You could be owed up to £4,000
on each PCP contract*
You could be owed up to £4,000 on each PCP contract*
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Follow these easy steps to get the compensation you deserve and hold the companies accountable for mis-sold PCP agreements.

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How Do You Know If Your PCP Was Mis-Sold?
If any of the following statements apply to you, you may be entitled to thousands of pounds in compensation from a PCP claim:
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The finance company did not inform you about any sales commissions.
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The finance company disclosed that they received a commission but did not specify the amount.
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You paid a high interest rate on your PCP finance.
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You purchased a car through a PCP deal within the last *7 years.

However, unlike a normal personal loan, you won’t be paying off the full value of the car and you won’t necessarily own it at the end of the dea, unless you choose to pay the final balloon payment.
PCP is one of the more complex financial products available to help you buy a car, but it can be broken down into three main parts: the deposit, the amount you borrow and the balloon payment.
This will also help avoid requests for further information which can delay a decision being made.
However, there have been cases in which claims have been made against cases of mis-selling over 20 years ago, often without paperwork.
This is only partly true. In fact, the main product that is being sold is a financial product which is a loan.
The car is a red herring that has deflected the public eye away from this sector of credit broking meaning it has not been under as much scrutiny as, say, mortgages.
The concept of PCP itself is also relatively new.
You will pay this amount off during the deal, plus interest.
So, you are not paying off the full value of the car. Typical annual percentage rates (APRs) start from around 4%.
Could you be entitled to receive compensation?
Our expert panel covers various different products and provides all clients with the best possible outcome to their claim.
Our check is 100% free. Once we present the results of our assessment we will make a suggestion to you from our panel of Solicitors, but your are under no obligation to proceed. Our Solicitors work on a no win no fee basis which may include Legal Expenses and cancellation charges for any claim cancelled after the 14 day cooling-off period. You will have the chance to review the Solicitor paperwork once we complete our initial work and identify a valid claim. We may receive a referral from your Solicitor, but you do not need to pay us anything.
You do not need to use a claims management company to make a claim for compensation. It is possible for the customer to present the claim themselves for free, either to the person against whom they wish to complain or to the relevant Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) or the statutory compensation scheme (FSCS).
When a claim is referred to a 3rd party (e.g. a law firm), fees will be charged at no more than 30% + VAT. The respective fee will always be clearly outlined to all clients at the time of referral and the client will be given the opportunity to decide whether or not to proceed on that basis.