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SVS Securities - shut down?
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FOS Compensation - can this be done for money lost on shares that jumped heavily in value (40k) and being unable to sell due to no access to QORT / ITI shares?0
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Markthompson32 Q. "struggling to find iweb bank details, did u attach something to this post?" A. No attachment Mark. iWeb bank through Halifax Sharedealing Services. I haven't been able to track down the bank ac on a quick Google- I did have it but not recorded- sorry. Anyway, ITI must know the correct account by now. They just transferred some cash for my partner without needing to ask her. I wouldn't worry- I would just put "iWeb account, operated by Halifax Share Dealing Limited." - I am sure that will be fine. Just make sure you have put your iWeb personal reference and account number.EDIT On relection , of course iWeb will have sent ITI their transfer document which would of necessity give details of its bank account. You are quite right to say in your post that that should have been quite enough.0
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ABSVW said:FOS Compensation - can this be done for money lost on shares that jumped heavily in value (40k) and being unable to sell due to no access to QORT / ITI shares?FOS Comp for loss of investment opportunity income is a tricky subject/ highly complex technical legal issue/ right old can of worms, which I am just starting to look into having just today had an offer from ITI which I regard as a low starting point for consideration.There is certainly precedent for awarding comp for loss of increase in value of a porfolio where the FOS were satisfied on balance of probabilities, that the complainant would have added to her portfolio if the funds in issue had been available to her rather than wrongly delayed.I intend to advance this point to ITI in the slightly different, but in my view stronger, situation where I expect to show that my partner would ( very likely) have purchased high income IT stock producing about £95 a month on her delayed transfer ISA cash. The fact that it is ISA cash is relevant- the argument being that she could not just draw it down and then re-invest- it had to be transferred to maintain the tax advantage. Q Why not buy through ITI then?A did not want to delay transfer, did not trust ITI, ITI records inadequate etc etc.As to your specific issue, an important point would be evidence of your intention - on the balance of probability can you prove your intention to sell? One obvious way of showing this would be emails to ITI instructing a sale, or at least complaining that you wished to do so and were unable to access your accounts.ITI does now seem to be addressing Complaints in accordance with FCA rules and more offers of compensation are being made.So we perhaps need to consider how to pool information and discuss matters arising, as you have done. This applies to financial loss and to the issues of anxiety, distress, time engaged etc. which may be breaking new grounds of experience for FOS, but as I say, some work needs to be done and I for one will be looking into this. Just as soon as those pesky people at iWeb credit Sharon's transferred ISA cash to her account- is there another complaint, versus iWeb looming? I sincerely hope not- its a tough way to make a living.
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ABSVW said:shiznit76 said:Always cope Rahul in to my emails, never had a response from him, only ever had a reply from Philip Evra and Mani Nasseri-Chahpar , and even then that only happened once
It would be great to get a single, consolidated post with all the known contacts - email / phone that are yielding some kind of success for folks.
I phoned and kept getting fobbed off. Then i read that asking for a Mani helped others. I asked for Mani and got Sami instead! He was fairly helpful and acknowledged the HSBC transfer requests and gave a rough timeline of 2 weeks.
Account Management' (020 7562 8015) ask for Mani / Sami
Try these numbers if they are different to those you have...
Compliance 020 3889 8330 / 020 7562 8002
Rahul Agarwal 020 3889 8335
Back Office/Transfers. 020 7562 8005 / 020 3889 8320
Reception (can transfer or menu options) 020 7562 8000
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ABSVW said:FOS Compensation - can this be done for money lost on shares that jumped heavily in value (40k) and being unable to sell due to no access to QORT / ITI shares?1
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The letter from the MD of IWeb saying that they are "experiencing ongoing difficulties in progressing transfers with ITI due to them not responding in a timely fashion to our requests for information" is a damning document.
It should be sent to the FCA and FOS for claims for compensation. And of course it should be sent to ITI.2 -
GeorgieC said:ABSVW said:FOS Compensation - can this be done for money lost on shares that jumped heavily in value (40k) and being unable to sell due to no access to QORT / ITI shares?1
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Its looks like that iweb also having a problem in dealing with ITI trasfers In my case ITI did send them a letter and valuation but iweb failed to respond , When I phoned the iweb they said that no letter have been received from ITI where I have the copy 9f the letter sent by ITI. I must say that from last two weeks each time I contact ITI they were very helpfull , it a very big change , before no one used to pick up the phone. Let's see if the nightmare ends soon
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The FOS appear to have woken up from their very long hibernation and are now asking for more details of my complaint and the final response from ITI to my complaints. I will not hold my breath waiting for their decision as in my opinion they are almost as bad as the FCA, LC and ITI themselves!1
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