can you receive ppi if you've made a claim ?

mercbends

Is the point of MISS-SELLING being overlooked. The underwriter of the claim would not be aware that the policy they were covering had been miss-sold,and would therefore cover a geniuine claim. That does not absolve the SELLER from acting improperly. Many posts for miss-selling quote the criterior for the miss-sell i.e. conditional on obtaining the product and predominently frontloaded, undue pressure from seller, not fit for purpose at time of sale etc; etc; etc; Martins view says the situation when a claim has been made is 'unclear' not necessarily not valid. Regards and best wishes for your claim, mercbends.

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mercbends wrote: »

Martins view says the situation when a claim has been made is 'unclear' not necessarily not valid. Regards and best wishes for your claim, .

Well, as the first post already points out, the Bank have rejected one complaint and only paid out partially on the other; so you're a little late with your "best wishes".

As you say, there is nothing to stop someone making a mis-selling complaint when they have made a claim, but the only thing "unclear" is precisely what redress the Lender should award if upheld.