Thread: Not "TICKED the BOX"

I have checked my copies of my original Applications for Credit/Loans and have a found a few where "I DID NOT TICK the BOX" requesting PPI.
Has anybody made a succesful claim on this issue?
I have got 1 claim at Court on this issue but I think I cocked it up from the start, as I do not know the amount to claim as I have not got my statements to check the amount, it is probably only for around £50 or so.
I claimed for an undisclosed amount.
The mistake I think I made was: instead of under "Value" where I SHOULD have put "under £5,000 I left this blank, I put in "Amount claimed"
£100 which I should have left blank.
The Defendant have acknowledged the claim and say they are going to defened. I'm not bovver'd about it, as I am using this small sprat as a 'test case' to catch a much bigger fish.
But has anyone claimed on this issue? and what are the chances of a succesful claim?


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I have all my statements via DPA as I claimed back Penalty Charges.
I got my copy of original Application for credit via s.78 (1) Consumer Credit Act 1974 (s.78 (1).
I have asked for the PPI terms and conditions and the Master Policy via DPA and CCA.
They will not send me them as they say these have nothing to do with my personal data.

Can anyone help as to NOT TICKING the BOX requesting PPI on original Application Forms

Going back weeks I put a claim into court against the Halifax because I had not "Ticked " the box requestig PPI
They acknowleged the claim and their intention to Defend
They did'nt and I won by default
The amount they had charged me was small I dont really know how much only £50 or so at the most
I claimed for £100.00 and WON
Excuse me I have to go, I have a much bigger fish to Fry

EXACTLY.
and REVENGE