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Letter from Beech Consumer Services
seventeenfour
Posts: 2 Newbie
Not sure where to post this but as Beech only list PPI claims on their website I thought this was the best place.
I received a letter today telling me that a broker working for my loan provider[provider was named by them in the letter] had went into administration and that I may be owed some money, I don't have the letter with me so it may not be the exact wording.
My suspicion is that its a trick to get me to call them, purely to get me to reclaim PPI through them.
Has anyone came across something like this before?
I received a letter today telling me that a broker working for my loan provider[provider was named by them in the letter] had went into administration and that I may be owed some money, I don't have the letter with me so it may not be the exact wording.
My suspicion is that its a trick to get me to call them, purely to get me to reclaim PPI through them.
Has anyone came across something like this before?
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Ignore them and hang on to your money.0
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I received a letter today telling me that a broker working for my loan provider[provider was named by them in the letter] had went into administration and that I may be owed some money, I don't have the letter with me so it may not be the exact wording.
If the firm has gone into administration, that means it cannot meet its liabilities. If you put in a complaint and your complaint is even looked at and upheld, you just become another creditor who doesnt get paid.My suspicion is that its a trick to get me to call them, purely to get me to reclaim PPI through them.
Most likely with an upfront fee as well.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
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