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I had to start a new thread for that I am sorry. I have been reading all over the place about First Plus and the misfortune that a lot of people share for using FP.
Well my story is very similar all of you guys, the figures are
£72000 loan
£17500 PPI,
I took the loan in October 2004, I am in the process of claiming my PPI back; with interest “keeping fingers crossed” I am doing that using a solicitor, we managed to obtain the calls made to FP and he assured me that they miss sold the policy to me, I am wondering if (miss sold PPI does that mean that the credit agreement is invalid, did any one go to court and say that! And what was the response? cause they sold you PPI, they miss represent it, it is invalid and so on….) my solicitor thinks so but it is a long shot, considering no one has won this argument so far. Any input from any one will much appreciated, I am in the brink of breaking down and I need every bit of help
First Plus Loan and PPI
for that I am sorry. I have been reading all over the place about First Plus and the misfortune that a lot of people share for using FP.
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