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Missold PPI via Resolver claim

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Hi there


I have been diligently putting in my PPI claims since January via resolver. Had some successes and fortunate to have received over £9k. I submitted a flurry at the end of July and some mid-August (about 30) but haven't received responses from Santander, GE Money. Kensington Mortgages, Intelligent Finance, Hitachi and Prestige. I have chased via resolver but am thinking it might be wort my time to put a couple of hours work in to do an individual claim via these company's websites so I don't miss the deadline.


Overkill or worth it?


Hope everyone is enjoying the long-awaited sunshine!
DFW. LBM £46,490 on 23/2/17.
£43,468 as at 15/1/19

Determined to clear the debt and grateful for any advice and support along the way.

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  • [Deleted User]
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    Resolver is very hit and miss with regard to forwarding your complaints.

    It's always best to send your complaint directly, rather than hoping that a third party will get round to doing it for you.
  • I put in a claim at the end of June and as I wasn’t sure what I was entitled to and was still paying for my policy now I put in a claim via Resolver under Plevin. I heard very little apart from an acknowledgement until this week. I received a phone call asking a couple of questions about how I bought the policy and I explained that when I took out my mortgage I was told I had to have ppi it wasn’t an option. I received a letter yesterday offering me £12650! I was really happy as wasn’t expecting any more than maybe a few thousand at the most.
    I would highly recommend using the tool as I did very little work and didn’t pay any of my money to a third party.
  • SonOf
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    I would highly recommend using the tool as I did very little work and didn’t pay any of my money to a third party.

    At this very late stage, I wouldnt risk resolver. I would go direct. Resolver does have a failure rate in respect of complaints not actually making it to the bank.
  • Bermonia
    Bermonia Posts: 977 Forumite
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    Resolver is renowned for utilising incorrect email addresses... despite being advised of this over and over again.

    Also exceptionally glitchy, always go direct!
  • [Deleted User]
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    I have been diligently putting in my PPI claims since January via resolver. Had some successes and fortunate to have received over £9k. I submitted a flurry at the end of July and some mid-August (about 30)
    You must have had an enormous amount of debt if you were able to put in "about thirty" PPI mis-selling complaints?
    . I have chased via resolver but am thinking it might be wort my time to put a couple of hours work in to do an individual claim via these company's websites so I don't miss the deadline.

    If you've already received £9,000 in redress, why are your other complaints being made only now?
    I'm certain you won't be the only one sending the same complaint via multiple portals, but thirty?
  • Debs_1870 wrote: »
    I put in a claim at the end of June and as I wasn’t sure what I was entitled to and was still paying for my policy now I put in a claim via Resolver under Plevin. I heard very little apart from an acknowledgement until this week. I received a phone call asking a couple of questions about how I bought the policy and I explained that when I took out my mortgage I was told I had to have ppi it wasn’t an option. I received a letter yesterday offering me £12650! I was really happy as wasn’t expecting any more than maybe a few thousand at the most.
    I would highly recommend using the tool as I did very little work and didn’t pay any of my money to a third party.

    Really pleased to hear of your success
    DFW. LBM £46,490 on 23/2/17.
    £43,468 as at 15/1/19

    Determined to clear the debt and grateful for any advice and support along the way.
  • Hi there

    Thanks for your judgement rather than advice that I was actually seeking.

    Regards
    DFW. LBM £46,490 on 23/2/17.
    £43,468 as at 15/1/19

    Determined to clear the debt and grateful for any advice and support along the way.
  • Thanks, taking your advice,
    .
    DFW. LBM £46,490 on 23/2/17.
    £43,468 as at 15/1/19

    Determined to clear the debt and grateful for any advice and support along the way.
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