FOS adjudictors

[pompeyfaith]

Re: FOS adjudictors

costs the banks a fee which used to be about £450.

Garlok,

That fee is now £500 sobs

[garlok]

Re: FOS adjudictors

Lets be clear, FOS is financed wholly by the finance sector and hence by definition is biased and bent. The only use for them is costing the banks money because every complaint you and I make costs the banks a fee which used to be about £450.

Any but any government regulator is suspect in my view. If you want dispute resolution procedures , then take a look at a few legal websites. It is now such a complex nonsense, lawyers actually specialise in dispute resolution for a career.

regards
Garlok

[pompeyfaith]

Re: FOS adjudictors

I would request that the matter is dealt with by someone else as there appears to be a conflict of interest there.

Adjudicators have no formal training in ajudicating complaints as such they just have to go by the FOS rule book.

Regards

[The Debt Star]

Re: FOS adjudictors

Thats a good question.

I thought FOS adjudicators were school leavers but may be wrong.

[mgfboy]

Re: FOS adjudictors

Thanks

It was the adjudicators I was more interested in , but I'm abit depressed now the head ombudsmans in charge of banking complants is from HSBC who the compliant I have going though at the moment is with

[caspar]

Re: FOS adjudictors

Any use?

panel of ombudsmen

[mgfboy]

I was wondering if any one knows do FOS adjudicators have any formal financial Services/banking training???