooked my dinner! pmsl :p:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

ouch! i felt the slap from here;)

Ooooh..one day, you will appreciate the fairer ( better) sex! :rotfl::rotfl:
..........or else!!

The_Marksman

citibird27 wrote: »

Ooooh..one day, you will appreciate the fairer ( better) sex! :rotfl::rotfl:
..........or else!!

im always up for better sex pmsl:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

citibird27

smitchy73 wrote: »

Yeah I know, she was lulled into it by asking the same type of questions..do you want to pay off your debts so your family don't have to worry about it should you die..yes! and so on, best part is it doesn't even cover her in the first two years..mental.
I've told her when she goes in to cancel, if they tell her she can't I've told her to phone me in front of them and let me speak to them, and i'll be telling the person who sold it to her that i'll be reporting her to the FSA which I might do anyway, i think it's shocking, even in her financial review/report they have her two other policies listed which cover her for the next 15 years so why need another c***py policy that doesn't even clear the outstanding amount should she die within the term.
I used to worry about being in a bank should it be robbed, but I feel as if anytime you ask the banks for help it's them that's holding the gun to your head!!

Me thinks along the same lines as the rest of this thread, something needs to be done. Don't get me wrong a regular premium policy is better than the single premium policies, but for a 64 yr old woman who is already more than adequately covered and the worst bit is that they know it.:mad:

It seems that even older customers are an easy target for the banks...and the "don't leave your family with debt" spiel...Your mother in law has been fiscally competent, so she shouldn't be prey to these people..

Maybe you could accompany her to the bank...?:)

The_Marksman

citibird27 wrote: »

It seems that even older customers are an easy target for the banks...and the "don't leave your family with debt" spiel...Your mother in law has been fiscally competent, so she shouldn't be prey to these people..

Maybe you could accompany her to the bank...?:)

they do wrong and then still do wrong!

now i know what MIL is lol, id go to the bank with her and sort them out, thats terrible treatment

citibird27

The_Marksman wrote: »

im always up for better sex pmsl:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Retribution certaily coming !:rotfl::rotfl:

citibird27

The_Marksman wrote: »

they do wrong and then still do wrong!

now i know what MIL is lol, id go to the bank with her and sort them out, thats terrible treatment

What a terrible situation, that you cannot trust the bank to look after your mother in law!!...makes me furious , the way they are preying on people!!
:mad::mad:

The_Marksman

citibird27 wrote: »

Retribution certaily coming !:rotfl::rotfl:

Retribution = Punishment that is considered to be morally right and fully deserved

Mmmmmmmmm im in for a spanking! :D
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: