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Fee for PPI
sandra774
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Hello
I made a claim for PPI thru Resolver last year
I have just received a cheque from their legal team and 20% has been deducted for their fees
I did it thru Resolver for convenience and I thought I wouldn't be charged
Just checking if it is right for them to do this The letter says in accordance with your authority they have deducted our fee
Sandra
I made a claim for PPI thru Resolver last year
I have just received a cheque from their legal team and 20% has been deducted for their fees
I did it thru Resolver for convenience and I thought I wouldn't be charged
Just checking if it is right for them to do this The letter says in accordance with your authority they have deducted our fee
Sandra
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Resolver don't charge a fee. It's just an email forwarding service for people who are too nervous to send it directly.
You appear to have used a claims company..
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No I did it online thru Resolver Last minute and did about 6 Haven't authorised anyone else0
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Resolver also don't send out cheques.0
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No the cheque is from Ingenious Legal Ltd on behalf of Capital One Letter implies I instructed them but I haven't heard of them before this letter0
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Neither of those companies are Resolver.
Ask the claims company for evidence of your contract with them.1
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