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hi just jue

 

i went down the ts route and they were keen at first but stated that as i was pursuing other issues was best to go down the court route

 

did hint that he believed they had misold gardx and was liable to refund the payment

 

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hi just jue I`m a newbie here and have just been browsing some posts yours caught my eye. I was given guardx as a gift as I was a first time customer the guy ask me to sign for it to prove to guardx that they where handing them out to new customers and where not just gathering dust in a stock room and like an idiot a signed without reading it now seems that I was conned out of £300 what a crafty barsteward

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Just had reply from the FOS:

 

A brief review is:

The FOS do not agree the GARDX is cancellable as I they are satisfied that I intended to purchase it (didn't have any option as it was already filled out).

 

On my statement the total is £299 more than on my agreement - Welcome have agreed to refund this amount (which shouldn't have been there to start with).

 

I cancelled the insurance on the first agreements within 14 days, by the time the paperwork was sorted out I had paid two payments. On the new agreement the amount had reverted back to the original amount, so in my eyes I have more interest again the FOS say that welcome have not done anything wrong and the rescheduling was done as a gesture of goodwill!!!

 

I know post was looking into the rescheduled agreement errors as it wasn't the same as the original

 

Any more advice would be appreciated

 

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well done jj

 

if welcome finance have agreed to refund the £299 then in my honest opinion it is as good as misold

 

therefore it is up to you how you tackle the interest side of things

 

but personally they have made money on the purchase and it is up to you how hard you push

 

good result though

 

pleased for you

 

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Hi, Essexboy, they are only going to refund the 299 because on my statement the starting amount is 299 more than my agreement, they did credit me the 299 but didn't take any amount off the total. The FOS didn't notice that until I stated it (worrying that they can't do basic maths).

 

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This is one of questioned I wanted answering but I didn't get one.

I wanted to know how on a fixed agreement was the starting amount was £299 more than it should of been.

The FOS asked Welcome why the the amount was wrong and Welcome didn't respond to them.

 

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jj

 

i am no expert

 

but have followed the advice of others (and with their guidance have researched the issues) and the advice given is generally spot on.

 

if gardx is your only issue then ensure you get the full refund of the £299 (i would also include the interest charged) as welcome have already agreed to this.

 

if other issues are a cause of concern then let the caggers known and i am sure a solution will be found

 

i say this as gardx was only a small area of my complaints and therefore if there is a bigger picture the response may be different.

 

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Hi everyone, just a quick post.

 

I took out car finance with breakdown & Gap insurance. When I got home I realised that I could buy the insurances myself for about a fifth of what I had been charged.

So I cancelled the insurances, the finance company wasn't to happy but tough. It took them nearly two months to sort out the paperwork and I had to go down to the local branch to resign them.

 

After reviewing the resigned agreement there is a couple of queries, I had paid £200 deposit which is not shown on the new agreement and by the time the paperwork had been sorted out I had paid two monthly payments and on the new agreement the total amount is back up to the original amount.

 

If someone could let me know if this is right.

 

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Hi yes I have everything, but they are saying there isn't a problem. I then took my complaint to the FOS and they agreed with the finance company. It just seems wrong that I am paying more than I should.

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Hi, no Welcome haven't agreed to refund the £299 for the Gardx, they have only agreed to refund the £299 extra that they put on the agreement that they shouldn't have done. In their eyes and the with the FOS they are saying I willingly agreed to purchase the Gardx but I had no option.

 

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Essexboy, I have spoke to GARDX this morning and they don't have any records of the warranty number or car reg on their system. They say it is quite common for the paper work not to be sent to them. Don't know if this will help.

 

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so if there was a problem with the paintwork it would not be covered then?

 

they told me the same thing after i contacted them and also got this response in writing by e mail

 

they did say that if i could prove i had a warranty and maintained it by purchasing the conserver on an annual basis they would have honoured it

 

at the time two years had elapsed and therefor warranty was invalid

 

this seem to be a regular excuse with them as you are about the sixth person that has stated they had no records for the car at gardx

 

seems a little bit fishy

 

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