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MBNA PPI - I am sure I never checked the check box!
Hi all,
I am looking for some advice on how I should progress this situation.
I signed up for an MBNA credit card a few years ago and am sure I never checked the check box for requesting PPI, yet have been paying it ever since day 1.
I have on a number of occasions spoken with MBNA and have asked for a copy of my initial credit agreement. THey have never sent me a copy.
What should I do?
Any help appreciated, I'm in quite a lot of debt and need to start acting on it in any way I can. Sick of being taken for a ride by these corporate monsters!
Re: MBNA PPI - I am sure I never checked the check box!
Hi,
You really should SARMBNA. This will get back everything they have in your file including the agreement and the statements showing how much you have paid.
It costs £10 to get it. send a postal order
send by recorded delivery
they have 40 days to comply
If you are asked to deal with any matter via private message, PLEASE report it.
Everything I say is opinion only. If you are unsure on any advice given, you should see a qualified solicitor
Re: MBNA PPI - I am sure I never checked the check box!
Thanks silverfox - will do that the moment my cheque book arrives...
The letter says to cross out your name - whats that about?
Also, the way you worded your message made me think that there may be a few things the Subject access request may turn up other than just a PPI that I said no to. Am I right?
Re: MBNA PPI - I am sure I never checked the check box!
Morning,
There have been rumours of some companies lifting signatures and placing them on agreements therefore it is wise to make your signature unliftable.
This is done by either putting a couple of lines through the signature or putting your signature on a coloured background.
The problem with sending cheques is that it needs your original signature--see above. That's why it is recommended that you send postal orders.
With the SAR, you will get back lots of stuff including your statements and if you have charges on the account, this will show them up. If so, you could start a claim to get them refunded.
I noticed in your first post that you have other debt problems. If you have debts with other providers, start a thread for each one (keeps things simple) and advice will arrive.
fox
If you are asked to deal with any matter via private message, PLEASE report it.
Everything I say is opinion only. If you are unsure on any advice given, you should see a qualified solicitor
MBNA PPI - I am sure I never checked the check box!
credit card a few years ago and am sure I never checked the check box for requesting PPI
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