Re: Lloyds PPI Credit Card, compensation calculation and process to reclaim.
You have an admittance of mis-selling, Plato - and that is now irreversible (IMHO). The game has now changed to one of minimising losses versus maximising compensation. What is in your armoury is now somewhat dependent on the data you hold, and if that data can be further added to by enhanced responses to your DSAR & CCA requests, then I would suggest that you focus on this first. Gather ALL the info that you can, before going into battle - and then evaluate and digest that info. THEN - consider your strategy in the light of that info.
Unless you are desperate for a quick settlement at any cost, then I would NOT yet approach the lender for a settlement offer. You will need to make an informed decision as to whether their offer is fair, and without the info you need, you cannot do this. I think you really need to get all the info you can, first, unless you are living in a cardboard box in Skid Row and surviving on soup kitchen hospitality - blesséd though that help is to so many.
Do not involve the FOS at this stage, sir. They should be seen as the last resort, and not the first salvo (apols. for the mixed metaphors !!!) - if you can show that you have made every effort to resolve this issue directly with the lender, then that should count in your favour - should you then need to book in to the last resort !!!
You have an admittance of mis-selling, Plato - and that is now irreversible (IMHO). The game has now changed to one of minimising losses versus maximising compensation. What is in your armoury is now somewhat dependent on the data you hold, and if that data can be further added to by enhanced responses to your DSAR & CCA requests, then I would suggest that you focus on this first. Gather ALL the info that you can, before going into battle - and then evaluate and digest that info. THEN - consider your strategy in the light of that info.
Unless you are desperate for a quick settlement at any cost, then I would NOT yet approach the lender for a settlement offer. You will need to make an informed decision as to whether their offer is fair, and without the info you need, you cannot do this. I think you really need to get all the info you can, first, unless you are living in a cardboard box in Skid Row and surviving on soup kitchen hospitality - blesséd though that help is to so many.
Do not involve the FOS at this stage, sir. They should be seen as the last resort, and not the first salvo (apols. for the mixed metaphors !!!) - if you can show that you have made every effort to resolve this issue directly with the lender, then that should count in your favour - should you then need to book in to the last resort !!!
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