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9th September 2006, 22:13
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| | Basic Account Customer | Welcome Car Finance **WON** Thanks to this web site and all the things i have been reading, it has given me new hope in trying to get my money back. To cut a very long story short, I got a car in Jan 2003 through Welcome finance, I know, stupid me!!. Anyway, things went from bad to worse within a week. The car lasted for about six weeks when the cam belt went and i was left stranded. After calling the number for ages for the welcome recovery - no answer. I ended up using my own insurance company who came out and picked me up within an hour.
Got on the phone to the local welcome office and they told me I had to go back to the garage, got onto the garage and they told me, you guessed it - get back to welcome. This went on for about three weeks. Got really fed up and wrote to the office asking for a solution. In the meantime, money was still going out of my account.
In 2003, we also had our child, which was one main reason we got the car. It makes me sick that as someone who does not know the inside out of cars, we were told it had a check by the RAC and passed with flying colours. But when it was checked out by someone I got in after it broke down, They gave me a whole list of major faults.
As said to cut this short, I paid over £2,200 for a car that I had use out of for six weeks. I have written untold letters between 2003/04 asking for 1, to pay back the money 2) to collect the car as it had been written off. 3) to confirm that I had not been given any defaults etc for cancelling my agreement as I was not paying for goods which where sold to me with defects. I have always asked for them to contact me in writing which they have NEVER done. Luckily, I have kept ALL of my records for this including who I talked to and when, letters and also any thing they have told me. Only wished I taped some of thier excuses, it would have made me millions in comedy!!!
I would say that there is no difference between Welcome and Yes car credit. And as I live in the area where the BBC did a programe (which shut the Yes car credit office down) I would recommend to anybody - it does not matter how hard up you are - do NOT go with any of these companies as they will sell your granny if they could.
I have searched around the site, but not sure what to do now. I am determined to get this sorted once and for all. Can I send Welcome a form like the banks one to give them a timescale to return my money before taking them to court.
Any advice would be much appriciated. |
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12th September 2006, 18:25
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Welcome Car Finance See below
Last edited by surreylad; 12th September 2006 at 19:13.
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12th September 2006, 19:12
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Welcome Car Finance It's been a good day today!
Consumer direct got back to me this morning by phone and e-mail
Gave a little advice and gave me another contact - Finance and leasing association. Gave them a ring, gave them details of my issue and they have put a letter in post for me to sign to let them deal with my case.
Welcome will have 21 days to respond from the time they get my letter back.  |
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13th September 2006, 14:51
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Welcome Car Finance my boyfriend has a similar situation with them, we are going to court against them we also took advice from consumer direct wrote letters, phone calls and then trading standards took it up on our behalf , they ignored everything , never even responded , we are going to court but this is also a slow process and it has toaken 6 months so far and we are still waiting for a hearing date now , they do not care , and he bought his car a year and half ago, prepare yourself for the long haul, we had to get another car in the meantime but this has ruined his credit history as he is unable to get credit on anything while this is on his credit file ,even though it is marked as a dispute |
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19th October 2006, 11:39
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Welcome Car Finance Just a quick note to say
I've WON
Recieved letter today to confirm they were in the wrong all the time  and they have contacted credit agencies to update my reference
AND SENT FULL PAYMENT BY CHEQUE
I'm off to put it in the bank before they change thier mind
Thanks to the CAG for giving me so much help and guidence. Once money has gone through, I will be make a donation |
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19th October 2006, 11:52
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Welcome Car Finance CONGRATULATIONS!!!
well done for sticking with it.
i want to tackel Welcome but my loan is secured on my home, so a bit risky but it could be years before I can move to another lender so still considering this matter.
not pinchng your thread - how big is the smile on your face    |
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19th October 2006, 13:03
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Welcome Car Finance THANKS Maybelline
Smile goes from one ear to the other.
I have found out (in a very short time) that years of trying to do something on my own was not working, thanks to the support of people like you and others, I was put on the right track and it's been sorted in a really short period of time.
My advice is don't worry about it. If they are in the wrong, kick them where it hurts. They got me down for over three years and thats something I've learnt, All they do is bully us inderviduals as they think they have a lot of mussle.
You've always got this forum and us to support you. GO FOR IT  |
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2nd November 2006, 01:26
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