Reclaiming PPI through a company - who's the best?

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thompy wrote: »

which forms should i send him....

Available here:
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/ppi-loan-insurance#step3

latestarter_2

Hi there,

I'm in my late 40's and have had various loans etc in the last 25 years. I have moved house lots of times and there is no way i can remember or find every old loan document i've taken out, Whats the best way to proceed in claiming back any possible mis-selling i may have benn a victim of ? thanks in advance.

ry3owl

amersall wrote: »

Cheers dears :cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:

You do know this thread is from last year dont you :rotfl::rotfl:
I realised,but i left my comment on from the person praising the claim company :p:p

Older and dafter springs to mind :rotfl:you are in good company with me :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Hello fancy helping me in my quest to retrieve ppi from my halifax account ? Im not up on all this and see the companys advertising looks easier for them todo whats needed altho 30% is alot Many thanx

-taff

As discussed before, the claim company will make you do the work, then put everything that they ask you for and provide, into an envelope and post it. They will probably charge you for postage as well.
Read the article on how to claim yourself, and do it yourself. You can esily get up on all this and then there's the 30% more to consider

amersall

ry3owl wrote: »

Hello fancy helping me in my quest to retrieve ppi from my halifax account ? Im not up on all this and see the companys advertising looks easier for them todo whats needed altho 30% is alot Many thanx

Taff is right re the claims co, money for old rope they get :D
Is this a loan or Credit card do you have account numbers and know you had PPI?.

magpiecottage

Moneyineptitude wrote: »

If your complaint does go in the bin, then in eight weeks you have the right to send your complaint to the Ombudsman. The FOS can force even "Delboy" to pay up if you have a valid complaint.

Delboy should have responded to Thompy by now.

BishopS0411_2

Hi all,

After reclaiming about £3,000 worth of bank charges a few years ago, I thought I'd return to the Money Saving Expert to enquire about PPI.

Having read through the first stages of investigating a claim, I went on to Equifax to check my previous credit agreements. The problem I seem to have is that only the last four digits of each account number is showing and as most of them were paid off several years ago, I no longer have any records of my own.

Can anyone advise me of how I can obtain details?

Yours hopefully,

Steve B

[Deleted User]

magpiecottage wrote: »

Delboy should have responded to Thompy by now.

I wonder will Thompy ever update us?

skv123

BishopS0411 wrote: »

Hi all,

After reclaiming about £3,000 worth of bank charges a few years ago, I thought I'd return to the Money Saving Expert to enquire about PPI.

Having read through the first stages of investigating a claim, I went on to Equifax to check my previous credit agreements. The problem I seem to have is that only the last four digits of each account number is showing and as most of them were paid off several years ago, I no longer have any records of my own.

Can anyone advise me of how I can obtain details?

Yours hopefully,

Steve B

Send the complaint using the last 4 digits. I've seen claims dealt with on this basis before.

Good luck

blubo

Some people are illiterate and incapable of filing their own claims.

Me personally, i am just lonely.

In desperation and without guidance i hereby declare that i am about to use the first company that Google displayed when i searched for HSBC PPI Claims.

"dpaclaims"

I will report back and let you know if they are any good.