PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4

sable76

hi there all, i am going to send SAR to numerous companies but have looked at the template kindly supplied and i do not know the account numbers for some of my loans/credit cards. will this be a problem for them to find the relevant material. many thanks in advance.

di3004

sable76 wrote: »

hi there all, i am going to send SAR to numerous companies but have looked at the template kindly supplied and i do not know the account numbers for some of my loans/credit cards. will this be a problem for them to find the relevant material. many thanks in advance.

Hi Sable76.

If you cannot find the account numbers such as on old bank statements, if you bank online you should be able to go back as far as 6 years on your statements, so when you made the loan repayments, the account number for these loans should be next to the repayments made.

If not then you just write as much personal details as you can, such as if your address was different at the time you taken the loan out and the surname, also write your DOB, all this information will make it easier for them to track down, good luck.;)

Lusty

Pammie 39 wrote "i phoned ocean finance today to ask if they received my ppi complaint letter. a lady told me that the address i wrote to is now a block off flats, so they wont off received my letter."
That's very convenient for them,isn't it!

CardiffAntony

Has anyone had any dealings with countrywide Assured? A Nationwide broker got me to sign up with them and on refelection what a total con!!

They are based in Preston and i have just sent the first template lettr

marshallka

CardiffAntony wrote: »

Has anyone had any dealings with countrywide Assured? A Nationwide broker got me to sign up with them and on refelection what a total con!!

They are based in Preston and i have just sent the first template lettr

So was it countrywide Assured that actually sold you the policy?

CardiffAntony

So was it countrywide Assured that actually sold you the policy?

I went to a broker for the mortgage and we went with Nationwide for the mortgage.

He then gave me all the usual sales pitch about 'protecton' as I was first time buyer I was naive and ended up forking out 65 pound more a month for cover which in hindsight I never needed!

marshallka

CardiffAntony wrote: »

So was it countrywide Assured that actually sold you the policy?

I went to a broker for the mortgage and we went with Nationwide for the mortgage.

He then gave me all the usual sales pitch about 'protecton' as I was first time buyer I was naive and ended up forking out 65 pound more a month for cover which in hindsight I never needed!

You usually make the complaint for misselling against the company that actually sold the policy to you. I take it that is whom you have addressed this to?

CardiffAntony

Hmmm he was working for Taylors estate agents, he brokered the mortgage through Nationwide but sold me all the Countrywide assured stuff.

does this make sense? I addressed the letter to countrywide but now i am not so sure

marshallka

CardiffAntony wrote: »

Hmmm he was working for Taylors estate agents, he brokered the mortgage through Nationwide but sold me all the Countrywide assured stuff.

does this make sense? I addressed the letter to countrywide but now i am not so sure

I would not worry too much as they should write back and acknowledge the letter and if its not them that are responsible they should send the complaint on for you. If this is the case I would always do another letter to the actual company just to make sure. ALways send your letters recorded delivery too as then you have a proof of posting and them receiving it too. It will all get there in the end.

Whoever is responsible has 8 weeks to give you a full and final response to the complaint.

CardiffAntony

Cheers Marshallka.

In fairness to them at least they sent back the account numbers within days. I am still waiting from Natwest for my loan reference numbers 5 weeks after originally requestiing them through my branch!!!