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Companies in Default/FSCS Claims - Picture, London Scottish, Twopart
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Maybe this is part of the problem with the calculations at deloittes, when they say the figures are not adding up. I have only just thought about that. Will get my son-in-law to call them tomorrowdialysis,mammamia,honey.beaniebabe,saltyfish,funky,Gumbi,Lian,doogle,oldwulf,pinknico,Halpin,alyson,Barloo,jadone,demir,netabc,chickpee,dannyboy,tomgaskel,Lozza001,sandzb,di,marshallka,pengi,lynnie,busbyh,moggy,Kim66,honestbob,tobione,itdonk,arrongborne,thunders,newtonchang,mbones,showergirl, coffeetower,hayston,sappy,dolallytap,AuntieDeedee0
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Maybe this is part of the problem with the calculations at deloittes, when they say the figures are not adding up. I have only just thought about that. Will get my son-in-law to call them tomorrow
I was about to say that, as I remembered you saying this last week.The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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I was lucky with mine, I did get a good rebate, so not much to reclaim back on mine, but it will be a help.
Hope your son does get a call tomorrow hun, to say this is now with the FSCS at least.:beer:The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
I was about to say that, as I remembered you saying this last week.
Great minds,:D:D as they say;)dialysis,mammamia,honey.beaniebabe,saltyfish,funky,Gumbi,Lian,doogle,oldwulf,pinknico,Halpin,alyson,Barloo,jadone,demir,netabc,chickpee,dannyboy,tomgaskel,Lozza001,sandzb,di,marshallka,pengi,lynnie,busbyh,moggy,Kim66,honestbob,tobione,itdonk,arrongborne,thunders,newtonchang,mbones,showergirl, coffeetower,hayston,sappy,dolallytap,AuntieDeedee0 -
I once asked for a settlement statement when we looked into remortgage and could not believe we owed 3000 more than the original loan and we had been paying £655 a month for 4 yrs i nearly died of shock0
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NEWTONCHANG wrote: »I once asked for a settlement statement when we looked into remortgage and could not believe we owed 3000 more than the original loan and we had been paying £655 a month for 4 yrs i nearly died of shock
Very shocking indeed and they never explain all this when you first go to purchase the loans do they?:eek:The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
(Going for a bath).....:o:D
When I get back I will dig out my docs again and post on here about mine, I am only owed back approx £800 maybe a little more lol, but it will help my arrears out.;) Back as soon as......:D:jThe one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
No they dont my financle advisor was really shocked she even rang them and they were very avasive with her they skated round her questions we all know why now because there all con men but the tables will turn.By the way excuse the spelling im not the best:D0
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just popping out back soon guys
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