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amonag68
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Hello,
Is it possible to reclaim against a lender who offers a gesture of goodwill and you accept it not realising you could have got more with interest, etc and they are basically getting away with it.
Story behind that question is that about 18 months ago I accepted an offer from RBS of £750.
I now know that they offered everyone that so it wasnt actually a personal gesture to me. Not knowing back then I foolishly accepted it as I was struggling for money.
Would the FOS accept that I should have been awarded more and allow me to reclaim?
Andy
Is it possible to reclaim against a lender who offers a gesture of goodwill and you accept it not realising you could have got more with interest, etc and they are basically getting away with it.
Story behind that question is that about 18 months ago I accepted an offer from RBS of £750.
I now know that they offered everyone that so it wasnt actually a personal gesture to me. Not knowing back then I foolishly accepted it as I was struggling for money.
Would the FOS accept that I should have been awarded more and allow me to reclaim?
Andy
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Hello,
Is it possible to reclaim against a lender who offers a gesture of goodwill and you accept it not realising you could have got more with interest, etc and they are basically getting away with it.
Story behind that question is that about 18 months ago I accepted an offer from RBS of £750.
I now know that they offered everyone that so it wasnt actually a personal gesture to me. Not knowing back then I foolishly accepted it as I was struggling for money.
Would the FOS accept that I should have been awarded more and allow me to reclaim?
Andy
Hi Andy
I am not sure where you would stand with this, but its a question maybe the FOS on the general query line should be able to confirm, so there is no harm in asking.
Good luckl;)The one and only "Dizzy Di"0 -
Personally, I wouldnt waste your time. They offered you a gesture of goodwill, you accepted it. full stop.
I think you can just see £ signs and its clouding your judgement.
They have done nothing wrong, a good will gesture is just that, they could have told you to jog on. Now that would have been a differeint mattermake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Hello,
Is it possible to reclaim against a lender who offers a gesture of goodwill and you accept it not realising you could have got more with interest, etc and they are basically getting away with it.
Story behind that question is that about 18 months ago I accepted an offer from RBS of £750.
I now know that they offered everyone that so it wasnt actually a personal gesture to me. Not knowing back then I foolishly accepted it as I was struggling for money.
Would the FOS accept that I should have been awarded more and allow me to reclaim?
Andy0 -
how much could you have claimed?0
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If you accept an offer you normally accept that that the complaint is closed and you cannot go for it again.Would the FOS accept that I should have been awarded more and allow me to reclaim?
The complaint final outcome has gone past 6 months. The FOS have no jurisdiction to comment on your complaint as its timebarred.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Hi themull1
£1300 + interest + 8%0
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