PPI Reclaiming successes and failures

hyndlegs

di3004 wrote: »

Hi there and well done for helping out our dad in law....:T , looks like its helped him, so good for you.:beer:


Yes ask them to send you a breakdown of how this was worked out, tell them you will appreciate them posting them to you as soon as possible so you have these for your records, you are entitled to them, good luck and any further help, just give us a yell, well done anyway.:beer:

Di
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Hi, just a quick update I wrote back on 06-04-09 but have recieved nothing back at all ! How long should I leave this before I chase up again ? Thanks

di3004

hyndlegs wrote: »

Hi, just a quick update I wrote back on 06-04-09 but have recieved nothing back at all ! How long should I leave this before I chase up again ? Thanks

Hi there

They have a full 8 weeks to respond in full.

If they don't get back to you at all by then, you can move on to the FOS.

Did you post your letter by recorded delivery?
This way you should know if they have received your letter, by checking this out on the Royal Mail Website "tracking".;)

Good luck, hope you hear something soon, let us know if any problems.;)

mrdavidp

Hi, My name's David, I'm a newbie

Thought I'd share my PPI story.

First of all, I started hearing about all this PPI stuff last year but it was quite confusing to me, thankfully this forum has helped clear a lot of stuff up, so I'd recommend it to anyone to anyone who'll listen!

I had a loan with RBS about 5 years ago for £8,000.
After discovering I was wrongly sold this PPI, I decided to claim it all back but I had no idea who to go to or how to go about it.
I had a leaflet dropped through my door advertising a company called Free PPI Claims, I noticed they were based in Penwortham, which is really close to where I live.

I contacted them and they informed me that I can reclaim my PPI, they gave me an estimate amount of how much I can claim back, and they told me they would come and visit me personally to discuss my case.

Well, I'm glad they did, they handled my case for free! It didn't cost me a thing.
At first, I was hesistant about the company as it sounded too good to be true, so I checked them out on the M.O.J website (which I would recommend other users do before dealing with a company and turns out they're trading under a company called Feather Finance, so they're definitely regulated.

So I went ahead with my claim with them, and they ended up claiming back a massive amount for me (about £3,657 with compensation) and it didn't cost me a thing, the only downside I might point out is that there was quite a bit of paperwork, but one of their representatives went through it with me, so it wasn't too bad.

Not sure if they're national or not, but to anyone that lives in/near Lancashire I would suggest checking them out.

Hope this helps someone!

di3004

mrdavidp wrote: »

Hi, My name's David, I'm a newbie

Thought I'd share my PPI story.

First of all, I started hearing about all this PPI stuff last year but it was quite confusing to me, thankfully this forum has helped clear a lot of stuff up, so I'd recommend it to anyone to anyone who'll listen!

I had a loan with RBS about 5 years ago for £8,000.
After discovering I was wrongly sold this PPI, I decided to claim it all back but I had no idea who to go to or how to go about it.
Last month, I had a leaflet dropped through my door advertising a company called Free PPI Claims, I noticed they were based in Penwortham, which is really close to where I live.

I contacted them and they informed me that I can reclaim my PPI, they gave me an estimate amount of how much I can claim back, and they told me they would come and visit me personally to discuss my case.

Well, I'm glad they did, they handled my case for free! It didn't cost me a thing.
At first, I was hesistant about the company as it sounded too good to be true, so I checked them out on the M.O.J website (which I would recommend other users do before dealing with a company and turns out they're trading under a company called Feather Finance, so they're definitely regulated.

So I went ahead with my claim with them, and they ended up claiming back a massive amount for me (about £3,657 with compensation) and it didn't cost me a thing, the only downside I might point out is that there was quite a bit of paperwork, but one of their representatives went through it with me, so it wasn't too bad.

Not sure if they're national or not, but to anyone that lives in/near Lancashire I would suggest checking them out.

Hope this helps someone!

Hi David

Wow, Congratulations on your win.:T:beer::T

May I ask how long this taken from start to finish?

