ppi claims

rylandsm

first target recoveries have been making claim on my behalf for ppi. i do not remember signing anything giving them permission for thi however i have receied a payment and they are requesting their commission where do i stand if i did not sign a contract

also recently they sent a letter asking me to sign this for another claim as the company will not give out information withut my consent this is why im wondering if i did sign anything.

i also sent them a letter requesting not to act on my behalf any more but they still keep ringining and sending letters

-taff

If you didn't sign a scontract, you don't have to give them any money.

If you agreed for them to represent you over the phone, that's a verbal contract, and if they have a recording of it, you do have to pay them.

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-taff wrote: »

If you didn't sign a scontract, you don't have to give them any money.

The OP must have filled in the form containing their complaint and I expect a signature will have been applied to it authorising the Claims Company to act on their behalf.
Not being able to remember giving them permission is not the same as refusing to provide permission.

I think the OP will have to pay.

-taff

He could ask for proof he has a contract with them. If they're reputable [HA!] they should give it to him.