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Blue motor finance reply no commission paid

Ambodays99
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Hi All,
So I used MSE template for DCA to contact Blue Motor Finance to see if any DCA was paid when I had car finance with them. They replied back today saying NO commission was paid. Am I ok to accept this as truthful? If no commission was paid then I’m happy to leave it at that but thought I’d ask the question on here if BMF will be straight when contacted about this. Finance was cleared long time ago and at the time I went through an intermediary who in turn approved the finance through BMF hence why I thought maybe a commission was paid. Thanks in advance for advice.
So I used MSE template for DCA to contact Blue Motor Finance to see if any DCA was paid when I had car finance with them. They replied back today saying NO commission was paid. Am I ok to accept this as truthful? If no commission was paid then I’m happy to leave it at that but thought I’d ask the question on here if BMF will be straight when contacted about this. Finance was cleared long time ago and at the time I went through an intermediary who in turn approved the finance through BMF hence why I thought maybe a commission was paid. Thanks in advance for advice.
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Ambodays99 said:Hi All,
So I used MSE template for DCA to contact Blue Motor Finance to see if any DCA was paid when I had car finance with them. They replied back today saying NO commission was paid. Am I ok to accept this as truthful? If no commission was paid then I’m happy to leave it at that but thought I’d ask the question on here if BMF will be straight when contacted about this. Finance was cleared long time ago and at the time I went through an intermediary who in turn approved the finance through BMF hence why I thought maybe a commission was paid. Thanks in advance for advice.
The DCA issue was when the car dealer inflated the rate with the lender, not when you used a brokerSam Vimes' Boots Theory of Socioeconomic Unfairness:
People are rich because they spend less money. A poor man buys $10 boots that last a season or two before he's walking in wet shoes and has to buy another pair. A rich man buys $50 boots that are made better and give him 10 years of dry feet. The poor man has spent $100 over those 10 years and still has wet feet.
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Thank you appreciate the feedback. I wanted to check and if BMF say no DCA that’s cool 👍🏼0
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