Hello all
Back in 2012 we were contacted from Real Time Claims by phone regarding ppi refunds.
We did have several that were potential and as a result got caught in their net. There were 2 or 3 successful in 2012 and invoices paid etc. they obviously are done and finished with.
Meantime there were some marriage problems, although reunited at the minute. I was suffering with depression (please don't judge) and 2013 was a devastating year for us for more than one reason. RTC were constantly calling and i mean numerous times per week at all sorts of times. I wasn't speaking to anyone let alone someone i didn't know, so stupidly i just blocked all calls that weren't family.
On 1 or 2 occasions early on i did speak to them but they just tied me up in knots and confused the heck out of me. Neither my husband (who wasnt here a good portion of the time) or I have had any contact with RTC since early 2013. By that i mean we haven't communicated by post or telephone calls with them. It wasn't at that point anything to do with getting out of anything, it was just a struggle to think about every day things let alone paperwork.
Fast forward to last week when we received an invoice from them for a Bank of Scotland claim that i 'think' was via the ombudsman back in 2013, asking for their 30%.
Might be worth making a point here that all other invoices were at 25% but now 30%?
We had no knowledge this was still going on so it was a complete shock. We have now received a cheque and fully intend to pay this invoice in the next day or two. Weirdly i do not want to get into them pestering again so will just pay it although i fear it may have the adverse effect.
We have no recollection or definite of what accounts they had or looked into etc. We have several letters saying despite recorded delivery the companies didnt receive the original letter of authority so dont actually know what they have worked on and what they dont.
If i ask them and they did agree (doubtful) obviously they have a right to be paid for work done how can i ascertain what they have done and what is a reasonable fee? Im so confused but just want an end to it all.
Can anyone tell me is there any end to this? At what point will/can i leave them for good? Could they still be doing this in another few years?
Back in 2012 we were contacted from Real Time Claims by phone regarding ppi refunds.
We did have several that were potential and as a result got caught in their net. There were 2 or 3 successful in 2012 and invoices paid etc. they obviously are done and finished with.
Meantime there were some marriage problems, although reunited at the minute. I was suffering with depression (please don't judge) and 2013 was a devastating year for us for more than one reason. RTC were constantly calling and i mean numerous times per week at all sorts of times. I wasn't speaking to anyone let alone someone i didn't know, so stupidly i just blocked all calls that weren't family.
On 1 or 2 occasions early on i did speak to them but they just tied me up in knots and confused the heck out of me. Neither my husband (who wasnt here a good portion of the time) or I have had any contact with RTC since early 2013. By that i mean we haven't communicated by post or telephone calls with them. It wasn't at that point anything to do with getting out of anything, it was just a struggle to think about every day things let alone paperwork.
Fast forward to last week when we received an invoice from them for a Bank of Scotland claim that i 'think' was via the ombudsman back in 2013, asking for their 30%.
Might be worth making a point here that all other invoices were at 25% but now 30%?
We had no knowledge this was still going on so it was a complete shock. We have now received a cheque and fully intend to pay this invoice in the next day or two. Weirdly i do not want to get into them pestering again so will just pay it although i fear it may have the adverse effect.
We have no recollection or definite of what accounts they had or looked into etc. We have several letters saying despite recorded delivery the companies didnt receive the original letter of authority so dont actually know what they have worked on and what they dont.
If i ask them and they did agree (doubtful) obviously they have a right to be paid for work done how can i ascertain what they have done and what is a reasonable fee? Im so confused but just want an end to it all.
Can anyone tell me is there any end to this? At what point will/can i leave them for good? Could they still be doing this in another few years?
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