'How many times? "If your bank says no to PPI reclaiming...' blog discussion 22 July 2010 at 9:56AM in Martin's Blogs & Appearances & MoneySavingExpert in the News 8 replies 2.6K views

Former_MSE_Penelope

This is the discussion to link on the back of Martin's blog. Please read the blog first, as this discussion follows it.

Read Martin's: How many times? "If your bank says no to PPI reclaiming, it's not a failure!" blog

Please click reply to discuss below.

SacreVert

What on earth is PNEUMONIC - something to remember your tyres by...:rotfl:

Surely you mean MNEMONIC :cool2:

corbyboy

Incidentally, is there any punishment the Ombudsman can dish out to banks who reject blatantly obvious cases of PPI misselling?

MSE_Martin

SacreVert wrote: »

What on earth is PNEUMONIC - something to remember your tyres by...:rotfl:

Surely you mean MNEMONIC :cool2:

Ooops - will change

thomas001

surely you mean MNEMONIC

Propapedia

The banks seem to be getting a taste of their own medicine, I guess some of it is down to you. About time.

Premier_2

I can only assume that many who claim to have read your invaluable and easy to understand guides to reclaiming haven't actually done so.

The number of questions posed on the forums that I can answer by directly quoting from your guides astounds me.

In regard to reclaiming PPI, your article has for years said:

Step 3 If all else fails complain to the FOS

If someone fails to see this, what's the chances they'll fail to see any mnemonic too?

BurningSnowman

Maybe people would remember it if your rhyme scanned better.

Butti

Do you ever get to go out and have a quiet dinner?