Hi I hope someone can help with this I bought furniture from Land of Leather in 2007 and purchased ppi for a loan through a company called open and direct. Both these companies no longer exist so my problem is who do I contact to make a claim for mis sold ppi. Thanks

It said to obtain proof of postage but my other half threw it away because it was months ago now dont know if I should just pay it or ignore and hope they go away

Thanks to replies so far. This is the Email I responded to is this still classed as unsolicted goods. Exclusive offer for registrants for the Quest for the Undated 20p: The National Emblem Britannia Penny YOURS FREE - a £39.95 value. You only pay £2.50 P&P EVENT: It has been announced that our circulating currency designs have changed. From 2009 Britannia is being removed from the 50p. GENUINE COIN: The Britannia Penny, last minted in 1967 - this coin is over forty years old. HIGH SPECIFICATION: Intended as a collectors’ item this genuine penny is layered with pure gold and the main design motif is accented in Rhodium-Platinum, the world's most valuable precious metal. The Britannia Penny can be yours FREE: All you pay is £2.50 postage and packing. To apply now, simply press the button below. Apply Now GUARANTEE OF OFFER DETAILS 1: You may apply now to secure the National Emblem Britannia Penny, free of charge, you pay just £2.50 P&P. 2: Limit one coin per household - UK mainland households only. 3: Applications should be made within seven days. 4: Successful applicants will be sent further coins in the Changing Face of British Coinage National Emblems Edition, a collection of our coinage that is no longer being struck, and along with the National Emblems Britannia Penny successful applicants will be sent the next coin, the Portcullis Threepence, at the privileged price of just £39.95 (saving a further £2.95 on the postage and packing) to view on approval. It too will be layered with pure 24 carat gold and have its design details accented in rhodium-platinum. 5: Future coins will be sent entirely on approval and without obligation at approximately monthly intervals and can be cancelled at any time. 6: This offer is only open to UK mainland households and all applicants must be 18 years of age or over.

Hi I hope someone here can help with a problem I am having with the london mint. I sent for a Free coin from them when it arrived there was a second coin with an invoice for 32 pounds. As I didnt order it I phoned the company and told them I didnt want it and they sent me a return label with instructions on how to return the item which I did along with the free coin. This was months ago yesterday I got a final demand for payment even though I returned it I phoned again and they said unless I had proof of posting I would still be liable. As it was so long ago I no longer have proof Where can I go from here. thanks in advance for any help on this.