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Potential santander PPI claim
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Tanya_Frost
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Hi,
I have always not really paid any attention to stuff in the press about PPI as I felt sure I didn't have any. However I read the advice on MSE and decided to enquire about it and to do it myself rather than through a claims company.
So I found out I had 2 lots of ppi with Santander (I enquired with them about 3 store cards I had in my early twenties).
The next step is to raise a complaint but I have two options - a standard complaint or Plevin and now I'm not sure what to do. As I said I felt sure I didn't have any ppi as I always avoid insurances etc being added onto things. Any advice/insight, especially into the differences in the claims (amounts/chances of success etc) would be appreciated.
Thanks
Tanya
I have always not really paid any attention to stuff in the press about PPI as I felt sure I didn't have any. However I read the advice on MSE and decided to enquire about it and to do it myself rather than through a claims company.
So I found out I had 2 lots of ppi with Santander (I enquired with them about 3 store cards I had in my early twenties).
The next step is to raise a complaint but I have two options - a standard complaint or Plevin and now I'm not sure what to do. As I said I felt sure I didn't have any ppi as I always avoid insurances etc being added onto things. Any advice/insight, especially into the differences in the claims (amounts/chances of success etc) would be appreciated.
Thanks
Tanya
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You complain about PPI, if they reject it, they will consider if Plevin applies automatically
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