Car finance commission claim

Brias50

I put a private number plate on my last two car purchases with Toyota. Will I need the original car registration number to make a claim or will my private plate be acceptable for the claim?

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Nasqueron

There is no claim, just registering interest to see what the FCA come out with

Just send all your details - if you bought the car with generic reg and then changed it, then use the original one

born_again

Will depend on the reg no given with car.

Just do not expect anything soon. 
The FCA is proposing to ease the pressure by scrapping an eight-week deadline for lenders to respond to customer complaints. It suggests an extension to 31 May 2025 – when it plans to set out the next steps in its narrower investigation – or 4 December 2025.

Lesley2603

I bought a car via 2 loans provided by  Porsche Financial Services. They were bought out by Volkswagen in 2010. Volkswagen have said that my commission claim not their responsibility. they said contact RBS or Black Horse as one of them could have been the underwriters, but their are unsure. Can anyone help? I have emailed this site but they have said they receive to many emails for them to reply. I coming to the conclusion that this is a con and a way for  this site to generate clicks. I can find no where on the site for help or info as to who is responsible when one Financial firm takes over another, as in my case. I conclude this is all for clicks being that the Energy provider thing appears not to be as big as it once was. If MSE is going to introduce this stuff to the public it needs to do it properly and cover all bases otherwise its just a wind up. 

Nearlyold

Porsche finance were not 'bought out" by VW finance, Porsche switched finance providers from Black Horse to VW finance from 1st July 2010 onwards.You should send your complaint to whoever the Finance Provider was at the time of your purchase- Black Horse probably

dunstonh

I have emailed this site but they have said they receive to many emails for them to reply. 

It would be unreasonable to expect them to reply to personal enquiries.

 I coming to the conclusion that this is a con and a way for  this site to generate clicks. 

A bizarre conclusion.

 I can find no where on the site for help or info as to who is responsible when one Financial firm takes over another, as in my case. 

It varies and can be confusing and the FCA report will clear some of it up.

 I conclude this is all for clicks being that the Energy provider thing appears not to be as big as it once was. If MSE is going to introduce this stuff to the public it needs to do it properly and cover all bases otherwise its just a wind up. 

MSE didn't introduce this to the public.    MSE is not the regulator.     You are just being premature.