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PPI - AGAIN

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Ric.ror | 11:40 Mon 01st Oct 2012 | Business & Finance
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I have started by asking both banks if they will send me details of my accounts with a view to re-claiming PPI
They have responded by sending a questionaire to be completed - half of which I cannot answer (hence asking for the details)
Should I respond by completing to the best of my knowledge and pointing out that I am prepared to accept a settlement from them?

Thanks in anticipation
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This is one of the reasons why I claimed through an agent rather than doing it myself - all I had to send them was a copy of a bank or credit card statement showing that PPI was being charged. The company has dealt with all these awkward queries for me. If you really don't have the details (e.g. on past bank statements) all you can do is fill in what you can - but don't make any comment about being prepared to accept a settlement, leave that until they make you an offer, then you can decide whether to accept or not. If the offer's not good enough, you can then refer to the Ombudsman.
I was sent a questionaire but like you couldn't answer most of it as my loans went back to 2002 so thought I'd forget about the claim. Then i noticed on the letter that if i did not return the questionaire they would use the info I had already given them. Anyway got a payout of £11,000.00
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