I had an Egg Loan which was paid off in around 2007. I wrote to them to reclaim PPI and the last correspondence I had from them was in Feb 2009 saying that they were referring it to their customer services department but I never heard any more.
The loan was a bridging loan to pay for a company car I bought pending payments from the company to cover the full cost of the car. I used Egg because they allowed early repayment without penalty and it was paid off early. I didn't want PPI as the money was coming to me anyway to pay off the loan and I told them the situation but I was lead to believe I couldn't have the loan without having the PPI added.
I calculate that the amount reclaimable is around £3,000. Is it to late to claim now as I originally asked them to deal with it in 2009 and its over 3 years?
I wrote to Canada Square Operations to look into it in November 2012 and they also haven't replied.
I am thinking of sending a letter before action to them for the full amount I calculate and if I don't hear from them, using MCOL (time is off the essence I believe otherwise if it drags on it will be more than six years since the loan was paid off).
The loan was a bridging loan to pay for a company car I bought pending payments from the company to cover the full cost of the car. I used Egg because they allowed early repayment without penalty and it was paid off early. I didn't want PPI as the money was coming to me anyway to pay off the loan and I told them the situation but I was lead to believe I couldn't have the loan without having the PPI added.
I calculate that the amount reclaimable is around £3,000. Is it to late to claim now as I originally asked them to deal with it in 2009 and its over 3 years?
I wrote to Canada Square Operations to look into it in November 2012 and they also haven't replied.
I am thinking of sending a letter before action to them for the full amount I calculate and if I don't hear from them, using MCOL (time is off the essence I believe otherwise if it drags on it will be more than six years since the loan was paid off).
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