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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
Don't forget to get the ppi claimed
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Don't forget to get the ppi claimed
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
I can still claimed PPI? Really? Who should I claim it from? CL Finance?Comment
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
Originally posted by zhanzhibar View Post
Why not ? It was still mis sold right ?
They'll probably try to set off so ask for a cheque.
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
Oh OK. I will try then but how do I know how much to ask for? Is there a spreadsheet somewhere I can use? As i said earlier I have never claimed for PPI on any of debts I have which mostly pre 2006. May be I should start looking into this.Comment
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
Start new threads on the ppi and the people who know will assist. I don't think you need to know how much although they may cheat you if you don't know !
It could be enough to clear debts in certain circumstances and sometimes it only takes a letter or 2.
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
Hi all
Does anyone know how much can a Litigant in person ask for per hour? Is it £9.25/hr or is it £18/hr?Comment
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
£18.00 pr hrComment
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Re: CL Finance taking me to court over loan (ex-HSBC) which has PPI- how to defend?
Yes, yes, yes
great result against clueless finance
well happy for youComment
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