Buy as you view insurance

[flynnsmum123]

just wondering if bayv stating that you have to take their insurance or be covered by your own home contents insurance is the same codswollop as bright house?

 

they do acknowledge that the extra warranty is optional just not this insurance.

[renegadeimp]

Exactly the same as brighthouse.

[babybear39]

BAYV request a copy of your contents insurance annually until the goods are paid and on receipt of such will remove the cover... That was the case when I last asked them... The BAYV rep. might want to comment...

[renegadeimp]

No law that says you MUST have insurance for HP goods. Sure, they can reject you if you dont take it, but they cannot force it on you.

[babybear39]

Most, if not all, HP companies insist on a certain level of cover for the term of the agreement. BAYV will remove said cover on receipt of contents insurance as mentioned...

[BAYV]

Dear Flynnsmum123

 

The comments from both

 

renegadeimp & babybear39 are both correct is so much that no insurance is mandatory, however unless you have cover for most products on our HP agreements we usually require some form of cover, for which we have a 3rd party insurer that can provide this. If you do have cover or would like to obtain it from elsewhere we would be more than happy to remove your current insurance.

 

Just one point of clarity however our cover is not exactly the same as other HP companies such as BrightHouse as ours is a full insurance in that it replaces "new for old" as opposed to simply a remaining payment waiver.

 

If we can be of any further help please contact customer services

 

Kind Regards

 

BAYV

[flynnsmum123]

i'd like to claim these back,can i send the letter via email to the ceo? pretty much on first name terms with that department lol

 

i know online its classed as all sorted but the last time i spoke to someone it was 2 separate things?

 

i got one of them removed a while back but didn't claim the payments back,but i was still told i need the other because as usual 'i don't have home insurance'

 

do i need to fill in a spreadsheet or anything? can interest be added on?

 

i read here enough that i should know these things just want to double check

[renegadeimp]

From experience on these forums, the CEO simply shrugs off any responsibility onto the various stores. As a general rule, you can reclaim all insurances and interest at the rate they charged. If you took out one of their new agreements, it is harder to do as they have thrown everything in together to try and stop people reclaiming it, so they can make even more money off the vulnerable.

 

It seems theyve started to copy Brighthouse's business method.

[flynnsmum123]

if they are open tomorrow i will double check what i am paying for.

 

i got one thing last june and the other about 3/4 months ago.

 

i was able to cancel one insurance so fingers crossed that i don't have them lumped into one.

 

there isn't a store near me so if he pulled that he'd be onto plums ha ha

[flynnsmum123]

I got all the information from them so it's as follows:

 

Agreement 1

Total amount - 862.68

 

Start date: 22/6/13

Insurances: allsorted £1.45 p/w

Eps £1 p/w

Cancelled allsorted: 2/4/14

Interest rate: 49.9%

 

Agreement 2 - 1462.89

 

Start date: 1/3/14

Insurances: allsorted 2.49 p/w

Account closed 13/3/14

(TV was broken when I got it)

Interest: 49.9%

 

Agreement 3

 

Start date: 15/3/14

Insurances: allsorted 3.17 p/w

Eps 2.60 p/w

Allsorted cancelled: 2/4/14

Interest rate: 49.9

 

So now I have all this,what do I do with it? Lol

[renegadeimp]

If you have full statements so you can see exactly what insurances there are plus the amounts you paid each week, then you need to enter it into a specific spreadsheet ( Theres one on these forums somewhere), and get the total value from it.

 

Basically you'd need an itemised statement so you can check for each amount and that it tallys up. Not simply go off what they have said.

[flynnsmum123]

i had a look earlier for a speadsheet and didn't have much luck i'll have another look though.

 

i pay via direct debit from the start so i can checks dates and amounts that way. i'll have a look for my agreements as well to be sure though

[flynnsmum123]

ive found the spreadsheet can someone explain what i put in the days elapsed column?

 

renegade you also said to charge the % of interest they charged me so do i changed the 8% to 49.9?

 

thanks

[renegadeimp]

I think so. Hold on for confirmation though. Im not sure if the higher rate is for reclaiming penalty charges or insurances.

[flynnsmum123]

will do

 

just confused about that days elapsed cause it was filling that in automatically

[dx100uk]

the spreadsheet is automatic

 

you don't have to put anything in the days elapsed col.

 

all you do is put THEIR int rate in cell D15

 

and the list EACH WEEKY payment of all sorted

 

entering the date/description [all sorted] and that weekly amount

in the first 3 colms

 

use the CISHEET

 

dx

[flynnsmum123]

forgot about this because i was waiting for the statements. finally arrived so i'll give it a go and post up when im done.

[flynnsmum123]

attached the pdf. i dunno why it keeps chopping the document when i convert it,tired different programs and its the same outcome.

 

it seems to have changed the dates around from DD/MM/YY to MM/DD/YY weird. thats not what the original is like.

 

have i entered everything right?

 

[ATTACH]52205[/ATTACH]

[dx100uk]

set you page size to a4

[flynnsmum123]

for some reason they are all doing the same and they are all already set at a4.

 

ive tried 5 different sites and downloaded 3 different programs all the same outcome.

 

technology hates me

[dx100uk]

ok try a diff way

instead of converting the spreadsheet to PDF

 

simply attach the xls file

 

the printing to PDF issue will be fit to page option

in the converter software

 

don't forget you can download free adobe print to pdf addd ons for MS office.

 

dx