Morgan Stanley PPI

MarHadf

Can anyone help please, i found some old Morgan Stanley credit card statements detailing PPI payments, but i don't know where to send my claim to despite a few searches.
Statements are from 2005. I'm trying to avoid using 3rd Party Claims handlers.

booksurr

how many searches did you do? here is my first search:

http://www.snazzyarticles.com/ppi-claim-address-list-for-all-banks/

PPI Claim Address List for All Banks

Morgan Stanley PPI Claim Address
Handled by Barclays,

Barclays PPI Dept,
Leicester,
LE87 2BB

McKneff

You dont send a claim, you send in a complaint with papers to back up your complaint

You dont get it back just because you paid it.

They need proof

skyscraper101

In case this is of relevance to anybody...

I discovered some old 2005/6 statements which reference Payment Protection and decided to send documents to both Barclays and Morgan Stanley.

As I couldn't establish if Morghan Stanley have a department themselves which handle historic claims (and anticipating Barclaycard to give me the runaround), I called them up and asked if they had an address specifically for PPI claims, and to my surprise, they do:

[FONT=&quot]Morgan Stanley[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]PPI Department
[/FONT][FONT=&quot]10th Floor[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]20 Bank Street[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Canary Wharf[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]London[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]E14 4AD[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]
[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]Good luck anyone who gets in touch. I sent them my paperwork yesterday.
[/FONT]

Cherry2k

I read with interest the details of M+S address, and might drop them a line regarding my statements from 2006. I don't have anything listed for PPI, but when I try to agree their interest rate against my outstanding balance it dosen't compute.
So i'm just wondering, have they hidden PPI within their interest applied?
Any comments would be most welcome.

[Deleted User]

No. It's always shown separately. You didn't have PPI.

Remember you will need to calculate interest on the daily balance to get the correct figure.

-taff

Cherry2k wrote: »

So i'm just wondering, have they hidden PPI within their interest applied?

No, this is a famous lie used by claims companies to lure people who like to believe in fairy stories.

Cherry2k

Remember you will need to calculate interest on the daily balance to get the correct figure XX81

I read with interest what your comments are XX81........HOWEVER if the interest rate remains the same as it did....I even calculated on the Balance BEFORE the deduction of a £100 payment and the interest charged was £25 more???

Cherry2k

This £100 payment was deducted from the previous month by the way.
I am a book-keeper to trade........so its not rocket science for me playing with figures!!!!!

[Deleted User]

As I say, you need to calculate it on the daily balance.

Every day.

Not a single point.

Not one day.

But every day.

societys_child

PPI is not "hidden" in credit card interest.
Perhaps if you post the figures, posters can advise.