PPI Successes [NO QUESTIONS or EXPLANATIONS PLEASE] - just Bank/How Much with a link to your thread.

[Sammythebest]

I had £2,000 pound taken in PPI off a credit card from Halifax , never asked for it. One phone call and I got it back with interest and compensation by cheque. Just off to OH,s now which goes back to 2001

[alanalana]

I had £2,000 pound taken in PPI off a credit card from Halifax , never asked for it. One phone call and I got it back with interest and compensation by cheque. Just off to OH,s now which goes back to 2001

 

 

Well done:D

Edited June 3, 2009 by alanalana

[Dr C]

Hi All,

 

Wanted to share a quick success and say definitely worth continuing pursuing these types of claims.

After initially requesting SAR from Halifax credit card I received an offer for the charges which I've initially rejected and awaiting to hear back but today received a letter regarding my missold PPI saying that they have investigated and agreed I was missold and will return the card back to the status as though no PPI had been taken out, if they include interest charges on the balance it will mean a return of some £900!!!!!!

 

Has just made my year as money so tight at the moment!

[alanalana]

Hi All,

 

Wanted to share a quick success and say definitely worth continuing pursuing these types of claims.

After initially requesting SAR from Halifax credit card I received an offer for the charges which I've initially rejected and awaiting to hear back but today received a letter regarding my missold PPI saying that they have investigated and agreed I was missold and will return the card back to the status as though no PPI had been taken out, if they include interest charges on the balance it will mean a return of some £900!!!!!!

 

Has just made my year as money so tight at the moment!

 

 

Well done:)

 

Cracking result:D

 

aa

[CornishMaid]

Another success from Halifax!!! £1100 returned from a missold mortgage repayment protection plan. Thanks CAG - another donation on the way.

[alanalana]

Another success from Halifax!!! £1100 returned from a missold mortgage repayment protection plan. Thanks CAG - another donation on the way.

 

Well done again

[hellhasnofury]

Oh dear, oh dear how unfortunate for you, that you would have had to pay a large portion of your success to this specialist that helped you get back your ppi and interest within a magical 12 weeks:rolleyes: When you could have done it all by yourself and kept the lot.

 

This is a well established forum were many help others, for nothing but the satisfaction of helping to empower others to help themselves:)

 

I find it rather offensive that you are using it for free advertising:mad: and hoping to make a quick buck on the back of others who have already been stung.

 

Thankfully your post will be removed.

[patrickq1]

another spammer hhnf lol

all that dough gone to someone like FRKLNS they charged me before the mortgage and it cost 25% damm before this site ah well i dont think i got enough from the indemnity insurance so i am now attempting to forward a second claim

patrickq1

[Dr C]

Hi All,

 

Wanted to share a quick success and say definitely worth continuing pursuing these types of claims.

After initially requesting SAR from Halifax credit card I received an offer for the charges which I've initially rejected and awaiting to hear back but today received a letter regarding my missold PPI saying that they have investigated and agreed I was missold and will return the card back to the status as though no PPI had been taken out, if they include interest charges on the balance it will mean a return of some £900!!!!!!

 

Has just made my year as money so tight at the moment!

 

Cheque just turned up and it's just over £2k!!! :D

[alanalana]

Cheque just turned up and it's just over £2k!!! :D

 

Verrry Nice. Enjoy:D

[CornishMaid]

Cheque just turned up and it's just over £2k!!! :D

 

Congratulations! I've had some success with Halifax too - it's great isn't it

[Dr C]

Brilliant - At least Halifax have come out and admitted they're wrong and they could have just paid the amount that I claimed for but they've gone back to day 1, added interest and 8%. Restores some credit to them in my eyes but I'm sure everyone hasn't been as lucky with them.

[WLG]

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/payment-protection-insurance-ppi/204991-wlg-l.html

 

 

;-)

 

Ohhh Happy Days.

[jamieleeuk]

I need to go home to read the correspondance myself, but Wifey phoned to tell me Halifax had offered £200 for one claim and £800 for the other.

 

Just waiting to see if Pompey can calculate what the amounts should have been before I go back and accept / decline.

 

Kind Regards to everyone who has helped in the last 6 months. It has been stress free claiming. Just a letter for SAR, a few hours sifting through the paperwork and a couple follow up letters now the end is in sight.

 

Happy Days

[alanalana]

I need to go home to read the correspondance myself, but Wifey phoned to tell me Halifax had offered £200 for one claim and £800 for the other.

 

Just waiting to see if Pompey can calculate what the amounts should have been before I go back and accept / decline.

