HAVE A CLAIM LOGGED WITHIN 3 EASY STEPS
YOU KEEP 100% OF YOUR COMMISSION CLAIM
24/7 SUPPORT TO HELP YOU SUBMIT YOUR CLAIM
Our Services
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Single Claim
For £9.99 we will provide one claim letter for your motor finance provider.
You will need to fill in the claim form and make the required payment.
Once this is received, within 3 working days you will receive;
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A fully completed PDF claim letter sent to your email
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Email address of your finance provider so you can send them your claim
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Multi Claim
We offer a discount service for multi claims*
2 claims - £17.50
3 claims - £19.99
4+ - £5 per motor
You will need to fill in the claim form and make the required payment.
Once this is received, within 5 working days you will receive;
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A fully completed PDF claim letter sent to your email
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Email address of your finance provider so you can send them your claim
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Full Service
This covers the initial claim as well as responses that can come from the finance company. The cost is £44.99 per claim and £30 for an additional motor claim.
No reply - We can provide a follow up email for you.
You had a DCA but they don't think they've done anything wrong - We will provide you a Financial Ombudsman letter to send. This was a tactic in the PPI / Bank Charge Scandal to put people off claiming. However, you can take it further.
How To Claim...
Step 1
Eligibility
Step 2
Complete A Claim Form
Complete this simple claim form and we will do the rest for you.
With the answers you provide, we will then create a PDF letter you can send direct to your finance provider via email.
Step 3
Receive Your Letter
We will send the completed PDF claim letter to you via email and also provide you with your finance providers email address.
You can then send this claim direct to your finance provider.
You will keep 100% of any potential redress as they will correspond with you directly.
Start Your Claim Now
If you don't know your details, click here for a helpful guide.
Please complete the form with as much detail as possible. This will allow the finance provider to find your details.
If after looking at the guide you still can't find your details, contact us.
Eligibility
Motor Finance Agreement
The finance agreement has to be before 28th January 2021 and most likely, after April 2007. This applies to;
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Those who still have an agreement in place
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Agreement ended within the last six years
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Those complaining within three years of learning of the issue
This is one reason for the rush – the sooner you log your complaint, the less likely it is you will be at risk of being timed out.
Your Vehicle
Vehicles included; cars, vans, motorbikes and campervans.
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Vehicle had to be used for personal use, NOT business
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This DOES cover Personal Contract Purchases (PCP)
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This DOES cover Hire Purchases
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You can claim if your car is paid off and the agreement HAS finished
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You can claim even if you've submitted a claim for diesel emissions
If you had multiple car finance deals, you may be due multiple payouts!
Lost Your Details?
Your complaint should be made to the lender that provided the car finance. This is the firm you actually paid each month – not the broker/car dealer.
If you have lost your details such as registration or finance provider, we have put together a comprehensive guide on how you can find your details.
24/7 Support
Our customers deserve the highest level of support, and we work tirelessly to maintain those standards. That's why we have numerous ways to contact us in real time.
When you choose to work with our team, know that you are consistently choosing quality and excellence. Customer service is at the heart of everything that we do.
100's Of Firms Involved...
Although hundred's of firms had hidden discretionary commission, there are very few that say they did not. For transparency, we have listed these providers below and then you can decide if it is something you would pursue if your finance provider is below. Having said that, as a general rule, if you took out a PCP or HP finance agreement before 28 January 2021, it could be worth checking if you've been affected.
We will add more firms to this list if we hear of more that didn't have these types of agreements.