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PPI Reclaiming Discussion part 4
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Good one for continuing with this Lucieloo:T keep at them, and good luck.;)The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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Hi tiggrae - we took the loan out in April 2006 and it ws for 204 months. They have not made any reference to my monthly repayments in the letter I received.0
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by my calculations you've paid it over 44 months - 44 x 150 = £6626.84 so they're not even paying you back what you've paid - you need to get back onto them and tell them you want every penny back + 8% statutory interest and the loan to be reduced by £150.61 for the remainder of the loan period - they're trying it on !!!mystfied_tigger wrote: »Hi tiggrae - we took the loan out in April 2006 and it ws for 204 months. They have not made any reference to my monthly repayments in the letter I received.0 -
thank you, I will write to them again tomorrow and put in the bit about taking to FOS if I am not satisfied with their response.
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It is your decision though but just my view on what i would do.mystfied_tigger wrote: »Hi marshallka
I will write back to Central Finance as you suggest to say that I am not satisfied with their offer and that I am going to take it to FOS, but should I wait to hear back from Capital Finance or write to FOS at the same time?
Sorry for all the questions, this whole thing feels like a bit of a nightmare to try to work your way through!:o
Entirely up to you though.
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Or maybe the underwriter for the misselling. I know that FOS are actually accepting complaints against underwriters for misselling as some have posted on here.;)all you've got to lose is the price of the stamp - even if the fos can't look at the first loan you could still claim for a low rebate when you redeemed your loan early - this is with the underwriters for an unfair contract term0 -
marshallka wrote: »Or maybe the underwriter for the misselling. I know that FOS are actually accepting complaints against underwriters for misselling as some have posted on here.;)
ok thanks. how do i find out who the undrewriters are? how do i try and claim off them? would you wait for fp response first though/0
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