Mortgage miss-selling

ogdenfamily

Hi guys

I've had a company (Trusted Mortgage Claims) look into any mortgage miss-selling and they feel they could progress further, but this is where it appears to get complicated!!
I have to set up a insurance backed claim fund in case the claim fails to cover fees.
This so where I'm getting a bit jumpy.
I've got to arrange a courier to bring documents to set up this funded loan.
They assure me it is a no win no fee claim, but just assumed they'd get on with it!!
Any advice??

comeandgo

Run.  If you have a true mortgage missselling claim they have no need for any insurance.  I bet they own the insurance company or are getting a good commission for new business.

dunstonh

I've had a company (Trusted Mortgage Claims) look into any mortgage miss-selling and they feel they could progress further, but this is where it appears to get complicated!!

Let us guess. They have told you that they feel you were missold and think you are owed £23,000 (or some other made up large amount)?

 have to set up a insurance backed claim fund in case the claim fails to cover fees.

Another cross in the box.

I've got to arrange a courier to bring documents to set up this funded loan.

And another box crossed off.

This is almost bingo with the boxes crossed off.

Have you read any of the existing threads on this subject?  (something must have drawn you to this site). i suggest you do if you haven't already.

-taff

scam scam scam scam. If anyone EVER tells you that they can get you a massive amount of money but 'just need you to pay a small amount' of money first, it is ALWAYS a scam.

The_squirrell

I always pop up to post on this, so I wont repeat myself. Just walk away