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willarikk
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Hello,
Just a quick question. I bought a car 3 years ago from a dealer who also arranged my finance, this is for 4 years. You know how it is, excited on the day of picking up the car, sign the docs and drive off into the sunset.
Well, I was just going through my filing cabinet and was perusing paperwork prior to shredding. Whilst doing so I noticed I had RTI (GAP Insurance) included in the transaction and did not know it.
I rang the dealer and they said I signed the document and must have known. The documents are unclear, carbonated paperwork so this is questionable, but more to the point I have been advised that the RTI insurance is not fit for purpose as it is only for 3 years and the loan is for 4 years so in affect this have been mis-sold. Does anyone have any advice on this one?
Just a quick question. I bought a car 3 years ago from a dealer who also arranged my finance, this is for 4 years. You know how it is, excited on the day of picking up the car, sign the docs and drive off into the sunset.
Well, I was just going through my filing cabinet and was perusing paperwork prior to shredding. Whilst doing so I noticed I had RTI (GAP Insurance) included in the transaction and did not know it.
I rang the dealer and they said I signed the document and must have known. The documents are unclear, carbonated paperwork so this is questionable, but more to the point I have been advised that the RTI insurance is not fit for purpose as it is only for 3 years and the loan is for 4 years so in affect this have been mis-sold. Does anyone have any advice on this one?
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Hi there
I am aware there are a few on here who have had GAP insurance, so hopefully they will post up soon and explain on what this insurance entails, but otherwise ask for a copy of the policy and they should send a free copy in the post.
Take it from there.;)The one and only "Dizzy Di"
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