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  1. Our process is if a DD rejects,letter is sent saying we will reapply,if it rejects again a 2nd letter is sent saying we will reapply,if it rejects again a final canellation letter is sent confirm on what date it will be cancelled unless the outstanding is paid.

     

    If the DD mandate was cancelled,we would send a new DD mandate,if no reply another mandate,if still not reply,cancellation.

     

    Some companies take the cancellation of a DD mandate as instruction by "you" to cancel the policy & will do so.

     

    They do not have to sent 7 day canellation by recorded.

  2. Has anybody tried using these? I got £950 worth,on the back they say can be used in any Thomas Cook,Going places shops,or phone or online.

     

    I tried online when i got to the payment screen,no where to input voucher codes.....called Thomas Cook,they advised that they do not have the facility to take the voucher codes online or over the phone,only in store. I checked their website and there is a recent "update" and i only found this under "Q & A"

     

    If you want to use the vouchers online or phone,you have to pay by card & then send the vouchers in to get a refund against your card......no benefit there then cos you will lose any online discount as soon as you go in the store.....

     

    If the terms have only been updated on their website how do they expect others to know?

  3. regardless of what car you have had an accident in:

     

    "have you had any accidents,losses or claims in the last 3 years" is the usual scripted question.

     

    it has to be disclosed,if added now to your policy it should not make any difference to your premium but will possibly at renewal.

     

    If you have not been convicted then you do not need to disclose,if you have and you are attending a course to remove the points,again this has to be disclosed but should not increase your premium until renewal.

  4. i think you have been given the totally the wrong advice,even conned. To amend you ncd from 7 to 6 should make no diff to your premium as the most that companys will accept is 5 (65 or 70%) as this is the maxium discount they will apply.

     

    once you cancelled the 1st policy with a claim the full premium is due,you also now have a new policy with a fault claim which will increase the premium.

     

    start the complaint ball rolling and state that you have been misold a new policy when there was no need to cancel the existing policy.

  5. We have a 4 year old diagnosed with autism last year. every day a struggle getting her to school,meltdowns etc.

     

    We cannot even entertain the thought of trying public transport as the very mention of train or bus throws into a meltdown,she can watch the trains,but take her onto a platform and it then kicks off, i have to hold her to stop the thrashing about etc.

     

     

    any how,we receive the middle rate care comp £47.10 and have already been refused the motability, but could we ask to swap and pay the diff? as the higher rate mobility is £49.10. My grand parents live over 30 miles away,which would mean 2 trains and a few hours travelling,school is 2 miles,mother in law who looks after her & picks her up in the afternoons is also 2 miles.

     

    By refusing public transport,we are virtual prisoners in our own home and feel she is missing out.

  6. had an ongoing dispute with FD due to loan & CC,agreed reduced payments,but due to an error on their part interest was incorrectly calculated,which they sorted.

     

    But from what i can remember,they passed on to their in house collection Metropolitan (i say in house,when they are based in the Phillipines).

     

    Dont remember getting any warning letter,just the 1st letter from Metro,saying pay full amount in 7 days or we will instruct solicitors. In a panic i called them,they said full amount or they will put a charge on the house,they then said how much can you afford,etc I plucked a figure out of the air as they were pushing.

     

    Since then I have decided to take a look back see if FD have acted correctly.

    Who do I CCA or DSAR FD or MCS? would like to hear that call again the woman was really arrogant & pushy.

  7. I'm amazed that your own insurance company has not provided you with one. Car Hire is one of the biggest money spinners in the insurance industry - your insurance claims department should be falling over themselves to give you a courtesy car so that they can then claim the cost back from the third party insurance company and bag the profit.

     

    There are plenty of companies that will help you here.

     

     

    yes they are money spinners,thats why certain insurance companys are now charging for "gauranteed hire car" following an accident etc. They will now not give you a courtesy car while yours is in for repairs.

  8. Basically there is very little you can do.

     

    Your insurers are correct, they wont cover it because had you not driven the car after the initial impact then there wouldn't have been the subsequent damage to the engine. They are only responsible for accident damage and NOT any subsequent damage that would not have happened had the car not been driven.

     

    The garage is also correct, their warranty will not cover accident damage and it was an accident that caused the damage BUT it was your actions that escalated the damage to it's current state.

     

    I'm afraid you will have to pay for the repairs yourself.

     

    Mossy

     

    I think the OP still has a case,if you claim etc from my experiance,the claims people always ask "is the car drivable?" if not they will arrange recovery. As the car was drivable & no visible signs of damage.

     

    What does their policy wording say under "if you have an accident"?

  9. Hi thanks for looking in.

    I run a business which has just received a bill for over £3600, apparently someone switched my supplier to npower (not myself or anyone else employed by me)

    Obviously they are now looking for payment, i have asked them for the name of the person on the contract whom agreed to transfer our supply to them.

    After many weeks gone by they gave us a name, but they were never employed by myself and npower have no record of them.

    I suspect it was a canvesser trying to switch energy suppliers for commision, whatever.

    I received a letter saying i could report them to the energy ombudsman because they have failed to resolve the matter in the 8 week timescale, however 7 days later i now have a letter threatening disconnection.

    I am not in the position to pay £3600 outright due to the nature of my small business.

    Any suggestions on my next steps, this is urgent!, im happy to agree a payment plan with them, obviously we have used electricity!, i should also say no utilty bills were sent out prior to the £3600 one!

    Is it worth trying to gain a discount on the figure?, do the energy companies get fined if the ombudsman has to investagate, is this a bargaining chip?

    ALL HELP/ADVICE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED

     

    Id check your previous tariff charges etc before agreeing anything. You might end up paying more than your old supplier.

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