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Frustration in abundance.
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MackemMick
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A letter dated from 14 Feb stating the FOS adjudicator had reached a decision with the Halifax they would refund from 1997 to present day.
No correspondence via mail , only from phone call from Halifax stating I would be informed by 26 April of redress. I called Halifax PPI this morning and nothing on the system they tell me but would be informed by said date. So I get a few days for them to post info on redress .. ain't gonna happen is it.
No correspondence via mail , only from phone call from Halifax stating I would be informed by 26 April of redress. I called Halifax PPI this morning and nothing on the system they tell me but would be informed by said date. So I get a few days for them to post info on redress .. ain't gonna happen is it.
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Please don't post multiple threads about the same thing:MackemMick wrote: »phone call from Halifax stating I would be informed by 26 April of redress. I called Halifax PPI this morning and nothing on the system they tell me but would be informed by said date.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/75722534#Comment_75722534
It's only 23rd April today and it's the day after a long weekend with two Bank Holidays..0 -
You've lived wihout it this long, a few more days isn't going to hurt.
They pay you the interest up until the redress date so it's making you more money.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0 -
Just an update. Still no contact from Halifax so contacted FOS for advice. Replied that the Halifax state they have no specific timeframe to reimburse redress.0
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Think happy thoughts, they're still adding 8% simple interest per day.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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