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Response from Mobilize yes dca was in place but no commisiion paid
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annonnymousetoo
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as above how do i know if commission has been paid or whether they had charged me and not paid the car dealer. What happens next?
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annonnymousetoo said:as above how do i know if commission has been paid or whether they had charged me and not paid the car dealer. What happens next?0
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annonnymousetoo said:as above how do i know if commission has been paid or whether they had charged me and not paid the car dealer. What happens next?
Remember DCA worked in both directions, the typical lender would have offered the dealer a "standard" rate of both interest and commission. The dealer could choose to increase the interest and receive a bigger commission or forgo their commission and reduce the interest rate.
In principle it could be argued that if DCA was so wrong that you should be faced with a bill as if the dealer had given you the standard interest rather than reducing it for you by not taking commission. Realistically thats not going to happen and those that received beneficial or neutral DCA will be left alone and those where it was detrimentally used against them are likely to receive some form of compensation.0 -
what rate of interest did you pay on the finance/0
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annonnymousetoo said:as above how do i know if commission has been paid or whether they had charged me and not paid the car dealer. What happens next?
positive lowers the rate (potentially to zero)
neutral means it was available to use but wasn't
negative means it increases the rate.
So, its possible to have an agreement that could use DCA but not result in redress.
I am an Independent Financial Adviser (IFA). The comments I make are just my opinion and are for discussion purposes only. They are not financial advice and you should not treat them as such. If you feel an area discussed may be relevant to you, then please seek advice from an Independent Financial Adviser local to you.0 -
ManyWays said:what rate of interest did you pay on the finance/
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