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MBNA have declined my claim as I ticked the PPi box.

I do not know if I ticked the box or if it was pre-ticked.

I do know I was a member of the armed forces, and it is my understanding that the policy was useless to me as I would not have been able to use it.

I eventually ended up in a trust deed (8 years ago) but that is done and dusted

 

Can anyone confirm the insurance should not have been sold to armed forces personel?, and advise if I can go to court rather than the ombudsman, and link me to the court option templates.

 

I'm in Scotland

 

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I have recently been refused my MBNA PPI claim

 

 

Our Ref: 2

Dear Mr Alan703

Account:************4780

 

Thank you for your complaint regarding the payment Protection Insurance on this account.

 

Our records show that Payment Protection Insurance was applied to your account at your request on 7 May 1998.

 

The application form you completed offered you an option to tick the box to purchase Payment Protection Insurance. This option to tick the box would have made it clear to you that you could choose whether or not to make the purchase. Given that you ticked the the box and signed below to confirm, I am satisfied that you actively chose to purchase Payment Protection Insurance and understood that it was optional when you did so.

 

At the time the Payment Protection Insurance was added to your account, you were eligible for the cover (you stated on your application form that you were a UK resident, in permanent employment and aged between 18 and 70). When you opted for payment protection cover, we did not offer advice about the policy, we provided you with information only. In other words, yours was a non-advised sale. Having reviewed the information you have provided, our processes and the disclosures which we made to you at the time, we are satisfied that you had sufficient information to make your own evaluation of and decision about the product on offer. On this basis, I regret to advise that I am unable to uphold your complaint or issue a refund of the premiums you paid.

 

I appreciate that this is likely to come as a disappointment to you. I know this is not the outcome you were hoping for. Nevertheless, I am hoping that my explanation has been helpful in setting out clearly why I have taken this view.

 

Furthermore, please be aware that PPI is still active on the account. If you wish to cancel the policy please contact us on 0800 062 621, Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm.

 

This is our final response to your complaint. If you remain dissatisfied, you now have the right to refer your complaint to the Financial Ombudsman which you must do within six months of the date of this letter. For more information about how to do this, please read the enclosed Financial Ombudsman's leaflet.

 

Their address is:

 

Financial Ombudsman Service

Customer Contact Division

South Quay Plaze

183 Marsh Wall

LONDON

E14 9SR

 

Yours Sincerely

 

Tristen Lynes

Assistant Vice President

 

1. I do not remember how or why I ticked the box - no proof and 14 years ago. - was it pre-ticked?

2. That was the letter - no evidence from them (credit agreement / transaction list etc)

3. Was I eligible being a member of the Armed forces?

4. PPI is still running on my account. Really?? I entered a trust deed which closed the account in 2004, and was discharged in 2007

 

That's just my snags with that letter.

 

Check my case numbers

Date : Reference: A/C Number : Account Type : Reason For Letter : Signed

03/04/2012: 1: Advised case number = Loan Account Loan : Acknowledgement : Rachel Nixon

05/04/2012: 1: ************3997 & ************2710 : Credit Card / Loan : Delay until 04/05/12 : Mark Pierce

27/04/2012: 1: ******4780 : Credit Card : Final Response - No PPI : Tristen Lynes

 

 

27/03/2012: 2: Advised case number = Credit Card : Credit Card : Acknowledgement : Mark Pierce

16/04/2012: 2: ************4780 : Credit Card : Delay until 14/05/12 : Mark Pierce

02/05/2012: 2: ************4780 : Credit Card : Final Response - Not Upheld : Tristen Lynes

 

03/05/2012: 3: ************2710 : Loan : New Acknowledgement : Mark Pierce

 

1. Case 1 went from being a loan, to an acknowledgement for a Loan and a credit Card, to Not upheld for a different Credit Card (4780) - No PPI on Account.

2. Case 2 remained to be a credit card the whole time. PPI on account, but claim denied. Credit Card (4780) - the same card they told me has no PPI in case 1's final response.

