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Santander PPI Claim for Debenhams Store Card
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Linski
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I enquired if PPI had been applied to an old Debs store card - taken out in 1984, I paid it off in 2007 they replied saying yes it had. I filled in the claim form and mailed it to them I have now received a letter advising 'Having checked our records I can confirm that due to the length of time that you have used the account all data relating to this has been removed for our records. We are therefore unable to investigate this matter further. This is our final response.' Has anyone been in the same position What is my next step?
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I enquired if PPI had been applied to an old Debs store card - taken out in 1984, I paid it off in 2007 they replied saying yes it had. I filled in the claim form and mailed it to them I have now received a letter advising 'Having checked our records I can confirm that due to the length of time that you have used the account all data relating to this has been removed for our records. We are therefore unable to investigate this matter further. This is our final response.' Has anyone been in the same position What is my next step?
It is game over unless you have statements and records to show a) the PPI premiums paid and b) evidence to show there was any wrong doing in the sale.I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
Santander PLC is what was Abbey National PLC. That, in turn, was Abbey National Building Society.
1984 predates the Building Societies Act 1986 - which established the Building Societies Ombudsman and also permitted building societies to offer unsecured lending for the first time.
It therefore follows that whoever the account was orginally operated by, it was NOT Abbey National Building Society.
On that basis, Santander would not appear to have a complaint to answer.0 -
magpiecottage wrote: »
It therefore follows that whoever the account was orginally operated by, it was NOT Abbey National Building Society.0 -
That is correct, Santander dealt with my GE complaint.The one and only "Dizzy Di"0
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