Thread: Natwest Access Ppi Advice Needed

Originally Posted by BOBBY06

Hello,

I Have Just Sent My First Letter To Natwest Access Asking For List Of All Insurance Charges Over The Past 6 years. I Have Recieved A Letter Back Saying They Are Looking Into It. I Have Just Remembered About 13 Years Ag0 I Was Made redundant And Did Claim On This For About 12 Months Payments. Am I Wasting My Time Trying To Claim Monies Since Paid. Thank You For Any Advice.

Hello Bobby,

If you ask for them to repay you back the insurance monies, They will argue that your were aware, agreed and also enjoyed the benefits of the insurance.

Maybe see what they come back with, they are a little selective with the information that they send

On what grounds would you challange the PPI was mis-sold.

Originally Posted by BOBBY06

Hello hellhasnofury thank you for your reply.

I am not very hopeful that I will get any joy with the Natwest but I will await their reply.

If I am not happy with their response I will inform them that when I applied for this credit card I was never informed that PPI was optional. If I had been better informed by Natwest Access I would not have purchased this PPI. For the £25.00 a month I have paid for much of the time I have had this credit card, I could have purchased an Insurance Policy elsewhere which would have provided security for all my debt if I was every unable to work.

I have recently applied for credit with the Natwest and they were very clear in stating the PPI was optional. I didn't even know I had PPI on this card until I was made redundant and looked at my finances.

Maybe you think seems like a lame excuse for claiming but I really feel like I have been robbed of this money. If you can think of any other arguments I could put accross I would be grateful, otherwise I will go with this, I have nothing to lose they have already had my money for over 13 years now.

Hello Bobby,

Apologies if I have given you the feeling I was sticking up for the good old Nastywest. On the contrary I have the deepest loathing for them. They have a large part to play in the financial problems of many of their customers. So any issues coming their way is a bonus:grin:

I was trying to prepare you for the arguement they will throw at you. Can you remember when the ppi was added. Have you asked them for a copy of your credit agreement to see what you signed for

Have you sent a SAR to find out how much they have taken for the ppi