[neil40]

just_jue, on 26 May 2010 - 04:38 PM, said:

Hi very interesting reading.

I also have found a 'Payment Confirmation' sheet which reads:

The commission due for this deal will be paid to you on the 15th day:

Finance commission: £1,279.53
GAP Commission: £62.13

Is this the proof needed regarding the broker fee?
I did speak to Stevensons but I couldn't claim for legal aid so it would cost me quite a bit.

Thanks again

JJ

If the document you have regarding the commission is clearly marked that the recipient for the commission is the Broker then what would be an idea, is to google a couple of companies that offer to challenge agreements on a no win no fee basis, there is quite a few.


Personally I would contact one and challenge it. You are challenging both the insurance issue, and the issues with the Commission, and anyone of these is enough to force Marlin to back down (hopefully). Both together puts you in a very strong position.

Whatever you do, if a settlement is reached, demand your Credit file be cleared of any diverse entries as part of anything offered.
When you dispute a debt, Credit and Finance companies should not be marking a Credit file with a default (but they do) it should read as disputed, Information Commissioners Office have confirmed this with me previously.

Have a read of this www.unfaircontract.co.uk

[just_jue]

Hi Thanks for that. I have spoke to them and am awaiting a call back. Will let you know how I get on

[just_jue]

I have spoke to the solicitor and he is sending out the paperwork, in his opinion there is a case to answer regarding the broker fees.
Will keep you informed with any news.


JJ

[neil40]

just_jue, on 28 May 2010 - 05:06 PM, said:

I have spoke to the solicitor and he is sending out the paperwork, in his opinion there is a case to answer regarding the broker fees.
Will keep you informed with any news.


JJ

Good Stuff...... go get em

[just_jue]

The solicitor rang again today and he was going to speak to a Lawyer tomorrow to plot the best course of action, he like the advice from Neil their has been serious breach of fiduciary law.

Will keep you in touch with any other developements.

JJ

[neil40]

just_jue, on 01 June 2010 - 11:55 PM, said:

The solicitor rang again today and he was going to speak to a Lawyer tomorrow to plot the best course of action, he like the advice from Neil their has been serious breach of fiduciary law.

Will keep you in touch with any other developements.

JJ

Well done. Fingers crossed, keep us updated

[just_jue]

Sadly the solicitor hasn't rung back when he said he would, perhaps he is doing some more research. When I hear something I will let you know

[neil40]

just_jue, on 07 June 2010 - 11:23 AM, said:

Sadly the solicitor hasn't rung back when he said he would, perhaps he is doing some more research. When I hear something I will let you know

Don't be too downhearted, he could have a lot on. If you have not heard by towards the end of the day. phone him up again, he may just have been temporarily sidetracked.

[just_jue]

Hi, nice to see you are back on line.

JJ