back log of payments what a joke!!!!!!

k1m_2

Lloyds TSB has still failed to clear a massive backlog of unpaid PPI compensation, leading to more anger from mis-selling victims.

not happy come on lloyds tsb get on with it and send them out:(

LovelyLeeds

k1m wrote: »

not happy come on lloyds tsb get on with it and send them out:(

Agree. Oooh those banks are smarting right now aren't they!

Apples2

How far in arrears are you?

You do realise they will use your PPI refund to make up the payments you havn't bothered making don't you.

You seem far too green eyed in your desperate desire to grab some Christmas cash.

Consider the PPI refund a bonus, I managed never to accept any kind of ppi in over 25 years of banking.

LovelyLeeds

Apples2 wrote: »

I managed never to accept any kind of ppi in over 25 years of banking.

Me too.
Thing is though, a lot of people didn't even realise they were paying PPI until the scandal broke. I am glad that the banks are getting their just desserts - legalised (or illegalised now!) robbery. It will be interesting to see the final stats of payback.

opinions4u

Thing is though, a lot of people didn't even realise they were paying PPI until the scandal broke

Even though they were given a policy booklet and a loan agreeement highlighting the fact they have cover and breaking down the costs (and suffered amnesia about the conversation with the seller where it was discussed and documented).

I know of dozens of upheld complaints where all the above happened.

k1m_2

apples 2 i dont agree with what your saying i doubt they will take off the money i owe in arrears cuz im not even banking with them anymore i find lloyds tsb........ rubbish i dont agree with what they have done to loads and loads of us people.... the money would be great for christmas, knowing im getting some back... its all just a waiting game ;[

chanz4

I cant actually see anywhere in the conditions how long they have to return.

geoffky

I bet loads have borrowed money on the strength of getting the money.Some will be disappointed when they find out it has gone on the arrears.

CHR15

The OP does sum up a typical attitude, thinks nothing of not repaying her debt but goes on a tirade if the bank wont make her a priority to deal with later.

I would guess sometime next June to get the refund and another Christmas on PDL's which won't be repaid awaits the OP.

Peelerfart

CHR15 wrote: »

I would guess sometime next June to get the refund and another Christmas on PDL's which won't be repaid awaits the OP.

Look on the bright side though, someone will have bought a six month old chav pad off the bay really cheap!

tomjonesrules

geoffky wrote: »

I bet loads have borrowed money on the strength of getting the money.Some will be disappointed when they find out it has gone on the arrears.

I remember this happening with the bank charges - the morning of the decision there was a big thread with people talking about what they were going to do with 'their' money.

It is interesting that most of those that reclaim(ed) the charges/ insurance that supposedly got them in debt are still in debt after the repayment. Almost makes their argument null and void.