Black Horse, used my husbands name illegally, for selling me, PPi

[esther.w.p]

Hi,

 

does anybody know of a good Solicitor who deals with fraud.

 

We have a crime number.

 

Back in 2007, I was given a loan by Black Horse,

but as I worked less than 16 hours,

was told I was not eligible for PPi

but they could use my husbands name with my signature,

I thought nothing of it.

 

This fraud was bought to our attention, when we took Black Horse to the FOS, for a second joint loan,

which my husband received a final settlement figure 'over the phone' for,

when my mother died and I went into bereavement depression.

 

My husband had asked Black Horse to sent out a 'loan closed' letter, after he paid the lump sum requested by Black Horse,

only to realise some time later, that this had not been sent and they had added charges.

 

We have taken them to FOS and are about to have this all quashed

and they again play dirty sending another file through for the FOS to go through...we are told, the FOS, have to look at the file!!!!

 

Black Horse has tried to take us to court but had it thrown out, and a matter of £1200

and still maintain the default date info on our credit report are correct, which it is not.

 

Does anyone know of a good Solicitor.

 

We wish to write to Black Horse head office and request they close the loan account and remove the data from our credit files,

or we will have no choice but to take court action with our proof and crime number.

 

They have been messing with our lives for 6 years now..enough is enough.

[BankFodder]

You won't need a solicitor for this - or certainly not at the moment. Much better to do as much as possible yourself. You will be in control and do a much faster and more aggressive job. Lloyds will realise that you have a solicitor and they will know that it is in their interests to make it as difficult as possible and therefore push up your bill and your risk.

 

Let us help you and give you a much better idea of how strong your case is and what it might be worth.

 

Why don't you start off by laying out a bullet pointed chronology of what has happened. You explanation so far is not very clear.