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| bikertomm |
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Since I've been insured with bikesure I get about 15 emails a day all completely SPAM and about 5 of them are PPIclaims bollox.
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I haven't got any experience of personally claiming it back but I worked for a company that was like one of the ones who advertise on daytime tv. From personal experience of handling other peoples claims I'd say I saw at least a 80% success rate of people getting money back. One old dear got back 12 grand off a credit card she didn't even know had it on, I remember someone else getting about 10 and a few getting 8, most people get back between a grand and five depending on length and size of loan.
Just a word of warning though it can take frigging ages to come through depending on who the loan was with, HSBC used to pay out within 7 days of receiving a claim, whereas Lloyds banking group used to take forever, had clients that were waiting nearly a year for it all to go through, which makes one of said companies appealing as they follow it up for you and keep banging on the banks door. Is pretty simple filling the claim personally although it does contain a bit of paperwork, nothing too taxing but the reason we made a killing is the majority of people are either too lazy or can't be bothered to stick it out. Most of them charge about 25% for doing it all for you, pretty hefty if it's a big claim but after signing the paperwork they literally do everything for you so some see it as the better option.
Either way, good luck with it all and if you have any questions drop me a message.  ____________________ "unbelievable"
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Oh and remember that you are liable for income tax on any payout.... ____________________ Just because my bike was A DIVVY, does not mean i am...... |
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Go for it if you get the chance.
A mate of my bloke's who we bumped into last week (and who we haven't seen for a year) was absolutely delighted to tell us that he had managed to get out from under a pile of debt due to having reclaimed something like £15-20K in relation to the PPI thing ... I think he must have had loans for bikes or something, but I've rarely seen someone so beside himself with pleasure at finally being debt free  ____________________ Not nearly as interesting in real life. |
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I claimed back £480 from my credit card,£6000+ from three loans with lloydstsb... im in the middle of sorting out 3 loans with tesco and aiming to get back hopefully £4k....
Also had 2 rejection letters off rac loans and now sending a letter to the fos to sort them out...
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I sent one letter to HSBC and was amazed when I received a payment of £2700. Took a long time and it was only on a £6000 or so loan! Not sure how they worked it all out but that was a good day  ____________________ Current Toys: 06 Yamaha WR250F | Nissan 350Z GT | Tech 4 Homes |
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Can someone explain this to me in lay-mans (rather than just googling it) as it seems odd to get that kind of return back from a loan (the 1500 from a 2500 loan example) unless this is basically giving you back all the interest you paid...
Or were theses really long loans? ____________________ China traffic/travel bike vid - When I make a sweeping statement, please add the word 'statistically' in to the sentence before you bitch...
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What you get back is the PPI charge on the loan and also the interest that was payable on the PPI. As the PPI was loaded onto the loan at the start.
So as you can guess. The interest can be a large amount.
Also many banks wont work it out to the penny what it was and will just refund the PPI and interest in full.
TBH. Anyone thinking they might have been sold one of these. Is best checking the Bank/loan providers website. As they ALL should have the contact details you require to get started.
Louise. Fron HBOS website....
| Quote: | 1. Call or write to us
At Halifax we are committed to making it as easy as possible to resolve your complaint. We’d like to discuss the details of your case with you directly so your concerns can be resolved as quickly as possible. You can call us on 08457 253 519 (lines open 9am to 6pm, Monday to Friday), our dedicated number for PPI complaints or write to us at Customer Relations, PO Box 548, Leeds, LS1 1WU.
2. Download and complete a FOS PPI Questionnaire
If you decide you want to proceed with your complaint, download the FOS PPI Questionnaire and fill in the details of your case. Filling in a FOS PPI Questionnaire from the Financial Ombudsman Service helps us process your complaint as efficiently as possible. Send the FOS PPI Questionnaire directly to us at Customer Relations, PO Box 548, Leeds, LS1 1WU.
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| Bonny wrote: | Can someone explain this to me in lay-mans (rather than just googling it) as it seems odd to get that kind of return back from a loan (the 1500 from a 2500 loan example) unless this is basically giving you back all the interest you paid...
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"PPI" is an insurance plan sold to people to protect them in the event of them being made unemployed or unable to repay the loan in some way.
Often the charges ended up being more than the interest on the loan. Especially on credit cards - I was offered PPI at 1% per pound of balance outstanding, meaning that if I didn't pay at the end of the month, I'd be charged 1% of outstanding balance. Every month.
So someone who leaves say, a £1000 balance on a CC (not unheard of), would be paying on the order of £100 a year in PPI charges.
Nothing to do with the interest on the loan - a seperate insurance policy that often banks signed people up for without asking or without telling the buyer why.
So the amounts stated are basically a refund on insurance that was never used and probably never needed in the first place. A bit like getting your car insurance back if someone signed you up for it without knowing, and you never had a car.
Though honestly, I'm not sure how so many people got caught out. You can generally cancel PPI whenever (at least on credit cards), so how the hell do people not notice random charges on their bank statements?
Am I the only one who actually pays attention to what my CC company charges me? They get what I spent, each month, nothing more or less. Then again, I'm not really a loans person, at least commercial loans. I'd rather have my money work for me. |
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Cheers for the number.
Ive called all my creditors past and present and I have no PPI on anything
Will try dads later... |
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Ok,
I've had in total from Lloyds - a credit card (£1500), 3 seperate loans, and then all of the above was consolidated into a loan I now pay.
On 2 of the original loans I think I was paying PPI, though I dont ever remember asking for it. (I also dont remember denying it though tbh)
Am I in a position to claim anything back? Can anyone point me in the right direction? If I can do it by email/phone then I will, dont get much time to actually go into the bank.
Edit: I dont mind having the PPI on the current loan, as if things go tits up at work it should cover me (I hope).
I've moved like three times so paperwork is a bit sparse (idiot, I know)
UPDATE: Called up, lodged a complaint, theyre sending me paperwork out that I have to have a gander at within 5 working days.
Of my three loans, the two smallest ones had PPI (£1k and £2.5k) and I just told them on the phone I did not ask for PPI, I dont remember being told that PPI would be included in the payment (checked online banking at the loans were all 1 payment each - not seperate PPI payments - does this mean I have a stronger case?) ____________________ "Oh....it looks like Average Joe's is forfeiting the match!" - "Yeah, its a risky strategy but lets see if it pays off for 'em Cotton." |
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| Fawbish wrote: | Ok,
I've had in total from Lloyds - a credit card (£1500), 3 seperate loans, and then all of the above was consolidated into a loan I now pay.
On 2 of the original loans I think I was paying PPI, though I dont ever remember asking for it. (I also dont remember denying it though tbh)
Am I in a position to claim anything back? Can anyone point me in the right direction? If I can do it by email/phone then I will, dont get much time to actually go into the bank.
Edit: I dont mind having the PPI on the current loan, as if things go tits up at work it should cover me (I hope).
I've moved like three times so paperwork is a bit sparse (idiot, I know)
UPDATE: Called up, lodged a complaint, theyre sending me paperwork out that I have to have a gander at within 5 working days.
Of my three loans, the two smallest ones had PPI (£1k and £2.5k) and I just told them on the phone I did not ask for PPI, I dont remember being told that PPI would be included in the payment (checked online banking at the loans were all 1 payment each - not seperate PPI payments - does this mean I have a stronger case?) |
If you feel you need PPI on a loan, don't buy it from the bank. You can get a much better deal from an insurance company |
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Good news !!!!
Just received a letter from Northern Rock offering me £2920 which will be paid within 28 days
The Whole process only took 30 days !!
Time for a new bike me thinks  |
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