You are right in checking out the claims companies out, as there are some out there that charge upfront fees etc, and always get plenty of advice before using these companies.

Well done anyway.:beer:

jenbo

Just like to say a big THANK YOU to Martin and his team after successfully helping me claim back £4000 in PPI.

£1400 from Barclaycard
£2600 from HSBC

Once again THANK YOU i am a single parent and this has moved me that bit closer to buying me own house !!! :beer:

di3004

jenbo wrote: »

Just like to say a big THANK YOU to Martin and his team after successfully helping me claim back £4000 in PPI.

£1400 from Barclaycard
£2600 from HSBC

Once again THANK YOU i am a single parent and this has moved me that bit closer to buying me own house !!! :beer:

Great news, Congratulations !
:beer::T:beer:

chloesmum_2

hi all

Not sure what to do next....basically hfc sent my hubby a letter on the 24th march saying we will be sending you a full refund of your ppi premium, plus the interest that has been charged on the premium. we anticipate it will take 6-8 weeks for your refund to be issued...

He phoned them today as 8 weeks is up tomorrow, and was told the sum hasn't even been calculated yet and before you even get the cheque you have to sign and return an acceptance form (which we havent received yet).

In the letter my hubby sent the bank on the 18th March he asked for the matter to be concluded within in 8 weeks.

any suggestions what to do next

masmit

mrdavidp wrote: »

Hi, My name's David, I'm a newbie

Thought I'd share my PPI story.

First of all, I started hearing about all this PPI stuff last year but it was quite confusing to me, thankfully this forum has helped clear a lot of stuff up, so I'd recommend it to anyone to anyone who'll listen!

I had a loan with RBS about 5 years ago for £8,000.
After discovering I was wrongly sold this PPI, I decided to claim it all back but I had no idea who to go to or how to go about it.
Last month, I had a leaflet dropped through my door advertising a company called Free PPI Claims, I noticed they were based in Penwortham, which is really close to where I live.

I contacted them and they informed me that I can reclaim my PPI, they gave me an estimate amount of how much I can claim back, and they told me they would come and visit me personally to discuss my case.

Well, I'm glad they did, they handled my case for free! It didn't cost me a thing.
At first, I was hesistant about the company as it sounded too good to be true, so I checked them out on the M.O.J website (which I would recommend other users do before dealing with a company and turns out they're trading under a company called Feather Finance, so they're definitely regulated.

So I went ahead with my claim with them, and they ended up claiming back a massive amount for me (about £3,657 with compensation) and it didn't cost me a thing, the only downside I might point out is that there was quite a bit of paperwork, but one of their representatives went through it with me, so it wasn't too bad.

Not sure if they're national or not, but to anyone that lives in/near Lancashire I would suggest checking them out.

Hope this helps someone!

WOW
all in one month,
its no wonder there's no trust.
this site is not for advertising

di3004

chloesmum wrote: »

hi all

Not sure what to do next....basically hfc sent my hubby a letter on the 24th march saying we will be sending you a full refund of your ppi premium, plus the interest that has been charged on the premium. we anticipate it will take 6-8 weeks for your refund to be issued...

He phoned them today as 8 weeks is up tomorrow, and was told the sum hasn't even been calculated yet and before you even get the cheque you have to sign and return an acceptance form (which we havent received yet).

In the letter my hubby sent the bank on the 18th March he asked for the matter to be concluded within in 8 weeks.

any suggestions what to do next

Hi there

I am aware they have large volumes of these refunds to deal with, but a little nudge will do no harm.

You could contact them and ask them when should you be receiving this, and if your struggling financially let them know they may move this on and pay this out quicker for you, good luck and Well done.:beer:
Any further probs, contact the financial ombudsman service and see what they may suggest if you want to.

wannabe123

hi i just won my claim back for lloyds tsb it has taken over a year but fos said i will be geetting back full amount pluse 8% interest and £100 compensation does anyone know how much i will be offered on a £5000 loan over 5 years monthly payment £148 i dont have any paper work as was back in 2001 when was taken out