Sar Letter

brumboi10

Hi can anyone help me?
I have made a sar request to Scottish power after a complaint.
They told me they give 24 hrs to respond to the request with confirmation and payment options. I got the email and they said I could pay by cheque.
I don't have a cheque book and I have been told that companies do take payment by card but don't like to disclose it. Is this true?

I want to complete payment quickly and don't want them today the usual crap like "it got lost in the post".

Many thanks

[Deleted User]

Send them a crossed postal order.

Do be aware that they have forty days to respond to your SAR request

HA21

Hello! Question for Di. I have not used any Credit Cards for years and only just remembered the other day that I used to have a Goldfish CC. Where do I start? Is it best just to send a £1 PO and just request the agreement without all the paperwork. Or, should I request the whole lot through the SAR and send £10. Why would I need all the paperwork? I chucked all my statements, etc out a couple of years ago, without a thought to PPI!
Regards,

societys_child

Did you have PPI?
Did you actually pay any PPI?
What would be you reason for complaint?

(Di3004 last logged in about 2 months ago)

springbokfamily

I'm just completing a SAR form for Tesco Bank. My Credit card account number (which I presume is my CC number as I cant find another number) has changed twice over the many years I have had the account as they had to issue me with new cards due to attempted fraud on my account.
Do I need to specify the account numbers or can I just put "all records"?
If I put the latest one would they reference it back to the older ones?

Thanks in advance for your help

-taff

just put all credit card information.

BristolBasedMike

Hi there

I'm writing to Barclays about a Barclay card and Morgan Stanley card (as MS are now part of BC)

Can I go with with 1 SAR? and will this cost £10 or £20?


Any help greatly appreciated!


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secretmachines

hi, maybe someone can help with my question - and beat me to it while I trawl through all the PPI threads and educate myself about the whole process!

I'm looking to investigate a Natwest loan taken out probably 10 years ago, but have no paperwork or account details. The loan was paid off in full in July 2008.

If I send an SAR to Natwest, will their records go back far enough for me to be able to get details of the loan and then launch a PPI claim, if appropriate?

Nasqueron

secretmachines wrote: »

hi, maybe someone can help with my question - and beat me to it while I trawl through all the PPI threads and educate myself about the whole process!

I'm looking to investigate a Natwest loan taken out probably 10 years ago, but have no paperwork or account details. The loan was paid off in full in July 2008.

If I send an SAR to Natwest, will their records go back far enough for me to be able to get details of the loan and then launch a PPI claim, if appropriate?

The data protection act requires old data to be deleted when no longer useful, for finance products it is typically after 6 years. They may have archives if you have other active products with them but it's your gamble on the tenner, no one here will know

secretmachines

Nasqueron wrote: »

The data protection act requires old data to be deleted when no longer useful, for finance products it is typically after 6 years. They may have archives if you have other active products with them but it's your gamble on the tenner, no one here will know

thank you
one is for a CC (not a loan, my mistake) taken out in late '98, closed 2008
one is for a CC taken out mid-2001, closed 2003.

So both are outside any 6 year window, and don't currently have active accounts with either - is it worth filing a SAR for these?

If I can't get any info on these accounts from the source, is that where my PPI journey ends?