LloydsTSB PPI Payment

Esoog

kevincasino wrote: »

Hi
Just got a letter saying , during a review of my case, they noticed I have not been paid yet. Well spotted Lloyds, without your help I would never have noticed that you have owed me £13,500 for over 3 months.

They are going to send me a 3rd Calcs letter. If I had £1 for every letter .......

Yet more stalling tactics from Lloyds. Pirates.

no wonder they had to be bailed out.


ps. how's my new sig? :mad:

amersall

maryspecial wrote: »

We got our cheque last week and got our breakdown letter this morning. It gives figure for refund of premiums, refund of interest figure and then a figure for 8% interest. The thing is we think it looks very low. I know that sounds greedy but even if they only go back 6 yrs the figure for premiums averages at £13 a month. We regularly paid 30. There was a short period where it was clear but not long enough to give an average of £13. the fact that 8% interest is only £39 would confirm that. Any ideas folks? Can we ask for any more info, like a list of preiums paid? Can i SAr for that or by time i get the info back will it be too late to go back to them??

If you SAR them it could take 40 days and then you may not get all ppi payments that you paid in the info they send you,cc 8% is worked out different to loan 8%,this maybe why this is a small amount,if you want to SAR,then do it but dont bank the cheque,this is acceptance of the offer and you may be too late by the time you get the info to go back and dispute.

Former_MSE_Guy

Laura Whateley, a money journalist at The Times, is looking for a case study of someone who has waited longer than 28 days for a PPI refund, or someone who was surprised that they were taxed on their PPI compensation... please contact her at [EMAIL="laura.whateley@thetimes.co.uk"]laura.whateley@thetimes.co.uk[/EMAIL]. Ideally, she's looking for someone prepared to be photographed this week.

Many thanks,
Guy

xmariex

Lol it was the @ that threw me thanks

kerri_dfw

MSE_Guy wrote: »

Laura Whateley, a money journalist at The Times, is looking for a case study of someone who has waited longer than 28 days for a PPI refund, or someone who was surprised that they were taxed on their PPI compensation... please contact her at [EMAIL="laura.whateley@thetimes.co.uk"]laura.whateley@thetimes.co.uk[/EMAIL]. Ideally, she's looking for someone prepared to be photographed this week.

Many thanks,
Guy

Thanks Guy, I've emailed her my story.

moomoo4444

Having the same prob here also ...my second calculation letter is dated for todays date and guess what no payment .I phoned the ever helpful dont care line to be assured that they had emailed the refunds team and thats all they could tell me !! :mad:
Its shocking that it is our money and they cant even get that right .....me thinks i should not pay my credit card this month just to pee them off and see what it is like to want money !! :rotfl:
Have e mailed the customer services department also and told them i am going to get my MP invloved

stuart_lamb

could someone post all of the email addresses they have been using, ill pop off a nice batch of emails tomorrow when im at a loose end.

amersall

MSE_Guy wrote: »

Laura Whateley, a money journalist at The Times, is looking for a case study of someone who has waited longer than 28 days for a PPI refund, or someone who was surprised that they were taxed on their PPI compensation... please contact her at [EMAIL="laura.whateley@thetimes.co.uk"]laura.whateley@thetimes.co.uk[/EMAIL]. Ideally, she's looking for someone prepared to be photographed this week.

Many thanks,
Guy

Come on people !! dont get mad.....get even!.

moomoo4444

stuart_lamb wrote: »

could someone post all of the email addresses they have been using, ill pop off a nice batch of emails tomorrow when im at a loose end.

Customer.Care.Insurance@LloydsTSB.co.uk thats the one i have used ..hope that helps

Verymadmax

kerri_dfw wrote: »

Thanks Guy, I've emailed her my story.

This is precisely the type of exposure that is needed. Opportunities to have this mess put in the public domain by a reputable paper are not easy to come by.

I would have thought that the stories of 2 or 3 people who have been badly let down might prove tempting to the reporter, just to show a broad picture of this outrage. It might be worthwhile having others detail to hand if you manage to speak to her.

At last the little man might just have a voice after all!!!!!