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tali1 | 19:26 Sun 05th Feb 2012 | Personal Finance
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I have lots of credit cards and i'm pretty sure none had PPI on them - BUT lot of claims companies say they were added on without people knowing- which might be me then
Other than the awkward-ish do it yourself and old statement charges (don't want to spend £60 on old statements for sweet FA). Is there a good claims company anyone can recommend ?
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You would know if you were paying PPI, there is always a line on your statement showing PPI being added if it applies to you (although some companies call it something else). On my statements, it's the line above the last one where they add the interest and/or any fees.

We are using a company because it's convenient for us - not allowed to advertise here...
19:56 Sun 05th Feb 2012
Unless you just paid your credit card bills without ever looking at your statements I think you'd have noticed if you had been paying PPI.
A claims company would also need your statements I'm sure.
You would know if you were paying PPI, there is always a line on your statement showing PPI being added if it applies to you (although some companies call it something else). On my statements, it's the line above the last one where they add the interest and/or any fees.

We are using a company because it's convenient for us - not allowed to advertise here though I believe - they take a percentage of the final recovered amount but so far they are very efficient.

What you need to do is to find an old statement from each of your cards, showing that PPI is being charged - whoever claims it back (you or an intermediary) you will need to send in a copy statement showing that in the past, it was charged.

Believe me, if you are recovering £1000 (say) it's worth spending a tenner to get a copy statement, especially if you can show one with a sizeable balance and a correspondingly large amount of PPI being charged.

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