Ppi hyc

They will legitimately take your money in return for posting your complaint.

If you have access to a Post Office, or even a computer, you can send it off yourself and keep all the cash.

Ok i had this company phone my mobile back last year a nd just thought nothing to lose id I did not have ppi so told them to ahead.
I know i electronicly sighned a form givig them permission to look into it (vis my mobile).
I have had a text then asking me to sign a letter of authority to go ahead and claim the ppi back, I have however never signed it.
The bank phoned me via my mobile and checked a few details and said they would be in touch in a few weeks. Well had a cheque land on my mat this week and then a letter off my bank explaing the payout.
I have had a text from HTC stating the bank were going to put the refund in my account but nothing since. Do I legally need to pay the (HYC) if I have not signed then letter of authority to actually go ahead and claim?

Artycards wrote: »

I know i electronicly sighned a form givig them permission to look into it (vis my mobile).
I have had a text from HTC stating the bank were going to put the refund in my account but nothing since. Do I legally need to pay the (HYC) if I have not signed then letter of authority to actually go ahead and claim?

If the Claim Company are already aware that you have received a refund, that means the Bank have accepted your electronic Authority and that you can expect a legally enforceable bill in the near future.
Sorry, but the correct procedure should have been to cancel the Claim Company's services. You didn't and will therefore pay.

Hopefully the actual OP of this thread didn't do similar..