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Can they not put in a claim within the FSCS instead then, of course if covered by the FSA when they taken out the loan?
Cheers.The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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it would be covered by FOS then still as they just stopped trading.
FSCS is for if they have gone bust.0 -
it would be covered by FOS then still as they just stopped trading.
FSCS is for if they have gone bust.
Thanks for that roonaldo.
I actually had a reclaim within the FSCS, and that was via Twopart ltd, this was resolved over a year ago.
However, with one of them, I was unable to do to, it was a company called Click Finance ltd, and they were not governed when I taken out finance with them back in 2004.
The company though which included the same director/management continued with their other Click loan companies and started again with new Click companies, not much difference to the names really, but still there was nothing I could do anyway as stated they were not covered by either GISC or the FSA when this was taken out.
Cheers.The one and only "Dizzy Di"0
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