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Hamilton/HFC/Endeavour - Reclaim PPI

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  • di30
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    I need to sort my grammer out lol, it was late when I done this though, thats my excuse anyway :tung:
    ------------------------------- merged -------------------------------
    Any other thoughts on the above letter that I may have missed folks so you think?
    Cheers.
    Last edited by di30; 11th September 2011, 10:07:AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost

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  • di30
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    10 September 2011

    HFC Bank PLC/Endeavour Personal Finance
    Camden House West
    Birmingham
    B1 3PY
     

    Dear **** ******/Complaints Investigator, or to who can deal with this matter.


    Account Number- ********


    Thank you for your letter dated 07 September 2011 in regards of our query dated 20 August 2011, of who sold the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI), where you have confirmed on reviewing this that this product was sold by Endeavour Personal Finance (EPF) and not that of the Broker Click Finance Ltd.
    I attach this letter in regards of the above, and enclosed a questionnaire as requested for a reclaim of the Payment Protection Insurance (PPI).



    As you may be aware in regards of the PPI, this case has been with the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) since 2009, and also even prior to this in order to make a reclaim on the PPI, but we were always referred back by you to the Broker Click Finance, where then you stated were responsible for the selling of the Payment Protection Insurance.


    After some further investigation/research, and of the paperwork you forwarded to us in regards of the above loan, we were also provided with copies of the broker Application form.


    You are aware that PPI was not added to the application form, and that it was included within the loan by Endeavour Personal Finance, you also apologised for previously incorrectly stating it was Click Finance Ltd.


    We are deeply disturbed about the initial misleading advice, and something that we are not sure was an honest oversight. Therefore we have been reviewing our options regarding a complaint to the Financial Service Authority (FSA), and the consideration of taking further action.


    However, given the fact of the case, if you could expedite and uphold our complaint for the Mis-selling of the Payment Protection Insurance, and refund in accordance with the FOS guidelines, if your prepared to do that and redress further for the Distress and Inconvenience this have caused over a number of years, we will be willing to consider the matter closed.

    It has taken about 4 years (2007) since first approaching you to conclude that Endeavour Personal Finance were responsible for selling the PPI with our loan.


    As this case is already within the FOS, if you could respond to me within 14 days of this letter and oblige to the above, we can contact the Ombudsman with immediate affect on this case to have this matter closed.


    We note in your letter dated 07 September 2011, we can complain to the FOS if we are not happy with the outcome of that complaint of who was responsible, but will appreciate if you could still consider as a gesture of the above, despite you then not being regulated by the FSA/GISC when this loan was taken out, as your business owed a “Duty of Care to the Customer”.


    Your terms and conditions also state that if used a Credit Broker, you are not responsible for his actions or advice, but the PPI policy was not sold by a Credit Broker, but was sold this by Endeavour Personal Finance the lender, so this then takes it back to the lender for its actions on the sale of this policy.


    I enclose some copies of paperwork within the Reclaim Questionnaire, and hope to hear from you by 14 days with a gesture of the above to avoid further action on this account.
     
     
    Yours sincerely
    Last edited by di30; 11th September 2011, 00:12:AM.

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  • di30
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    Thank you all, you've all been so fab, its been a very long one this and I also think it may possibly come out a winner..........at last.

    With all of your help, there are a list of you I would like to thank, so a Big Thanks from me and Scooby.

    I know its not quite over yet, but I am feeling more positive now more than ever.

    I shall as always keep you all posted, cheers all xxxxx

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    Re: Hamilton/HFC/Endeavour - Reclaim PPI

    Originally posted by di30 View Post
    Do you think I should also request they pay for the distress and inconvenience caused too? or would I be pushing it do you think?
    without any doubt at all! I have just asked for ADDITIONAL compo against Egg and the FOS have granted it! Another £200 on top of what Egg were ordered to pay earlier in the year (£100). Don't ask, don't get. I backed up the request for more compo with examples of their subsequent behaviour. I think you have more than enough to chuck at them.

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    Re: Hamilton/HFC/Endeavour - Reclaim PPI

    Is section 2 of the attached of any use to you?
    http://fsahandbook.info/FSA/handbook/LI/2001/2001_8.pdf

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  • Paul210
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    Originally posted by di30 View Post
    Do you think I should also request they pay for the distress and inconvenience caused too? or would I be pushing it do you think?
    Worth a try, the worst they can do is say no!

    In the end I think theyll try to argue they 8% compensatory interest could cover this. I know FOS sometimes award extra for distress and inconvenience however in my experience these are only in the most severe of cases and are usually nominal amounts, £100 or so. There was a FOS publication about these, I think leclerc put it on the main JR forum a few months ago, might be worth a read but in gerenal I wouldnt turn down a decent offer from the lender to try and claim extra for delays from FOS, think the time of doing it would outweigh the potential extra money.

