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PPI claim FSCS
Robbyb
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi all i,m new so please excuse. I currently have a claim in to the FSCS for PPI with Norton finance, deloitte are dealing with the case. I have received a letter from them this morning saying that they have received my application and the initial reviews have been completed and it has been passed onto the data gathering team so I'm guessing they have all the info they need.
When I initially contacted the FSCS they said that I had another PPI claim with another company and did I want to claim against them. Problem is I don't have any details on this loan and because of this they could not pursue the claim. So the question is how do I find out about this claim if I don't have any account numbers or paperwork for this.
Cheers Rob
When I initially contacted the FSCS they said that I had another PPI claim with another company and did I want to claim against them. Problem is I don't have any details on this loan and because of this they could not pursue the claim. So the question is how do I find out about this claim if I don't have any account numbers or paperwork for this.
Cheers Rob
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If in last 6 years it will be on your credit report, otherwise have to risk £10 on a DSAR to the loan company and see what they have left on you - could just ring them up if you want details but no guarantee they will still have records and beyond that your complaint is over
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The FSCS know you had a loan with PPI, why didn't they tell you who the company was?.
Do the FSCS tell people about other PPI ?.When I initially contacted the FSCS they said that I had another PPI claim with another company and did I want to claim against them0 -
I agree with amersall, if the FSCS know about another PPI policy that falls under their remit then you dont need details as they will already have details. That is why they told you.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
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I agree with amersall, if the FSCS know about another PPI policy that falls under their remit then you dont need details as they will already have details. That is why they told you.
They told me who the company was its just I don't have the details for it that they need to do a claim just want to know how I go about getting those details.0 -
You may get lucky with a DSAR request, this costs £10 and they have 40 days to respond.
Send it to the company, you request all information they hold on you.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/1475553
Give as much info as you can, address if you have moved since the credit was taken out, DOB etc to help them find you, you may not get any joy but you can try.
Get as much info from FSCS that they have, it may help.0 -
Hi,
I wondered how you went on with the Norton claim and how long it took to process?0
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