3. Where did my loan claim go?

4. Case 3 is a new case, supposedly investigating my Credit card and loan after I challenged the denied claim. The account number attached to it is the loan (2710)

 

 

Then there's the fact I asked how to obtain copy credit agreements and transaction lists or statements. The answer was Section 78, costing £1. Which I now believe to be incorrect as the accounts are closed, which means they do not have to comply.

 

 

I have hard evidence of all of the above, so although I cannot prove my actions or reasons for my actions at the time I supposedly ticked the box, I can rip apart every bit of correspondence they have sent me - proving their investigtion is clearly not thorough or accurate.

 

I have given them a demand to come back with an answer by 10/05/12 - original deadline, or I will go to FOS. They are not aware of the blunders above. They are aware that I am challenging their decision because I was in the armed forces, and the fact they threw money at me when I was only 18 (regularly increased credit limit by a few hundred when I asked, and also increased it by £1000's that I only noticed when a statement came through), resulted in me spending it and ending up in a trust deed. Never once occurred to them to find out how I was going to pay it back.

 

However, if I go to FOS, do they just trust MBNA to investigate it themselves and pay me accordingly? Which they clearly cannot be trusted to do!

 

What is my best route to take? Is court complicated or expensive? and would it provide a better result, or end up at the same one? Time isn't that much of an issue - MBNA getting what they deserve is!!!

 

 

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I do not think you WOULD have been eligible if you were a member of the armed forces.

 

We do have a couple of ex and serving members so I will ask for you.

 

Also, as you say, there is little proof, that you actually did tick the box, anyway.

 

Dont give up at this stage - this is so typical a first response from the banks now.. Hold tight till I find some more advice for you.

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I'm pretty sure that because they knew I was armed forces, they should have cancelled the policy - even if I had asked for it - because they knew I couldn't claim on it. (even if I didn't realise because I may or may not have read the terms and conditions fully.)

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I have read further into your post above, and notice some of the blunders they have made, again this is so typical.

 

As it is likely you will be asked..

 

Did you prepare a spreadsheet and complete the FOS form when you sent your request for the refund of the PPI ?

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I cannot prepare a spreadsheet as I have no statements. Which is why I have sent off a section 78 on the advice of MBNA, and subsequently learned on here, that it will go unanswered as the accounts are closed.

 

Thanks to my Santander Claim, I can prove a few balance transfers to the MBNA credit card, and the closing balance when I enetered my trust deed, but that is all.

 

I cannot say for certain I had PPI, but they've just confirmed I have for me. (if you believe claim no 2)

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Did you do a Subject Access Request ?

 

This is a request for ALL data that they hold on you - it will cost you £10.00 and there is a draft letter in teh CAG library.

 

They will not be able to refuse to provide information due to the closure of the account :)

 

They have 40 calendar days to respond to your request or they can be sued for non compliance :)

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Can you link me to the letter. I have already wasted £10 by their instruction trying to obtain it via section 78.

 

At least now I know they definately hold the data.

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http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/content.php?552-Data-Protection

 

Here you go :)

 

If there is something that you think requires specifically mentioning then include it in the list.

 

However, the DPA request should automatically encompass ALL data they have in retrievable filing systems.

 

If you need any further help, just shout.

 

Site team are aware of your thread, and will look in as soon as they can .

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Here you go..

 

IMHO, once you have received your SAR information, you should write to them again, advising that it is unlikely you would have ticked any box and that you require them revisit their decision.

 

Armed forces personnel are paid regardless of whether they are sick and they are not made redundant as such.

 

As far as I am aware they get paid as normal even if they are injured.

 

In which case PPI is useless to them

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Being in The Armed Forces means you are classed as a Civil Servant and in the event of injury' date=' redundancy or sickness, your employer (UK Government) will cover your repayments. So miss sold on the PPI because you could never claim it.[/color']

 

And another from the site team :)

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When I told them this (on the phone), they didn't really understand. They kept asking how long I got full pay for etc.

 

How could I get a copy of what the terms and conditions were at the time I took it out? Or is it guaranteed I'd have been unable to claim?

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I have referred my case to the FOS, who will only deal with the PPI.

 

They say I can complain to the FSA about MBNA and the amount of errors they have made.

 

They should be made to do it properly.

