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Complicated PPI payment.
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MrsBearUK
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*Please no comments berating me for using a PPI claims company*
I signed up online for a PPI claims management company, I only ever signed docs online, not actually real paperwork (someone mentioned this may be relevant) and they shortly afterward sent my a letter saying that it looks like I might have had PPI with Santander on a loan current 2000 - 2004 but that it was too small of an amount for them to pursue. They said it may be something I want to pursue directly. I’ve not got around to doing anything about it myself.
On Friday I got a letter direct from Santander saying they’re making me a payment. I signed their acceptance form and sent it back.
I owe Santander from a different loan from 2008 and I have a payment plan for that. I’m pretty sure they’ll offset the PPI payment to that?
The difficulty is that the claims company are already chasing their cut of the payment. If the payment is offset then I am going to be unable to pay the percentage to the claims company. Are they still entitled to it if it’s offset? Are they actually entitled to it as they said they weren’t pursuing? My main concern is that they’re chasing for money I might not ever have in my hand as I am in financial difficulty already. Any advice really appreciated.
I signed up online for a PPI claims management company, I only ever signed docs online, not actually real paperwork (someone mentioned this may be relevant) and they shortly afterward sent my a letter saying that it looks like I might have had PPI with Santander on a loan current 2000 - 2004 but that it was too small of an amount for them to pursue. They said it may be something I want to pursue directly. I’ve not got around to doing anything about it myself.
On Friday I got a letter direct from Santander saying they’re making me a payment. I signed their acceptance form and sent it back.
I owe Santander from a different loan from 2008 and I have a payment plan for that. I’m pretty sure they’ll offset the PPI payment to that?
The difficulty is that the claims company are already chasing their cut of the payment. If the payment is offset then I am going to be unable to pay the percentage to the claims company. Are they still entitled to it if it’s offset? Are they actually entitled to it as they said they weren’t pursuing? My main concern is that they’re chasing for money I might not ever have in my hand as I am in financial difficulty already. Any advice really appreciated.
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They are entitled to offset and the claims company entitled to their cut for the 'work' they have done so you may well end up out of pocket.
Did any of the online stuff you completed not ask if you had loans etc written off ? (or did you not read)0 -
I’m pretty sure there wasn’t anything about loans etc.0
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I’m pretty sure there wasn’t anything about loans etc.0
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they shortly afterward sent my a letter saying that it looks like I might have had PPI with Santander on a loan current 2000 - 2004 but that it was too small of an amount for them to pursue. They said it may be something I want to pursue directly. I’ve not got around to doing anything about it myself.
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Do you have this in writing? If you do, send it to them and show them they weren't interested in it.Non me fac calcitrare tuum culi0
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