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PPI on credit card
bringit
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Hi all,
I have a credit card with capitol one which started with a balance of 3k ( I lost my job ) this was a few years ago, now the balance is 6k.I was paying £100 a month ( interest frozen) so I sent a letter for the statements ( enclosing £10 ) to check on all the charges.I have looked over the statements and NO PPI payment is showing. Just an amount I paid every month.Since asking for the details they have sent it to a debt collector as well.Should I ask for the agreement or would the PPI show on the statements as a separate payment ?
Please help, I feel they are bullying me
I have a credit card with capitol one which started with a balance of 3k ( I lost my job ) this was a few years ago, now the balance is 6k.I was paying £100 a month ( interest frozen) so I sent a letter for the statements ( enclosing £10 ) to check on all the charges.I have looked over the statements and NO PPI payment is showing. Just an amount I paid every month.Since asking for the details they have sent it to a debt collector as well.Should I ask for the agreement or would the PPI show on the statements as a separate payment ?
Please help, I feel they are bullying me
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