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    IV been reading your posts about symmetric systems Ltd T/A bank smart , they have been hounding me for years, they have done nothing for me I have signed no letters for them they want money for ppi they said I got ,I spoke to bank in question and said they payed nothing and case had been closed years ago before I even heard of bank smart, a letter has arrived today from dcbl on behalf of bank smart , I am very worried and suffering at home with a broken arm.thank you
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    Hi SEL

    Welcome to LB

    Hope your arm gets better soon.

    Hopefully EXC can look in.


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      Originally posted by SEL View Post
      IV been reading your posts about symmetric systems Ltd T/A bank smart , they have been hounding me for years, they have done nothing for me I have signed no letters for them they want money for ppi they said I got ,I spoke to bank in question and said they payed nothing and case had been closed years ago before I even heard of bank smart, a letter has arrived today from dcbl on behalf of bank smart , I am very worried and suffering at home with a broken arm.thank you
      Hiya

      Ok, don't worry.

      Before we can advise we need to see the letter from DCBL (and any related correspondence from Bank Smart). You can either post it here (removing any personal information) or email it to me at nick@legalbeaglesgroup.com

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