PPI Reclaiming successes and failures

amersall

di3004 wrote: »

Your very very welcome, we love to help, it give us so much pleasure to see you all get your money back that you have all been deprived of, well done!:A;) xx

Yes Di :A:A:Agives us a warm fuzzy feeling :D:D
As another posted said :rotfl::rotfl:

Love it when we have been able to help people and kept them going and not give up,banks would love it if people did not question anything.
Onwards and upwards :cool:

Kingerem1

amersall wrote: »

With reference to my previous emails regarding my complaint for mis sell of ppi.
I have had no response from Egg regarding these,i would have thought an aknowledgement at the very least would have been sent.

I would expect a company to treat their customers in a fair and appropriate manner, i feel this is not the case.

If i do not hear from you within the next 7 days i will have no option but to let the FOS deal with this.
Does this help?.

Yep brilliant, thank you!

di3004

IANC wrote: »

This could be an interesting one.

Hopefully it will be £££££s.

Nice avatar Pic Ian.;):j x

The_Marksman

ArferDaly wrote: »

Hi All.

Congrats to all today who got a result :j:j

I today contacted Barclays regarding a letter sent to me yesterday asking for a PPI form to be sent in.
I pointed out that I had already done so and that is how my complaint was started,but he said the one sent to me must have a reference on it, to which I replied it did not.I then suggested they had lost my original paperwork and he said POSSIBLY.

So I have sent a new form and a copy of original and all correspondance to date.

Are they stalling or do they lose important documents on a regular basis.

Mark :mad::mad::mad:

they are very good at losing things apart from their bonuses!:mad:

Mmmmmmm............. No surprise there then

di3004

Munro_Bagger wrote: »

Posted on behalf of my OH - offer received today;

• What were you reclaiming: Loan PPI

• Who was the provider: Nationwide

• How much did you get back: £737.81 PPI + £314.76 8% interest total = £1,052.57

• Did you get it back after a letter or did you go to the Financial Ombudsman: PPI questionnaire sent 10/05/11

• And then write your brief reclaim tale: Many thanks to all of those that provided much needed support and advice on this fantastic forum. The amount has wiped out all debt with this provider! Three complaints upheld to date - another one in the system (fingers crossed).

Wonderful :T:j Congratulations!:beer: and the best of luck on the other.;)

The_Marksman

amersall wrote: »

Yes Di :A:A:Agives us a warm fuzzy feeling :D:D
As another posted said :rotfl::rotfl:

Love it when we have been able to help people and kept them going and not give up,banks would love it if people did not question anything.
Onwards and upwards :cool:

not a truer word spoken!

amersall

The_Marksman wrote: »

i love it! almost as much as you! :rotfl::rotfl::p

Flattery will get you everywhere

NOT :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

di3004

Munro_Bagger wrote: »

Oh, and I meant to mention that my OH has just spoken to NRAM (about his other PPI complaint, which was upheld and accepted on 30/06/11). NRAM advise there is a minimum 6 week delay in crediting PPI amounts.

Well done again!:T it's all falling into place now, Congrats!:beer:

amersall

JC2080 wrote: »

Hi,

I didn't post about my claim earlier but i thought i would share the news now.

8 weeks ago i decided to try and reclaim my PPI payments back due to feeling I had been sold PPI when i didn't need it, due to having salary cover through my mortgage. I did mention this at the time of the application but was told that as the loan was for £25k it would be favourable if i took out the PPI to make sure the amount was agreed.

This morning i was sent a refund for just over £12k

Thought i would let you know.

Thanks for your help

J

Amazing :j:j:j:j:j:j dont spend it all at once!!! :D

Who was this with?.

di3004

JC2080 wrote: »

Hi,

I didn't post about my claim earlier but i thought i would share the news now.

8 weeks ago i decided to try and reclaim my PPI payments back due to feeling I had been sold PPI when i didn't need it, due to having salary cover through my mortgage. I did mention this at the time of the application but was told that as the loan was for £25k it would be favourable if i took out the PPI to make sure the amount was agreed.

This morning i was sent a refund for just over £12k

Thought i would let you know.

Thanks for your help

J

WOW, absolutely brilliant :j:T:j Congratulations!:beer: