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Just chased up Littlewoods regarding late payments and charges on behalf of someone, and noticed they had PPI on the account. I had asked for 6 years worth of statements, but what they've sent me is from April 2005, so I guess this is when the account started.
Given the credit limit was £2500, but increased to £3500 a few months in, and the person who had taken out the card was part-time employed, and essentially living off credit cards until their house was sold (which took longer than expected), you can imagine that paying the minimum payments each month eventually took their toll, with interest and PPI payments increasing month on month, so their final account balance when they finally managed to pay it all off was well over £6000.
Having counted up all the PPI payments added to the account, this amounts to almost £4000 of the balance!
They can't remember actually signing up for the PPI service, so I'm not really sure what grounds they have for claiming it back, but would appreciate some help.
Is the first step to get the CCA request in, and find out what they agreed to to sign up to? In comparison, the late payment/overpayments are chickenfeed compared to the PPI payments on this account, so definitely worth chasing.
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Barclaycard took over this account, and have been in touch to say that they can't find any evidence to prove PPI was sold within best practice guidelines, and are therefore refunding the money - however they've only gone back as far as when they took over Littlewoods Finance. This only amounts to roughly half what we originally asked for, with our list of charges showing all dates going back at least 4 years, but their included list only going back 2 years.
They've not given any reason for why they've not included the earlier payments, but I suspect they're hoping we'll just settle with what they've offered, and not question it.
They're asking for bank details so that they can refund the amount they've calculated, but I'm thinking we should write back and demand the full amount, given they've already admitted they have no evidence, so I don't think they can back down now - and even if they did, I'd just move onto the fos?
Hi andy, Ive just prepared my SAR to send to littlewoods personal finance as they sold me payment protection and i wasnt even working ( was a housewife) just intrested to know what address your letter was sent to i have the northampton one is that correct?
littlewoods (barclaycard) Credit Card PPI
on the account. I had asked for 6 years
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