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17 May 2011

Does anyone think they've been mis-sold a packaged or premium account?

A TV production company is looking for premium/packaged account holders who believe that the product was mis-sold to them. The production company is making a consumer and current affairs programme for the BBC and is keen to hear customers' experiences of these fee-paying accounts. Do you have insurance that did not pay out? Do you have unnecessary added extras? Or do you benefit from the extras provided in such accounts? If you're willing to speak to the programme makers, please contact me at lovemoney in the first instance. Either reply on the bottom of this question or my email address is Ed 'at' lovemoney.com. Regards, Ed Bowsher

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