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Successful ppi claim - help
angel97uk
Posts: 1 Newbie
i have been stupid and gone with a group who claims back your ppi they have successfully claimed back just over £1000 i havent recieved the cgeque from halifax yet as they have 30 days to send me it ....but i have received a letter from the group asking for £539 of it by next week (bere in mind i have not had a pay out yet.
What is the worst they can do to me if i dont pay the money on time or if i dont pay them at all.
Many Thanks
What is the worst they can do to me if i dont pay the money on time or if i dont pay them at all.
Many Thanks
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Late payment - tough, but they will probably happy to wait.
No payment at all, debt collectors, default, ccj.
You signed a contract to pay them,make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
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i have been stupid and gone with a group who claims back your ppi they have successfully claimed back just over £1000 i havent recieved the cgeque from halifax yet as they have 30 days to send me it ....but i have received a letter from the group asking for £539 of it by next week (bere in mind i have not had a pay out yet.
What is the worst they can do to me if i dont pay the money on time or if i dont pay them at all.
Many Thanks
Ouch :mad: that's 53.9% to post a letter
You could try telling them they will get their payment when you get it. I doubt they will push it too far for the amount in question but they are a mercenary bunch.
If you have got full redress part of it will be 8% standard interest, that is taxable so you could lose even more of it. Sorry to put a damper on your success, sorry THEIR success but getting hooked up with them is never good Successes
Sainsbury's/BOS £6,400 Paid
MBNA £3,600 Paid0
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