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8th October 2006, 22:33
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Gingi1 v Marks and Sparks Hello they took 19 days for my Subject Access Request which from what I've been reading is pretty good going, however, they only went back to oct 01 on an account that's been open since 98. Have written asking for the remaining info if they have it. My thread is Koko vs Marks & Spencer in this section. Thank god someone finally on the same time line as me with them. Have you noticed how everyone who starts with M&S seems to vanish, scarey, unless they're all signing confidentiality agreements of course. Keep updating your thread, I'm v interested to see what happens with you.
Koko
__________________ Lloyds TSB Current Account/Joint Account/Business Account (ST not Ltd) PL 30/8/06; lba 14/9/06; N1 filed 24/10/06 M&SFS Credit Card SAR16/9/06; partial data rec'd; 11/10 written; in correspondence Lloyds TSB Credit Card SAR16/9/06; partial data rec'd 14/10; written 30/10/06 ext'd timelimit; Student Loans Company Ltd SAR2/10/06 silence!!! Lloyds TSB PPI on Loans CCA & SARsent 21/10/06 Partner: Lloyds TSB Current Account SAR3/10/06 silence !!! Credit Cards: Lloyds TSB SAR3/10/06; rec'd 26/10 back burner for now Marbles SAR3/10/06; rec'd 26/10 back burner for now Monument SAR3/10/06 Virgin Subject Access Request3/10/06 Morgan Stanley SAR3/10/06; partial data rec'd; 19/10 CCA req; 24/6/06 rec'd; in correspondence Barclaycard SAR3/10/06; data rec'd; 14/10 written with CCA request; 24/6/06 rec'd; in correspondence |
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30th October 2006, 21:48
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Originally Posted by Gingi1 Has anyone had any luck with claiming back the PPI that is forced on you? | I havent heard of anyone trying this so will watch this space and watch your progress. good luck |
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31st October 2006, 01:45
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Gingi1 v Marks and Sparks I knew my posts were too long everyone fell asleep after the first few lines!!! Me, yes I'm going after ppi. Koko vs Marks & Spencer
If PPI was forced on you complain, they aren't allowed to do this, and if you can prove it, ask for it all back plus compound interest.
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31st October 2006, 14:10
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Gingi1 v Marks and Sparks Thank you Koko, your posts are not too long - I'm just lazy - my apologies
I shall be going after the PPI then. I had a separate insurance to cover my salary if I was unable to work and yet all the banks insisted that I take theirs. I am now going to go after First Direct (loans, credit cards), Co Operative (loans, credit cards) and M & S.
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