Making a ppi claim without details.

Grazer66

Is this possible ?
I've read threads where people are sketchy on there details, but I have no statements, account/policy numbers, dates of when agreement commenced or finished. All I basically have is my personal information, addresses where I lived at the time and who lenders were.
Was almost tempted to contact a ppi claims company (which I know is strongly against forum advice), but thought someone might also have been in this situation.
Would be grateful if anyone can advise and point me in the direction of the required paperwork.
Thanks

[Deleted User]

Only use a claims company if you have a lot of time on your hands and have too much money already.

If you feel a lender mis sold you PPI, you write to them, giving your reasons for mis sale and as many details about your account as you can.

Grazer66

Thanks, very helpful.

Nasqueron

Your financial information is not in the public domain so if you don't have records, a PPI firm won't either - at best they will do a DSAR to the bank for a copy of all your records (which you can do yourself for £10 and the price of a stamp) and then send in some scattergun letter claiming everything under the sun as a reason why you were miss-sold

Send whatever details you have and your complainant reasons and see what they come back with