PPI will it ever reach an end date.

SteveL replied on 06/04/2018 12:00

Posted on 06/04/2018 12:00

Probably due to the number of folks who have call screening and the fact there are so many restrictions on cold calling, plus emails get sent to spam, they now seem to have resorted to snail mail.

This week I have received two PPI claims forms through the post, already partially filled in with name and address. 😡 This means I can't just throw them straight into recycling but have to put them for shredding. Hopefully one day they will stop extending the deadline.🤞 There is also the issue that some elderly folk will be totally confused by them, if they have no one to ask. Particularly as the envelopes have urgent do not ignore plastered all over them.

replied on 11/04/2018 09:31

Posted on 11/04/2018 09:31

Are you sure that you did not ET?

Yes because although I held a credit card from 1987 it was with my bank and rarely used it. Most months there was zero usage and zero charges and I have never paid bank charges. It was not until several years after my wife's death in 1995 that I started using cards and I took out Credit Cards with Goldfish which became a Barclay's CC and with LLoyds neither of which I had a bank account with. I used to rotate the cards in my wallet and whenever one was not used there were no charges. **

My OH however did have PPI in the past and I am talking her into submitting a claim. 

 

** strangely I do the same now in that I have two credit cards that I rotate month to month and only use my main bank card for purchases where I can get a free 2 year warranty extension

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