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PPI claim
md2012
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Hi all,
Just a quick question to ask if there is any way I can look at potentially reclaiming miss sold ppi from my past, I took out several loans and cards in the 90s and early 2000s but I don't have any supporting paperwork or history of these, nor can I remember much about them apart from the fact that I always paid ppi. They don't show on my credit report due to the age of them. I was in full time employment with full pay for sickness etc so I think possibly they were miss sold
Is there anything I can do or am I chasing a lost cause? I thought about maybe calling up the claims guys to investigate the possibility.
Just a quick question to ask if there is any way I can look at potentially reclaiming miss sold ppi from my past, I took out several loans and cards in the 90s and early 2000s but I don't have any supporting paperwork or history of these, nor can I remember much about them apart from the fact that I always paid ppi. They don't show on my credit report due to the age of them. I was in full time employment with full pay for sickness etc so I think possibly they were miss sold
Is there anything I can do or am I chasing a lost cause? I thought about maybe calling up the claims guys to investigate the possibility.
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If you call a claims company, you will need to tell them who you had PPI with. If you know that, you can put the complaints in yourself.
The only place you'll find the information is in your own memory or filing. However, it is unlikely that any of the lenders will still have a record of you.0
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