PPI on SB

[xboxer]

Morning all, 8-)

 

I've been away for awhile, MAJOR house renovations going on, but want to now chase up on a couple of more possible PPI reclaims.

 

Just wondering what the general consensus is with regards to claiming on a statute barred debt?

 

Crapbot kindly reminded me about an old Associates credit card from sometime round the turn of the century.

 

I remember it being the standard leaflet application form and pretty sure I ended up paying not only PPI but the lost card/keys protection scheme thing as well, I remember being sent some keyrings with a number to phone on them.

 

Thanks in advance

[dx100uk]

no time limit

 

also see the post/sticky on cpp anouncement

 

dx

[xboxer]

Thnks dx,

 

Would I be right in thinking that the OC will have to pay me as they sold the debt on and crapbot will just have to whistle?

[dx100uk]

yep but you'll only get back what you have actually PAID

 

not that contained in any outstanding balance

 

dx

[dx100uk]

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dx

[xboxer]

yep but you'll only get back what you have actually PAID

 

not that contained in any outstanding balance

 

dx

 

Haven't credit card companies always claimed that the PPI element was always paid first?

 

One of the few occassions that it's win win for the consumer