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18th December 2006, 13:19
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| | Gold Account Customer | Re: Ppi Hi there
I'd suggest that you have a good look for the original agreement. This agreement will list everything and will quote all interest rates etc., If you cant find it then right to them quoting the Consumer Credit Act (do a search for template letter to send to them - you will find it in legalities section where people are looking for an original copy of their agreement). Have a good look through that section and familiarise yourself with the Act and also the type of thing you will be dealing with. There is a thread in this forum which sets out the correct way to claim back PPI. Have a look at that. It will give you most of the information you are looking for. You can then ask questions if you are unsure about what to do.
It sounds to me as if they are just trying to pass you off and hope that you will go away. The best way to deal with something like this is to arm yourself with all the information you need to succeed. This forum has a wealth of information at your fingertips but you do need to search and read quite widely around the subject and you also have to have your original documents so that you know the exact figures.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Gemspan
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18th December 2006, 16:17
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| | Platinum Account Customer
Watch out, there are Claims Touts about! Cagger since
: Aug 2006 I am in: Dundee, Scotland
Posts: 1,379
| Re: Ppi Hi,
You really need to get hold of all the original documents, agreements to see excatly what the costs for the loan and the cost etc for the PPI.
What I can make of the above (correct me if I am wrong), you took the Loan out through Sanderson Motorhouse to buy the car, They would have been acting as Agents/ Brokers for Welcome Finance. If that is the case you will have to take your complaint up with Sanderson Motorhouse regarding the mis selling of the PPI. As welcome will have stated Correctly that if you did not set the agreement up directly whith them they cannot be responsible for mis selling the PPI.
I have a similar ongoing case against GE Money/Purpleloans, they were acting as Agents for Firstplus. I have been fighting over this one since September this year, so it may be a long slog to get it sorted out with Sanderson Motorhouse.
PPI is optional, well it should be, but there is far too much hard selling goes on with PPI, I was told no PPI then NO Loan..thats Crap..
The mis selling of PPI is a new area really for reclaiming, I have had 1 success a while back, but you could have a fight on your hands, what it will come down to in the end is your word against theirs.
The more information that you can gather the better, Once you have all the Information we may be in a better position to advise / help etc.
Good Luck
And dont give up....
Ian |
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18th December 2006, 16:26
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Ppi I thought that they had arranged the finance for you ..No problem.
The best way to proceed is to Submit a S.A.R - ( Subject Access Request) under the Data Protection Act to obtain all the agreements etc that they hold regarding your account. Also state in your Subject Access Request that the information that you reguire also includes any transcripts of telephone conversations. I know you said they told you that they did not record calls, I find this a bit hard to believe that they do not at least record a percentage of calls. At least if you ask for any transcripts of calls and they dont supply any..they cannot obviously turn up should the case go to court with a copy of a recorded telephone call as evidence.
You have to just think about covering every avenue, After all they told you No PPI then no Loan and that is total nonsense,and they know it.
The more Information that you can gather puts you in a far better position to fight your case with them.
Ian |
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