England – 1/5/2012 - Thousands entitled to reclaim unethical payments

At its prime, the Payment Protection Insurance industry was worth a collosal £5billion a year, yet scores of those who paid into it neither asked for, wanted or sometimes even realised that they were paying the money. Claims company Gladstone Brookes has successfully attempted to reunite thousands upon thousands of such customers with their funds, and continues orchestrate reimbursements for similar customers in a swift and transparent manner.

Whilst some customers were an appropriate match for the payments and did benefit from opting into the policies, this figure is dwarved by the number of people who were mis-sold PPI, some of whom paying for the service and never benefitting from it. Whilst some individuals may feel powerless to take on the banks to claim back what is rightfully theirs, others may have tried and failed. This is where an organisation such as Gladstone Brookes comes in. With an outstanding 97% of customers reporting satisfaction with the work done on their behalf, Gladstone Brookes have proved to be a formidable player in the PPI claims market. Some people may not realise that they are eligible for a refund, despite the fact that a judicial review did instruct the banks that they must assess each and every PPI payee to decide upon whether they were entitled to reimbursement, whether the customer had complained or not.

People who have paid PPI in the past and suspect that they may be entitled to a refund are instructed to contact Gladstone Brookes on 08000 461 825or use the simple online claim form for assistance in the matter. Whether the PPI was part of a loan, credit card or mortgage, the firm has successfully reclaimed money on behalf of scores of customers in the past who have unfairly paid Payment Protection Insurance within a vast range of circumstances.

Rewriting the wrongs of underhand tactics

Whilst Gladstone Brookes see nothing wrong with the banks making profits, mis-sold PPI is seen by the firm as an unethical and immoral way of optimizing income. Point of Sale (POS), the method used by many banking organisations to get customers to opt-in to Payment Protection Insurance has now been banned, but customers who still feel that they may have unfairly paid PPI in the past are urged to get in touch and claim back what is rightfully theirs.

Contact:
47 Museum St,
Warrington, Cheshire,
Zip: WA1 1LD
Tel: 08000 461825
Web: http://www.gladstonebrookes.co.uk/