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  • di30
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    Thank you so much Paul.

    Yes after almost 3 going on 4 years this have taken and you have made a very good point here.
    I was thinking about this last night and I agree, I think this actually the way forward now, and on getting back my money.
    Do you think I should also request they pay for the distress and inconvenience caused too? or would I be pushing it do you think?

    Thanks for that Paul, I will give them a chance and 14 days on this one and with a bit of luck they will agree.
    I shall keep you posted, cheers x

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  • Paul210
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    Hi Di,

    Just trying to catch up with developments on your thread, fianlly soemthing seems to be going your way in this fight.

    If I were you I'd reply to the person who sent the confirmation that they sold the policy, advise that you are deeply disturbed about the initial misleading advice, something you are not sure was an honest oversight and are currently reviewing you options regarding a complaint to the FSA and/or legal action. State that as a gesture of goodwill you request that, given the facts of the case, they expedite and uphold your complaint for mis-sold ppi and refund in accordance with FOS guidelines, if they are willing to do that then you will consider the matter closed.

    Tell them you'll give 14 days for a response and then sit tight, I suspect you may be pleasantlty surprised. In the end you've nothing to loose by trying - the old adage if you dont ask you dont get is a good one to remember when dealing with lenders.

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  • di30
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    Originally posted by The Debt Star View Post
    yeah, FSA, TS, FOS - throw the lot at them.
    i don't understand why the FOS will close the case now though? thats punishing you for the dodgy, devious and confusing way these financial organisations have treated you - who all bounce business off one another and deny responsibility in the hope you, the victim, will go away.
    if he closes the complaint then go to his line manager and then go to the IA who will make them re-open their file.
    write a strongly worded email to the adjudicator "just short" of a formal complaint.

    Yes your right TDS, I am hoping he will come back and say he will keep it open and see what happens on the reclaim.

    I have taken note of all you said here, thank you.

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    yeah, FSA, TS, FOS - throw the lot at them.
    i don't understand why the FOS will close the case now though? thats punishing you for the dodgy, devious and confusing way these financial organisations have treated you - who all bounce business off one another and deny responsibility in the hope you, the victim, will go away.
    if he closes the complaint then go to his line manager and then go to the IA who will make them re-open their file.
    write a strongly worded email to the adjudicator "just short" of a formal complaint.

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  • di30
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    Cheers TDS.

    So with this going on at the mo I have had to email the Adjudicator just to keep him aware, but wonder if he will close down the complaint now.

    What I have done is printed off the questionnaire, because its the same one as on the HFC website. Get it in to them asap, I understand these are under the 12 week limit at present.

    And going back to the other matter, because of the way this has been dealt with, ie; the application form business is write to the FSA then?

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    Re: Hamilton/HFC/Endeavour - Reclaim PPI

    Originally posted by di30 View Post
    Hey, hang on......I got in touch with the FSA some time back but that was before knowing about who sold the PPI, .
    My thoughts exactly

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  • di30
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    And another here......



    Dear Mr & Mrs

    The e-mail that you have sent is sufficient for us to register a complaint.
    When the acknowledgement letter is issued to you, it will contain a
    questionnaire for you to complete and return. Please provide all details of
    your reclaim for the of mis-sell within this questionnaire.

    Kind Regards

    E
    Team Leader of Central Complaints | HFC UK
    Camden House West, Birmingham, B1 3PY, UK
    _____________________________________________

    Internal Phone 7
    External Phone 0
    Email e
    _____________________________________________

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  • di30
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    I just emailed HFC/Endeavour again and asked if they would be willing to investigate this as a mis selling complaint, she will pass the details to the relevant dept and get back to my by letter.




    Dear Mr & Mrs

    Thank you for the below e-mail.

    I have forwarded your correspondence to the relevant department in order
    for a complaint to be registered regarding the mis-sell of PPI on your
    account.

    You will receive an acknowledgement letter shortly.

    Kind Regards

    E
    Team Leader of Central Complaints | HFC UK
    Camden House West, Birmingham, B1 3PY, UK

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  • di30
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    Hey, hang on......I got in touch with the FSA some time back but that was before knowing about who sold the PPI, so maybe then I should also contact them again to say what happened in my case then, in regards of the lender adding the ppi to the loan without actually written evidence as such, just the lender agreement, and of course the details differ from that to the application form?
    What do you think?

    I could also send them the copy of letter i received from EPF yesterday, the one I posted on here also yesterday.
    Last edited by di30; 9th September 2011, 14:06:PM.

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