Re: Latest Update on PPI Judicial Review - NO APPEAL - get your claims in......
You can do an SAR for however far back you want - the only snag is the lender may hide behind the Statute of Limitations Act and state - 'sorry, we've destroyed the file'. It's got to be worth a go for a claim that large. I would also speak to First Plus to see what info they've got on file - I'd say that they would definately have records on the loan as it's likely the loan would have been running in the past 6 years so at least you're going to get credit agreements, transcripts of calls etc to have a peek at (Just because Norton were the broker, it doesn't automatically follow that they also sold the PPI - it could well be the case that FP sold it to him when conducting their final checks on the loan - Nemo were the masters at doing that).
I think an SAR to both of them would be of benefit to your case before going to Norton with a full blown complaint. If Norton do turn around and state they haven't got any record or recordings or any info at all - they're going to find it tough to defend a complaint going in there aren't they?
Originally posted by mosten
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I think an SAR to both of them would be of benefit to your case before going to Norton with a full blown complaint. If Norton do turn around and state they haven't got any record or recordings or any info at all - they're going to find it tough to defend a complaint going in there aren't they?
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