Sold False Payment Protection by My Credit Card Company
Altogether too many times in recent years we have heard consumers asking "I was
sold false payment protection by my credit card company, what can I do to get my
money back?" Actually there is an easy answer to that and one that is not so
easy. The simple solution is to file a claim against your credit card company
and tell them you want your money back. You can tell them that they sold you
payment protection under false pretenses and that you will take legal recourse
if they don't return everything you have paid into. The other solution is to
simply stop paying on your credit card but that is not a very good idea. Since you can't stop paying on your credit card or your credit will be ruined the simple solution, as usual, is the best solution.
Benefits of Making a Payment Protection Claim
In light of all the bad press credit card companies and lenders in general are getting due to mis-sold payment protection insurance no company wants to hear "I was sold false payment protection by my credit card company." The reason for this is because they know that once you are aware of the fact that you were sold false payment protection by your credit card company a payment protection claim is sure to follow. Making the claim against payment protection insurance may not store your credit card company into action but it surely will make them think twice about mis-selling it in the future. One of the main benefits of making a claim against your credit card company is the fact that you can get back what you paid into this cover.
Now, to get help on filing a claim against your credit card company simply call the claims team on 0207 471 2000. A claims
handler will help you determine if you really have a claim against your credit card company or whether you were originally sold payment protection insurance. When you get the claims
handler on the phone say "I was sold false payment protection by my credit card company, what can I do?" What you can do is file a claim either by yourself or with the help of a claims company, but by all means make that claim.
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