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PPI Part Paid on Lloyds Credit Card

Good evening

Good news is that my claim has been upheld, however only on one card even though earlier cards are linked to the same account and PPI was paid on these cards as I used the cards.

for example;
A - AmEx
B - Mastercard
C - Amex
D - Mastercard

A is the oldest, D is the youngest. I only ever used the Mastercard element of the account and yet the upheld card is Card C - the amex one even though they acknowledge that all of the cards are linked to the same account. What happened to any PPI on the earlier / later cards?

Has anyone else had this experience? I shall phone the bank tomorrow to clarify this as surely if the cards had PPI and are linked to the same account then they should be 'upheld' too.

Could this be a way of dodging paying any earlier PPI payments? I am unsure!

Many thanks for your help.

LC
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