 

1 man, can make a difference! (maybe)

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you are not alone there are hundreds_if not thousands with you. MBNA are consumate liars! they just sold 55 milliion of debt to Idem serving in feb 2012 and more in may 2012! stick to your guns! I have just been put, through their process as well! very similar treatment and final response , as yours issued today! have already gone to FOS :)

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Boom! Let's hope they give an honest refund

 

 

Good morning Mr Stewart,

*

Thanks again for your e-mail and highlighting your concerns to us. First of all I would like to apologise for any confusion caused and hope I can clarify things for you.

*

Having reviewed all of your accounts I can see that:

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On account ending **** (your loan)

*

There was no PPI on this account, so no refund is due.

*

On account ending **** which was previously account ending ****.

*

This complaint was uphold in favour of our firm, however I am pleased to confirm following a further review we will now be upholding the complaint in your favour.

*

I am in the process of finalising the redress amounts and you will hear from us shortly. Normally a cheque can take up to 28 days. However if you have any further questions please e-mail me back.

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Kind regards

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Hmm, that is a bit of a turn around isnt it :)

 

Keep us updated as to the progress of this, please :)

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Persistance and very close analyses of all communications. I haven't even received my SAR yet.

 

If I win, I will post up email addresses of contacts, I've saved days being able to email back and fore instead of posting.

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What I need to know now is

 

The MBNA Loan was to pay the credit card that Had ppi.

 

I then re-used the credit card again. I thenI transferred £3000 from the credit card i was paying ppi on to a cahoot flexi loan, then a further £1100.

 

How do I calculate the extra interest I subsequently paid

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What I need to know now is

 

The MBNA Loan was to pay the credit card that Had ppi.

 

I then re-used the credit card again. I thenI transferred £3000 from the credit card i was paying ppi on to a cahoot flexi loan, then a further £1100.

 

How do I calculate the extra interest I subsequently paid

 

This is too deep for my brain :lol: I am sure one of the PPI gurus will be along soon to respond :)

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What I need to know now is

 

The MBNA Loan was to pay the credit card that Had ppi.

 

I then re-used the credit card again. I thenI transferred £3000 from the credit card i was paying ppi on to a cahoot flexi loan, then a further £1100.

 

How do I calculate the extra interest I subsequently paid

 

 

Hi

 

So the loan didn't have PPI so no issues there?

 

The credit card you just treat as a distinct matter from the flexi loan since the PPI would have been charged to it on a month by month basis, the amount charged would depend on the balance from month to month.

 

You won't be able to work out the interest unless you have all the statements for the card.

 

You took a flexi loan to make payments to the card....did the flexi loan have any PPI on it?

 

ims

 

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you are not alone there are hundreds_if not thousands with you. MBNA are consumate liars! they just sold 55 milliion of debt to Idem serving in feb 2012 and more in may 2012! stick to your guns! I have just been put, through their process as well! very similar treatment and final response , as yours issued today! have already gone to FOS :)

 

what does this mean? I have recieved notice that my debt is with IDEM and I have recently sent MBNA a SAR request form?

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what does this mean? I have recieved notice that my debt is with IDEM and I have recently sent MBNA a SAR request form?

 

IDEM servicing are a debt purchasing company and have bought a lot of MBNA debt/delinquent accounts and will try to collect them. IDEM are the new owners of the book of debts.

 

ims

 

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IDEM servicing are a debt purchasing company and have bought a lot of MBNA debt/delinquent accounts and will try to collect them. IDEM are the new owners of the book of debts.

 

ims

 

Thanks; does this mean my exisiting agreement with them in nul and void and who would be liable now for PPI and/or charges?

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MBNA are your target for any reclaim and as they have sold the debt then there can be no automatic set off against the balance outstanding.

 

Your agreement is not "null and void". If it has been sold then it would have been terminated before hand.

 

ims

 

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MBNA are your target for any reclaim and as they have sold the debt then there can be no automatic set off against the balance outstanding.

 

Your agreement is not "null and void". If it has been sold then it would have been terminated before hand.

 

ims

 

Thanks; I haven't made any changes to my payments :) I got a wee bit worried there!

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