PPI Claim upto 30 years

PLYSU · 27 October 2017 at 7:53PM

I hope this was not Arnold Clark, I think half there staff hang around these forums. RUDE

jamesperrett · 27 October 2017 at 9:37PM

A while ago I convinced myself that I had PPI for a car loan from the 1980's so I dug out all my paperwork from the depths of our garage. It turns out that I couldn't find any PPI for the car loan but I did find a couple of bank loans with PPI which I managed to successfully claim for through the FOS.

sally-pitman · 12 June 2018 at 4:31PM

i have gone through the same company. started in February. they keep saying they will chase the company and give them another 40 days. i have said its now taking to long, however they say if i cancel i will lose my money. is there anything i can do? how should i proceed

jonesMUFCforever · 12 June 2018 at 5:10PM

Hitower68 wrote: »

Thank you both for the response, problem is, I can't remember who I had the car loans with back in the 80's

That's because you might well not have had any loans and even if you did no guarantee that they had PPI.
Do you really think they have this information about you or just guessing?

Bin it.

[Deleted User] · 12 June 2018 at 5:14PM

The OP is long gone. You've been duped by the random thread revivalist.

iolanthe07 · 13 June 2018 at 11:06AM

sally-pitman wrote: »

i have gone through the same company. started in February. they keep saying they will chase the company and give them another 40 days. i have said its now taking to long, however they say if i cancel i will lose my money. is there anything i can do? how should i proceed

You've probably been scammed, but hang on in there, you never know. In future never pay for these things up front. They should take their commission from the funds they recover for you. If they don't recover anything then that is their loss. That is what 'no win, no fee' should mean.

[Deleted User] · 13 June 2018 at 12:21PM

iolanthe07 wrote: »

If they don't recover anything then that is their loss.

The only "loss" the Claims Company will incur is the price of a few stamps and paying a minimum wage employee to put a template letter in an envelope along with a letter of authority.

It's a free complaints process which no one should have to pay to use whether upfront or after success.

sally-pitman wrote: »

i have gone through the same company. started in February. they keep saying they will chase the company and give them another 40 days. i have said its now taking to long, however they say if i cancel i will lose my money.

The Claims Company won't be overly concerned by the delay, in fact there is absolutely nothing they can do to hurry the process if the Bank is tardy because of the volume of complaints. If you cancel, the PPI company is still entitled to charge for "work" they've already done.

I do hope you haven't paid this company £495 upfront?:eek:

sourcrates · 13 June 2018 at 11:14PM

sally-pitman wrote: »

i have gone through the same company. started in February. they keep saying they will chase the company and give them another 40 days. i have said its now taking to long, however they say if i cancel i will lose my money. is there anything i can do? how should i proceed

Your a victim of the scam unfortunately, never pay a fee upfront for anything, companies such as this are a fraud, without paperwork you have nothing, and they have your £495.00.

Sorry but you’ve been conned.

PPI Claim upto 30 years

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