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PCP Issue with Solicitors
Hi,
We have had over the years quite a number of PCP agreements.
My wife asked a company to look into one of them (Just one) a while back, whereas I filled in and sent MSE's letters to the others.
The Solicitors have been hounding us for a response to them, and now they have lined up all our claims even though they were not asked to look into any of them and are threatening us with costs for them all if we do not respond and take them up with them. Can they do this? We did only ask them to look at a single case.
What should we do?
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You'll have to find what you agreed to when signing up with the claims company, the small print may have included tracing any other agreements in your name.
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As Ayr says, you say you wanted them to look into one policy but their terms will almost certainly allow them to look for all the policies and can charge cancellation fees for their "work".
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