PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4

helpmary

Hello,
I will tell you what Ge has done to me I had a loan taken on 11/06/2007
For £40,000 Plus PPI £4,860. ( told I had to take or no loan ) Total was £45,360.00
which also included a £500 compilation charge.I cancelled PPI on the 5th Sept 2007 as I was paying of the full loan.The money I paid to GE to finish the loan was a total of £45,186.32 which my solicitor paid.I never received my PPI money ( Rebate of £4,455) GE took this on top of the £45,186.32.
When I fought to get this they said it was a broker I had to deal with now dissolved
.So I wrote to FSCS who would only award me £587.15 as they said I had already received £4,455.00 but I did not GE STOLE this.
I am still trying to get it back with no successes to date.


Congrats with your success. !!!!!!!!!!!!

cappo

helpmary wrote: »

Hello,
I will tell you what Ge has done to me I had a loan taken on 11/06/2007
For £40,000 Plus PPI £4,860. ( told I had to take or no loan ) Total was £45,360.00
which also included a £500 compilation charge.I cancelled PPI on the 5th Sept 2007 as I was paying of the full loan.The money I paid to GE to finish the loan was a total of £45,186.32 which my solicitor paid.I never received my PPI money ( Rebate of £4,455) GE took this on top of the £45,186.32.
When I fought to get this they said it was a broker I had to deal with now dissolved
.So I wrote to FSCS who would only award me £587.15 as they said I had already received £4,455.00 but I did not GE STOLE this.
I am still trying to get it back with no successes to date.


Congrats with your success. !!!!!!!!!!!!

Hi mary we're all sorry to here about this, this is so wrong, are you in a position to get legal aid for a criminal solicitor who specialises in this sort of case, you could do a money court online claim for this but there is a fee involved ,i'm sure you have already taken advice on this but have you thought about your local cab you as you say should have received a pro rata rebate on this




http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/ManagingDebt/Makingacourtclaimformoney/DG_195688

jenny57

Good Morning, was wondering if anybody could pmsl me the ceo of halifax email address please.
We sent a claim to the the halifax on the 6/6/11 for a cc, we recevied acknowledgement from them with a ref no, dated 14/6. We just realised we have not heard anything since, contacted hfx this am, and they say they have nothing on the screen for that claim!!!!!! and advised us to contact the fos. Decided to contact the ceo as not satisfied with this

di3004

jenny57 wrote: »

Good Morning, was wondering if anybody could pmsl me the ceo of halifax email address please.
We sent a claim to the the halifax on the 6/6/11 for a cc, we recevied acknowledgement from them with a ref no, dated 14/6. We just realised we have not heard anything since, contacted hfx this am, and they say they have nothing on the screen for that claim!!!!!! and advised us to contact the fos. Decided to contact the ceo as not satisfied with this

Hi
I'm sure its the same one as Lloyds CEO. Keep at them and tell him not to pass on to the customer team to get back to you because nothing is being done, ask if your problem is dealt with promptly, as a valued customer of Halifax you feel they owe you that much.
Good luck.
http://www.!!!!!!/sm.php?em=antonio.osorio*lloydsbanking.com

cappo

Hi guys just had my 5000th blow off from LTSB still saying that i haven't got ppi on my accounts, off to mr norman lamb mp and the fos now, scheisters. lol

di3004

cappo wrote: »

Hi guys just had my 5000th blow off from LTSB still saying that i haven't got ppi on my accounts, off to mr norman lamb mp and the fos now, scheisters. lol

Oh blimey Steve, so so sorry to hear this.
Yes write to your MP, get him or her to sort this out for you, I would also explain your health issues as well Steve (if you don't mind me saying so honey), all crossed here for you xx:A:A

cappo

di3004 wrote: »

Oh blimey Steve, so so sorry to hear this.
Yes write to your MP, get him or her to sort this out for you, I would also explain your health issues as well Steve (if you don't mind me saying so honey), all crossed here for you xx:A:A

They've got me going now Di i'm not kissing goodbye to 20 years worth of premiums and interest they can explain it to norman lamb and the fos, it's taken me 6 months to get this far i'm not giving up now, i know i had the ppi, they won't give me proof i.e no credit agreements i think there trying to stitch me up my woman.

di3004

cappo wrote: »

They've got me going now Di i'm not kissing goodbye to 20 years worth of premiums and interest they can explain it to norman lamb and the fos, it's taken me 6 months to get this far i'm not giving up now, i know i had the ppi, they won't give me proof i.e no credit agreements i think there trying to stitch me up my woman.

Its a lot of money there Steve, you have been this far, so if you have to wait even longer you will do it - Im sure.
I really don't blame you Steve.

You know me, I waited and waited over 3 years for a business just to admit liability, and got there in the end. XXX;)

Newgirl711

Hi everyone,

Newgirl to the forum so please bear with me!

I had PPI on my Halifax mortgage about 5 years ago & made a claim when my husband was off work ill for approximately one month . I received a very small payout to cover my mortgage payment, something ridiculous like £25!

Anyway, my question is that if I claimed on my PPI, albeit it was a very small claim, can I still be successful in reclaiming PPI?

Thanks!

cappo

Newgirl711 wrote: »

Hi everyone,

Newgirl to the forum so please bear with me!

I had PPI on my Halifax mortgage about 5 years ago & made a claim when my husband was off work ill for approximately one month . I received a very small payout to cover my mortgage payment, something ridiculous like £25!

Anyway, my question is that if I claimed on my PPI, albeit it was a very small claim, can I still be successful in reclaiming PPI?

Thanks!

Yes very much so