Now I would agree with you if you had the same attitude to the endowments misselling your argument holds water. Some maybe not all Ip's made money from PPI, which is the raw truth it?
So given that the supervisor loses their appeal I trust that all clients payments post CC are returned to the rightful owners and it will be at the IP's expense to recover it...Though the reality the IP firm (s) will just fold I expect and leave their old clients high n dry. Or is there a plan???
The strange thing thing is is received a letter from a claims company and reads as follows "you maybe a due a return of charges previously paid by you in respect to a past legal issue, due to a recent high court ruling" Now what could that be about I wonder!!
I haven't made money on any PPI claims whatsoever.
I don't know what other firms are planning to do if the appeal finds in favour of the debtor - clearly any monies they are holding in relation to a PPI will have to be returned to the debtor if that is what the law states should happen.