 

Kind Regards to everyone who has helped in the last 6 months. It has been stress free claiming. Just a letter for SAR, a few hours sifting through the paperwork and a couple follow up letters now the end is in sight.

 

Happy Days

 

When you have made a decision to accept and have the cash in hand post up your original thread and I will stick a **WON** on it.

 

It is all jolly good for morale:D

[jamieleeuk]

alanalana,

 

I todays received a 2nd letter offering me a further £860 to the 1,020 offered on Thursday. The money will be paid into my partner's account within 28 days.

 

Thanks for all of your help to you, pompey and everyone else who took their own time to help out and offer advice / support.

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/payment-protection-insurance-ppi/177311-jamieleeuk-ppi-halifax.html

 

Can I just add to anyone that's thinking of going ahead with the claims how easy this process was!

 

1. I wrote an SAR letter via a template I found on this website and waited for that to arrive.

2. Sifted through the agreements and got the relevant info and replied to their message saying I wanted my money back

3. Waited for their response and they offered me refund.

 

Kind Regards

[alanalana]

alanalana,

 

I todays received a 2nd letter offering me a further £860 to the 1,020 offered on Thursday. The money will be paid into my partner's account within 28 days.

 

Thanks for all of your help to you, pompey and everyone else who took their own time to help out and offer advice / support.

 

Jamieleeuk vs PPI Halifax **WON**

 

Can I just add to anyone that's thinking of going ahead with the claims how easy this process was!

 

1. I wrote an Subject Access Request letter via a template I found on this website and waited for that to arrive.

2. Sifted through the agreements and got the relevant info and replied to their message saying I wanted my money back

3. Waited for their response and they offered me refund.

 

Kind Regards

 

Well done again. I am pleased you got an acceptable result.

 

Enjoy having most of your money back.

 

aa

[KaiConfuzzled]

Hello everyone.

I'd like to bring to everone's attention yet another PPI success. It was my mum vs Cahoot. She had a flexible loan account with PPI added. She initially applied On line and there was no human contact involved. She could not remember taking out the ppi but admits she may have overlooked a ticked box on the web page. She set up a direct debit and then just forgot about it and let it run.

 

Some years later I realised the PPi was worthless, due to her pre-existing medical condition, so we launched a claim.

 

My mum recently had a full payment of 2859.90 from Cahoot, which effectively settled the loan in full. We started the process last December, so the process has taken roughly 6 months.

 

I would recommend anyone thinking of claiming to do so, its well worth the effort. Patience is the key, as is sticking closely to the facts and taking each step one at a time.

 

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/payment-protection-insurance-ppi/173461-cahoot-flexi-loan-ppi.html

 

A special thanks to Alanalana and Pompeyfaith for their tireless help.

 

Thanks again and good luck to those starting their claims.

 

KC

[alanalana]

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-loan-ppi.html

 

Do you want this changed to read **WON**

 

aa

 

OOOPs already done

Edited June 21, 2009 by alanalana

[guzzleguts]

Hi i am in the middle of a ppi claim with HSBC, can anyone tell me if i am successful can i request that its paid by cheque or is it normally paid into your account?

 

Thanks in advance

 

GG

[magiciansgirl]

Hi, I won a PPI claim with HSBC earlier this year and they paid it directly into my account but from memory I think I did have the option of being paid by cheque; there was a form to complete with the letter conceding I had a case.

[guzzleguts]

Thankyou magiciansgirl

 

GG

[dec22]

Hi i am in the middle of a ppi claim with HSBC, can anyone tell me if i am successful can i request that its paid by cheque or is it normally paid into your account?

 

Thanks in advance

 

GG

 

I helped a friend claim her PPI from HSBC and she was successful. Once she had signed the acceptance form, the branch rang her to come in and sign a new loan agreement without PPI. Same terms and conditions and her payment was lower because of the removal of PPI. They then refunded the PPI payments already made into her bank account within 3 working days. The acceptance asked for her bank account details (any bank) but you should be able to request a cheque.

 

Good luck!

[guzzleguts]

Thanks for the info dec22.

 

 

GG

[ronvin]

Received my cheques today after a long, dragged out, 2 months of waiting (i'm defo not a patient person).

 

Only £300 back from my RBS CC i had YRS ago. But its money i never knew i'd get back. It took a few good letters for them to pay up however they have, to my utter delight.

 

For anyone whos dealing with rbs at the mo keep at them, they knocked me back first couple of times and i got there in the end.

 

If i'd of known it would of taken this long i would of gone for contractual interest and statutory interest on top. However i needed spending money for my holiday, (i got back a month ago) so i agreed to their settlement.

 

Good luck to all