MSE News: Mis-sold CPP card protection? Watch for a claim form in the post

x.x.x.

I have just filled in my form, but seen to have lost the envelope - can i just use a normal one and pop a stamp on it? if so, what is the address? x

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x.x.x. wrote: »

can i just use a normal one and pop a stamp on it? if so, what is the address? x

You can contact the scheme team on 08000 83 43 93

netty_sland

Hiya, to all who received a claim form for CPP. All you have to do is complete the details and say you were led to believe you couldn't use your card without it. This is what happened with me and only last week I got a cheque for £234.16. Result!!! Basically if you have received a claim form you MUST be entitled to something. All it takes is a few minutes of your time.
Good luck.

sickasachip13

Hi, I only received one claim form but am almost positive I had CPP stuff (unnecessarily) on at least two seperate accounts. Should I have received more than one form?
Thanks

poshpaws_007

HI
I am claiming on behalf of a friend who finds this stuff puzzling. She has received a cheque for £150.00 but I think she is due more as she's had this CPP for a few years - is it the same process of simply not accepting the first cheque that comes along as this is a fob off from the bank?
Any advice greatly received and any related links to investigating this further please?

cheers:beer:

-taff

The CPP scheme is only paying out post 2005.

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poshpaws_007 wrote: »

- is it the same process of simply not accepting the first cheque that comes along as this is a fob off from the bank?

There is no "process" of refusing the first cheque at all, you can only refute the amount if you have proof that you paid more. You will never be refunded more than was paid.
In the case of the CPP refund scheme, payments made prior to 2005 are not included. You have to complain to the Bank who sold you the insurance for pre-2005 cases. Again, there is no "process" whereby the complainant refuses the redress and so is offered more.