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Voluntary Termination of PCP with Barclays Partner Finance

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  • Voluntary Termination of PCP with Barclays Partner Finance

    Hi there,

    I am new to this site and was looking for a bit of advice on the voluntary termination of my PCP with Barclays Partner Finance.
    I phoned Barclays yesterday seeking a voluntary termination and was advised that as I have paid more than 50% of the agreed finance I am eligible to proceed.
    The lady I spoke to was not entirely helpful and said they would send me paperwork in the post which I will receive in 5 working days and also advised the whole process takes at least 21 days.
    I was advised that if I want the car collected it will cost £150 or I can take it to a drop off centre for £75. She vaguely mentioned a third option of taking it to an auction.
    I asked if this information could be e-mailed to me and was told no it will be sent in the post.
    I was talking to a colleague in work who stated that the finance company should be coming to collect the vehicle for free and that I shouldn't sign any paperwork they send me.
    Can anyone please advise me on this matter?
    Apologies if this is a regular or repeat question but this is the first time I have taken out a PCP deal and tried to return the car so I am unsure of the correct process and do not wish to be taken advantage of.

    Cheers
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    Hello

    Read this link: Guide VT
    If you have a question about the voluntary termination process, please read this guide first, as it should have all the answers you need. Please do not hijack another person's thread as I will not respond to you
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      Thanks Rob

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