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Reclaiming PPI - Charterhouse Claims
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Hi,
I have just received a spam Email claiming to be from this company:Loan mis-selling scandal. Find out if you are owed £sThe Email was apparently from "affiliateconsumer.co.uk".
Dear ********@********.com,
If you have ever taken out a Loan or Mortgage you may have been sold Payment Protection Insurance (PPI).
The mis-selling of payment cover with Loans has been so widespread that a Government report suggests 50% may have been mis-sold
Thousands of people are now claiming millions in compensation every month.
Time limits apply to claims so take action today.
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If they do business by skimming or buying Email address (even if through a third party) I woudln't give them the time of day!
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Hi there
If you are paying out ppi on the loan, the ppi details should be disclosed on your credit agreement, if you do not have this then write a simple letter, enclose a payment of £1 cheque or postal order, request they supply the credit agreement by 12 days.
For more on reclaiming, follow the guidelines on the link below here.
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/reclaim/ppi-loan-insurance
I would think again about using claims companies, lots have had problems and will charge you, where if you have a go yourself, and if successful you will get to keep all your ppi refund etc.
The above link is very useful with details on how to reclaim, all free.
Hope this helps, good luck.The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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I've recently used this company and would strongly advise against it. Their charges are huge, you pay 10 to 15% more than most the other companies plus 20% VAT by the time your done they take about 45% of what your awarded.
The people that work there are rude, never return calls and in one case was borderline aggressive on the phone.
After this I used Gladstone Brooks and don't have a single complaint. Nice people to deal with and the fees were massively less. Who ever you use you need to do your research0 -
This sounds like a promotion of Gladstone Brooks, who also take a large proportion of any redress awarded from a successful PPI complaint. I've therefore marked your post as spam.
These companies do absolutely nothing you cannot do alone and basically charge a huge fee for putting a stamp on the envelope containing your complaint.
The advice of this website (and the opinion of regular posters here) is to complain yourself for no charge and keep 100% of the refund and interest.
So you wasted your money with both firms and it really doesn't matter how "polite" they were while fleecing you.0 -
I've recently used this company and would strongly advise against it. Their charges are huge, you pay 10 to 15% more than most the other companies plus 20% VAT by the time your done they take about 45% of what your awarded.
The people that work there are rude, never return calls and in one case was borderline aggressive on the phone.
After this I used Gladstone Brooks and don't have a single complaint. Nice people to deal with and the fees were massively less. Who ever you use you need to do your research
No PPI firm is worth using, all make you do all the work to gather an accurate complaint and if you do that you can do it yourself. If they don't ask you anything but who you had finance with then they aren't doing an accurate and safe complaint but rather throwing any old guff together which means your complaint is less likely to succeedSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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