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PC World - PPI Claim?

Shambles321
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Hi All,
I just wanted to see if I could get some advice from you.
I contacted HFC Bank to find out if I had paid any PPI on a bank loan that I took out with them.
They told me that I hadn't paid PPI on the loan, however I had paid PPI on one of my credit agreements with PC World.
I had purchased a laptop, and paid it off in time and had no idea about the PPI? He said that I had, already had it refunded when I settled the balance?
My question is, how can I have it refunded, when I didn't even know that I had it in the first place, and when I phoned up to settle the balance, I wasn't told anything about this?
Please could you advice me, if it if worse putting in a claim for mis-sold PPI as I don't even know what I paid in and what I got back? Lol
I just wanted to see if I could get some advice from you.
I contacted HFC Bank to find out if I had paid any PPI on a bank loan that I took out with them.
They told me that I hadn't paid PPI on the loan, however I had paid PPI on one of my credit agreements with PC World.
I had purchased a laptop, and paid it off in time and had no idea about the PPI? He said that I had, already had it refunded when I settled the balance?
My question is, how can I have it refunded, when I didn't even know that I had it in the first place, and when I phoned up to settle the balance, I wasn't told anything about this?
Please could you advice me, if it if worse putting in a claim for mis-sold PPI as I don't even know what I paid in and what I got back? Lol
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My question is, how can I have it refunded, when I didn't even know that I had it in the first place, and when I phoned up to settle the balance, I wasn't told anything about this?
If you paid it off early, they refund the premium. Typically relatively pro-rata. The refund is handled within the settlement figure. If you paid it off before the actual repayments kicked in, then it would either have not been levied or contra'd offI 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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