Hi,
I was in town some time ago and was stopped by someone from a PPI claim company offering their services. I filled in a form to (I thought) get information on claiming back PPI money.
They later sent me a later saying what to do next (send them account numbers, etc). I ignored this letter and binned it as i'd seen on moneysavingexpert that it was easy to claim yourself.
Anyway today I received another letter from the company asking again for the information. At the bottom of the letter it said Failure to do this may result in you being liable for up to £500. This would be due to a breach of clause 3.2 of our contract which you have signed.
It's my own stupid fault but i didn't realise i was entering into a contract and now i'm worried that unless i send the info they'll be coming after me for this money. Can they do this?
I'm aware i've brought this on myself but any suggestions/advice would be much appreciated.