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Can banks refuse to look at rejected ppi claims again that were pre May 2011?
sweeney24
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Have recently had 2 successful loan ppi claims against Natwest. A third loan was originally rejected in 2008. MSE website says that claims that were pre May 2011 may have been tactically rejected and that you can claim against it again. I tried but Natwest refused and said that the loan had been investigated and it was now closed. Has anyone else tried to claim a second time on a previously rejected claim or does anyone know where there is information that explains it so I can send it direct to the bank.
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You can ask that it bere-investigated in light of the ruling, but if they say they have done it, you can try the FOS but they might time-bar you anyway....
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cardsloans/article-1720754/Banks-lose-PPI-ruling-Can-you-still-claim.htmlNon me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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