PPI Reclaiming Discussion Part 5

ConfusedSaver_2

Hi

My mum wants to know if she can claim back ppi, however before doing anything else there is the problem of missing paperwork, hope some one can help.....

the loans / credit cards she is interested in are from the mid 1980's..and she has none of the old paperwork

Is there a way to find out info her old accounts?, the bank is lloyds tsb.

-taff

ahinds wrote: »

hi
I had a ppi on a gateway building society mortgage now barclays I have given them the mortgage number the ppi certificate no and the cornhill insurance account no but do not have the policy no which barclays are insisting on how can I obtain this
Thankyou

Who provided the MPPI?

-taff

ConfusedSaver wrote: »

Hi

My mum wants to know if she can claim back ppi, however before doing anything else there is the problem of missing paperwork, hope some one can help.....

the loans / credit cards she is interested in are from the mid 1980's..and she has none of the old paperwork

Is there a way to find out info her old accounts?, the bank is lloyds tsb.

She'll be lucky if there's anything left from over 30 yuears ago.

However, if she has £10 to spend, she can send a SAR to Lloyds and see what's left.
There's a template on the front page.

ahinds

-taff wrote: »

Who provided the MPPI?

the ppi was sold to me by gateway now barclays the insurers were cornhill

ahinds

-taff wrote: »

Who provided the MPPI?

the ppi was sold to me by gateway now barclays the insurers were cornhill

-taff

So the mortgage and the PPI were sold to you by the same company?

ahinds

-taff wrote: »

So the mortgage and the PPI were sold to you by the same company?

yes sold to me by gateway when i applied for the mortgage

sammi-m

Hi there

I was wondering if anyone could help out with this please.

I have recently been offered a refund of PPI from First Plus Loans after a failed attempt by Belmont Thornton 4 years ago. According to the letter it states they have reviewed the claim and are now offering a very nice refund. Earlier this year I contacted Belmont Thornton to sever any contact but have received today a letter asking for fees as First Plus sent them the same letter.

I just want to know if I still have to pay them or as it has been so long and with a failed attempt so many years ago that I do not have to pay their fees now.

Any advice appreciated. What ever the outcome I am happy with what I will be receiving so please don't think I am trying to get away with it, just that if I can keep it all then of course I would like to.

Thank you
Sammi

-taff

why was it a failed attempt?

-taff

ahinds wrote: »

yes sold to me by gateway when i applied for the mortgage

was it a condition of the mortgage?