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Ppi charges increase
Tony15
Posts: 3 Newbie
Hi.
I used a company and their charges clearly state 20% plus vat on the website.
I recieved their invoice and the bill is 30% plus vat.
Surely this is not right.
Regards.
I used a company and their charges clearly state 20% plus vat on the website.
I recieved their invoice and the bill is 30% plus vat.
Surely this is not right.
Regards.
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Check what you signed. That's what you'll owe.0
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I didn't sign anything. The only forms I signed were the ones that were sent to the banks etc.
It was a telephone call when he said there was a successful claim and did I want the to proceed. He then explained the charges again and I'm 90% sure he said 20% plus vat.0 -
What company is this, have you looked on their website for the charges?.0
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It's Taylor Edwards and its website firmly startes 20% plus vat.
Thanks0 -
You would have signed a contract. Most likely built into the letter of authority.It's Taylor Edwards and its website firmly startes 20% plus vat.
They may have lowered their charge. They may be trying it on. You pay what your contract says. So, what does your contract say? if you didnt keep a copy, then ask them for a copy of what you signed.I 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 -
You'll need to be 100% certain.I'm 90% sure he said 20% plus vat.I didn't sign anything. The only forms I signed were the ones that were sent to the banks
You contradict yourself here.
Get them to send you a copy of the contract you signed. The firm could not have proceeded without one.0
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