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I recently posted a parcel using InPost's new 'quick and easy service' service. Essentially, you fill in your details using the online form, they pre-auth your card for the postage, you take your parcel to the locker, stick it in and then you are billed based on the size locker you use. I've used InPost in the past and have been asked if I'd like to insure my parcel. This didn't happen on this new checkout process, so I thought perhaps it would happen at the locker. It didn't. And now my parcel seems to be lost in transit. And it's worth around £500 and I'm kicking myself for closing the locker without confirmation of insurance. I've looked elsewhere on the site and can confirm they still offer insurance. See here: https://www.inpostdirect.co.uk/help-centre/parcels/question/pricing/will-there-be-any-compensation-cover-applied-to-my-order. I've also slowly gone through (and screengravbbed) the new 'streamlined' checkout process to confirm at no point did it offer me insurance. There is a link to the terms of service which mention £20 standard insurance, but they seem to have neglected to offer the standard parcel protection in the new process. The representaives I've spoken to on the phone say that this new process is a week old so I wouldn't be suprised if this is some sort of oversight. I'm hoping for the best, but expecting the worst. Can anyone tell me if I have a leg to stand on in terms of complaints and/or legal action? Thanks
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Have you told the fos about this issue with a default harming your future and that is why it was paid off before the expiry of the DN's 14 day warning date, if it was? As for calculating the correct 8%, use our stating sheet.
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By shouldireallypaythis · Posted
I don't have a printer so have taken photos and put into word to group them all and put into PDF - hope that is ok!! Penalty fare SWR.pdf -
So here is the information sent to me by FOS in reference to requesting a breakdown and removing BOTH defaults: “Please see below for a breakdown of the refund for Mr X second account; Fees £63 Interest £116.58 8% interest 21p minus 4p applicable tax £75 compensation Total £254.75 I've arranged for this to be sent to the bank details provided and the customer should receive the funds by the close of business on the 30th May. I've also requested for this account to be deleted from the customer's credit file however, this can take 6-8 weeks to update. Mr X has also asked if we could consider removing the default from his other account. However, as we've previously explained that this has been added correctly and we're unable to remove it as a gesture of goodwill.” I have gone straight back to FOS stating that the interest is completely incorrect - how have they managed to get 21p as 8% interest on the refund before compensation? Am I right in saying 8% is applied to each transaction to be refunded in the following way: Charge x Days Elapsed x 8 / 36500 then total the amounts & deduct tax. Also the default on the first card is now going to stay on until 2026 - this will be my only negative marker. I did try to get them to change the date of registration as I did originally receive a Default Notice 21st October 2017 as they set up a 6mth Payment plan. (was two months in arrears) However I stated on the 24th October that I did not want a default recorded and asked family to pay the balance off so the default was never actually registered. The actual refund is not my issue it's really the default - this is preventing me going Full-Time (currently a temp) as I'm working with Financial information and the company can not employe me outright due to negative markers. My boss is understanding but I can only remain as a temp (between 10 & 15k wage difference from temp role to perm😔)
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