Has ANYONE *BEEN SUCCESSFUL* with BlackHorse

fedupwithitall · 28th June 2009, 16:56

Hi

I am waiting to hear back from Black horse re my PPI miss sell. However, my loan was taken out in 2004, so I know they were'nt covered by the fos autolinker.com autolinking image

or FSA, but the fos autolinker.com autolinking image

have agreed to look at it if needed, and have written to Blackhorse telling them they have 8 weeks to give me a final response.

I am now 4 wks into my complaint and have written to them twice and still waiting.

I was wondereing if ANYBODY out there won them who had taken there loan out 2004 or before.

Many thanks

FUWIA

maroondevo52 · 28th June 2009, 22:30

Hi,

Have a look through the successes, post #44 I think is the first one, I have'nt read past that, so there could be more

http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...ccesses-3.html

Regards.

Scott.

alanalana · 28th June 2009, 23:32

Thats a good start Scott

Keep up this and I will be able to retire

If I see any new PPI claims I will pass them in your direction

:c ool:

Alan

fedupwithitall · 6th July 2009, 17:57

Hi

Sorry for the late reply. Have read through your link. Just wondering if anybody nearer to this time had won.. Still waiting for a reply. The 8 week deadline is up on the 25th July. Was wondering if I should give them a call to see where they are up to, as I am away during the 8th week. I got a fast response to my first letter, so wonder what they are doing now, expected the usual knock back sooner.

Is no news good news do you think.

Thank you again for replying to my post? Or am I being tooooo optimistic.

FUWIA

batman1956 · 11th July 2009, 07:11

just started my claim and have been told by phone that my second letter has met with rejection but I will carry on fighting, it seems that their tactic is to try to wear you down to a point where you give up, if you read the success stories they can take a lot of time 2 years is not uncommon.

fedupwithitall · 11th July 2009, 13:04

Hi

I rang BH complaints dept up yesterday, couldn't help it, as I wanted to make sure that they had received my letters. They said that they had, and for me to wait for their response, which had to be within 8 wks. Still not sure if I wait 8 wks from my 1st letter, or my last letter which they received on the 26 June?

Regards

FUWIA

batman1956 · 12th July 2009, 07:56

It wont make much difference I would start gathering information to send with your next letter. If the other threads are anything to go by prepare yourself for a long drawn out battle.

fedupwithitall · 12th July 2009, 11:49

Hi

I have the original copy of the agreement, signed by both my hubby and myself. I also (somewhere) have the copies of my tax-credit forms, with their handwriting on in pencil, working out our income, which they sent back to me after completion of the loan. Although, this won't mean much, as I could have written on them.

I suppose what I need most is any recordings of the loan, because it was all done by phone, but would they have this considering I took out the loan in 2004?

I wonder if there was a commission involved as it was through Norton that I got involved with BH?

If there was a commission involved is this right?, can I do something about this? How do I go about finding out. Would this come back with the Subject access request autolinker.com autolinking image

report?

Many thanks for help and advice received.

FUWIA

alanalana · 12th July 2009, 20:44

Quote:

Hi

I have the original copy of the agreement, signed by both my hubby and myself. I also (somewhere) have the copies of my tax-credit forms, with their handwriting on in pencil, working out our income, which they sent back to me after completion of the loan. Although, this won't mean much, as I could have written on them.

I suppose what I need most is any recordings of the loan, because it was all done by phone, but would they have this considering I took out the loan in 2004? (Write and ask for this information as part of you Subject access request autolinker.com autolinking image

)

I wonder if there was a commission involved as it was through Norton that I got involved with BH? (Highlyunlikely you will get any information on commission involvement unless they slip up with what they supply as per your Subject Access Request request)

If there was a commission involved is this right?, can I do something about this? How do I go about finding out. Would this come back with the Subject Access Request report?

Unlikely you will get anthing on brokers and or commissions the banks like to keep this quiet as it is a big part of the PPI ripoff of consumers. Namely they charge you a massive single premium payment with interest but they obtain the insurance through a broker at a much cheaper rate allegedly

Believe me PPI has been one of the most massive mis-sold products in the history of not just banking but the history of the planet. PPI is a bigger issue than dinosaurs IMO

aa

Many thanks for help and advice received.

FUWIA

See all the info posted in the above previous post I hope it helps

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