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Fortnums Car Sales
PompeyBud
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Hey Guys, I've only just joined this site so forgive me if I make any mistakes.
Right, let's get down to it.....
I purchased a car from Fortnums Car Sales in West Street Fareham in Hampshire some time ago....the car was purchased on finance and I want to reclaim the PPI. However, here's my dilemma....
The garage has been liquidated and I cannot locate any of the paperwork so I don't know who the finance was through.
Is there anyway I can find this out or does anyone know who they used?
Also, am I still able to reclaim the PPI from a garage that's been liquidated? (I presume yes as it's the finance company that I need to deal with)
I paid a substantial amount of money for the car, and the loan was over 5 years and the interest rate was fairly high so if I can trace who the lender was, then I should be due a nice pay out!
As always, any help you maybe able to provide, will be greatly received.
Regards,
Graham.
Right, let's get down to it.....
I purchased a car from Fortnums Car Sales in West Street Fareham in Hampshire some time ago....the car was purchased on finance and I want to reclaim the PPI. However, here's my dilemma....
The garage has been liquidated and I cannot locate any of the paperwork so I don't know who the finance was through.
Is there anyway I can find this out or does anyone know who they used?
Also, am I still able to reclaim the PPI from a garage that's been liquidated? (I presume yes as it's the finance company that I need to deal with)
I paid a substantial amount of money for the car, and the loan was over 5 years and the interest rate was fairly high so if I can trace who the lender was, then I should be due a nice pay out!
As always, any help you maybe able to provide, will be greatly received.
Regards,
Graham.
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No - it's whoever sold it to you that you need to deal with - but as they are no more, you have no one to complain to.0
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