New claims "appeals" process

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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by cccashbacklover » Mon Apr 09 2012 6:21pm

Drahcir wrote:
cashbacklover wrote:
Drahcir wrote: I would also add that it is unlikely I personally would take a claim to appeal in this way. Unless maybe if it was for a big claim. Even then I would probably think twice before going ahead.
Woud you appeal against a rejection if it was done same way as T and Q sites do it - confidentialy through account support ticket :?:

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I meant would you appeal against a rejection here if it was done purely via support ticket as opposed to proposed idea which you said ;)

"I would also add that it is unlikely I personally would take a claim to appeal in this way. Unless maybe if it was for a big claim. Even then I would probably think twice before going ahead"
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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by Richard Frost » Mon Apr 09 2012 6:30pm

Drahcir wrote:

cashbacklover wrote:

Drahcir wrote: I would also add that it is unlikely I personally would take a claim to appeal in this way. Unless maybe if it was for a big claim. Even then I would probably think twice before going ahead.

Woud you appeal against a rejection if it was done same way as T and Q sites do it - confidentialy through account support ticket :?:

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I meant would you appeal against a rejection here if it was done purely via support ticket as opposed to proposed idea which you said ;)

Yes I would and have done on one occasion! But as I understand it this would be after that process has been exhausted. So in effect it would be a final appeal.

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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by cccashbacklover » Mon Apr 09 2012 6:44pm

Drahcir wrote: But as I understand it this would be after that process has been exhausted. So in effect it would be a final appeal.[/b]

Can you clarify that Richard please - Will I-Mutual now be allowing two appeals against rejections - firstly via support ticket and secondly via members :?:

http://www.imutual.co.uk/help/14/1537/
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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by richard@imutual » Mon Apr 09 2012 6:50pm

Well, yes, members always have the option of contacting us in private using the query system. But unless they provide some further information that wasn't part of the original claim (like, my brother's a top lawyer and I'll sue :shock: ) then I'm not sure on what basis we'd change our decision :?

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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by Richard Frost » Mon Apr 09 2012 6:54pm

richard@imutual wrote:Well, yes, members always have the option of contacting us in private using the query system. But unless they provide some further information that wasn't part of the original claim (like, my brother's a top lawyer and I'll sue :shock: ) then I'm not sure on what basis we'd change our decision :?
And on the occasion I did appeal through the query system because the merchant rejected my claim that is exactly what happened. I provided an invoice from the merchant concerned.

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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by cccashbacklover » Mon Apr 09 2012 6:54pm

richard@imutual wrote:Well, yes, members always have the option of contacting us in private using the query system. But unless they provide some further information that wasn't part of the original claim (like, my brother's a top lawyer and I'll sue :shock: ) then I'm not sure on what basis we'd change our decision :?

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10287

“what the merchant has stated”

I guess a response and/or evidence against above ;)
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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by kevinchess1 » Mon Apr 09 2012 11:58pm

cashbacklover wrote: "There shouldnt be any need for them to post - all the supporting claim info/proof should have been collected by I-Mutual from the member and the case merely replicated to us to read and vote on".
Not sure how that helps?
Just because a member can supply a Transaction/reference number what does that prove?
It's meaning less to me/anyone

underdog wrote: I'm in favour of one person, one vote
I'm not!
In any company that has share holders the one with the most shares hav the most say
That's pretty much the be all and end all of my arguement
And yes I'm a member of the WM Squared
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If posters want anominity then I guess they can hav it
But I don't see why everybody should be forced to have anominty and as RY says how do you stop someone PM/email people :?:
xrppzi wrote:I think the whole procedure smells of giving power to the few and increasing forum activity.
Sounds about right :thumbup:


Gosh I Hope we get a Appeal soon :D
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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by cccashbacklover » Tue Apr 10 2012 12:06am

kevinchess1 wrote:[In any company that has share holders the one with the most shares hav the most say
In any other company how do the shareholders normally aquire the shares :think:
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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by kevinchess1 » Tue Apr 10 2012 12:08am

cashbacklover wrote:
kevinchess1 wrote:[In any company that has share holders the one with the most shares hav the most say
In any other company how do the shareholders normally aquire the shares :think:
They buy then or get them as part of their job benefits
V Surprised you don't know that actually :?:
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Re: New claims "appeals" process

Post by cccashbacklover » Tue Apr 10 2012 12:14am

kevinchess1 wrote:
cashbacklover wrote:
kevinchess1 wrote:[In any company that has share holders the one with the most shares hav the most say
In any other company how do the shareholders normally aquire the shares :think:
They buy then or get them as part of their job benefits
V Surprised you don't know that actually :?:

And how did you aquire your mass I-Mutual Shareholding :think:

And dont say same way as I did :lol:
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