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Pay them out of your share.

magpiecottage

I disagree. I would complain to the ambulance chaser that they incorrectly advised you there was not a valid complaint and thus terminated the contract.

Tiwo

Dear Magpiecottage, Thanks for your concern. I have tried explaining and have also put it into writing to this management company. Am waiting to hear from them, but noticed their address have changed when I sent a recorded mail; and am not sure who am dealing with. Hopefully will get a positive answer from my letter. Looking forward to resolving this as soon as possible. Thanks

Chiefsioux

When it was stated that Banks had miss-sold PPI and must reimburse their clients I contacted my bank & credit card firm. The bank immediately accepted responsibility and in fact searched back to earlier loans and refunded more than I dreamt I would get, I did not need to do anything at all other than the initial requests.
Unfortunately the credit card company were totally different and refused point blank to even discuss a possible miss-sell, so I took the case to the Financial Ombudsman.
I decided not to do this through the firms offering their services and dealt with the Ombudsman myself. Today I have heard I have won. Admittedly it took approximately 15 months to get a result but I feel very proud that I have succeeded in taking on the “big boys” and won:T, the icing on the cake is it only cost me a few letters and phone calls. When I set out on this escapade I never in my wildest dreams thought I would succeed but I have.
I would advise anyone who wonders if they have a case to send off the initial request and do it yourself, it may take a little longer but in the end there are no fees to pay.

Tom_Chadwick

Just received a letter from Black Horse saying they may have misold me PPI in a loan I took out in 2005. I don't have any details about the loan but they have attached a 4 page questionnaire about it.

Anyone advice on how to progress with this would be appreciated, anyone dealt with a similar letter?

Thanks Tom

karriebabe

My partner is with lloyds tsb he recieved a letter to say he may have been miss sold ppi so he completed the form, well this got me thinking, maybe i had been miss sold with coop bank credit card, i thought worth a try so wrote a letter i recieved a form sent it off within 4weeks of sending the letter i was informed ppi £1.211 21 :beer: my partner sent his form off 2 weeks before i did and he is still waiting. I think even if your not certain if you were miss sold put a complaint in.

crushed00

Just over £9000 back this very week :j, rejected by Lloyds, but justice done by Ombudsman...:T:T....

renard_2

Visiting my 87-year-old, naive sister yesterday, I was disturbed to discover that she had responded to a cold call from a CMC.

She has signed up for them to deal with the Halifax re. claiming PPI. The 'terms and conditions' gives them 30% of any compensation. If she withdraws, they can claim 'a reasonable fee for work already done'.

They repeatedly call her, saying she is due £3,000, but must send them her husband's death certificate as it was a joint loan. This she cannot find. I anticipate them next asking her to get a duplicate death certificate.

I am horrified that she would end up paying them £300 from each £1,000 she may be awarded.

Please - is there a way she can get out of this, without incurring their 'reasonable fee'? I fear the answer is No.

Slowhand

Bought it, claimed on it, and they paid out more than 3 times what I'd paid in premiums...a result for me. But then I did a bit (very basic) of research.

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renard wrote: »

I fear the answer is No.

I fear you are correct.