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PPI Reclaiming discussion Part II
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Loan Amount: £14000.00 Loan Interest: £2625.28
PPI Amount: £2335.63 PPI Interest: £437.81
First Payment: 03/05/04
Last Payment: 06/12/05
Total Paid to Date: £8082.80 Settled Figure: £10269.69
Amount Remaining: £1046.23
PPI Rebate: £1362.45
Loan Interest Rebate: £1531.41 PPI Interest Rebate: £255.39
Amount Overpaid £2103.02
PPI Reclaim Report
Number of Payments Made: 20
Amount of PPI Paid: £973.18
Amount of PPI Interest Paid: £182.42
8% Interest On PPI: £288.90
Total PPI Reclaim: £1444.50
there is no formula except very long winded calculations unfortunately. I have created something that saves me time and does it all for me now but unfortunately haven't finished it yet.sarahc5388 wrote: »Have just gone through my statements with a fine tooth - they paid me an insurance refund of £750.72 on the 22 Dec, how does this effect thing. All answers appreciated and keep up the good work:D
sorry! you did all the calculations for me and then i added the above about the refund - what does this do to what i'm claiming and what should i do about the overpayment - should i send anothe rletter asking them to explain this and that i want that money back as well. cheersLTSB PPI - £770 ish for dad
LTSB PPI for dad - £1800 for dad
Barclays PPI claim for self-£2204
Dads home insurance - reduced by £200 a year "WE DO NOT LIVE IN FLOOD AREA AND I DON'T SEE WHY WE SHOULD PAY FOR THOSE THAT DO - I WANT TO SPEAK TO YOUR SUPERVISOR"!0 -
I believe under the Consumer Credit Act the seller of a product has to identify themselves, I think this whole bespoke thing is a smoke screen. If you can't go to the FOS then the next recourse is the County Courts - and I would definately identify Freedom as the defendant - as under UK court jurisdication you can sue a company in Gibraltar, but the UK bailiffs have no inforcement authority, so you could win your case but if they don't pay up you've no means of getting your money !!! They've been quite clever S**Ts !!!
I am going to google as much info as i can on this bespoke company now0 -
i was declined mine back.
they said that i was sold it lawfully and apparently it was explained to me when i signed the agreementLightBulb Moment - 3rd December 2007
Total Debt - £6000ish (still working it out)0 -
i was declined mine back.
they said that i was sold it lawfully and apparently it was explained to me when i signed the agreement
You may have been sold it lawfully in the eyes of the FSA rules. Legally it could be that your agreement as a whole could be illegal - which the FSA/FOS have no powers over or ability to comment on.I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
i was declined mine back.
they said that i was sold it lawfully and apparently it was explained to me when i signed the agreement0 -
Surely if bespoke are the ones that offered the PPI, they would have to hold a consumer credit license to do this?
If this is the case then they should be ruled under UK law and forced to abide by this. Clearly if they do not have a consumer credit licence or the relevant FSA authority to sell insurance products in this country then, it is indeed questionable.
If it is looking like that they have set this up for the reasons we believe, I would go for the jugular of FF and look to get the whole loan made unenforceable or voidable.
I cannot see how anybody can justify their actions on this...I am a Mortgage AdviserYou should note that this site doesn't check my status as a Mortgage Adviser, so you need to take my word for it. This signature is here as I follow MSE's Mortgage Adviser Code of Conduct. Any posts on here are for information and discussion purposes only and shouldn't be seen as financial advice.0 -
marshallka wrote: »So really the county court thing is a waste of time in all fairness. I think that watchdog needs informing and i would like to know how many people on here are told what i was told about this bespoke thing. Don't they need to first prove that Bespoke was involved in the first place. How do they do this??? Surely that is law here in the uk to know who you are having your loan from and receive proof of this too.
I am going to google as much info as i can on this bespoke company now0 -
Surely if bespoke are the ones that offered the PPI, they would have to hold a consumer credit license to do this?
If this is the case then they should be ruled under UK law and forced to abide by this. Clearly if they do not have a consumer credit licence or the relevant FSA authority to sell insurance products in this country then, it is indeed questionable.
If it is looking like that they have set this up for the reasons we believe, I would go for the jugular of FF and look to get the whole loan made unenforceable or voidable.
I cannot see how anybody can justify their actions on this...0 -
sarahc5388 wrote: »Loan Amount: £14000.00 Loan Interest: £2625.28
PPI Amount: £2335.63 PPI Interest: £437.81
First Payment: 03/05/04
Last Payment: 06/12/05
Total Paid to Date: £8082.80 Settled Figure: £10269.69
Amount Remaining: £1046.23
PPI Rebate: £1362.45
Loan Interest Rebate: £1531.41 PPI Interest Rebate: £255.39
Amount Overpaid £2103.02
PPI Reclaim Report
Number of Payments Made: 20
Amount of PPI Paid: £973.18
Amount of PPI Interest Paid: £182.42
8% Interest On PPI: £288.90
Total PPI Reclaim: £1444.50
there is no formula except very long winded calculations unfortunately. I have created something that saves me time and does it all for me now but unfortunately haven't finished it yet.
sorry! you did all the calculations for me and then i added the above about the refund - what does this do to what i'm claiming and what should i do about the overpayment - should i send anothe rletter asking them to explain this and that i want that money back as well. cheers0 -
Hi Marshallka, let me know what you find out - I'm quite enraged about this, absolutely certain it's a smokescreen set up to avoid having to repay on mis selling - as to the County Court - you'de need to prove it was Freedom who sold the product to you - this should be easy enough through a SAR - but be aware if you do start proceedings against Freedom their solicitors will attempt to have the claim struck out as being nothing to do with them !!!
It is certainly confusing the way they work.....like Marshallka, we responded to the FirstPlus (Carol Bl**dy Vorderman) advert on the telly .....but it was Freedom Finance who set up the loan and PPI with the lender being GEMoney.
Luckily for us , Bespoke were not involved, I really feel for Marshallka because this is far from straight forward and you can sense from her posts how upsetting and frustrating this is for her.
I have sent you a pm Marshallka with the details of the guy from Channel 4 news who messaged me, if you want to contact him.
Maybe bringing it to the medias attention will help you get it sorted.
I sent him my telephone number and am expecting a call hopefuly this afternoon....how exciting !:rotfl:0
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