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DFH Financial Solutions
MadeinCumbria
Posts: 2 Newbie
The reason I went with DFH is beacuse I was referred to them by Experian as I needed help to get out of debt as all I was doing is paying interest and not reducing my debt to my creditors. [text removed by MSE Forum Team pending investigation]. All I was told that I would be debt free in 6 years. I have decided to change to 1st Step Finance as their fees are less and promise to have me debt free in 3 years. DFH are supposed to be helping people get out of debt, I appreciate that they are a Company and have to make money but over 6 years they would have charged me around £9000. I would also appreciate it if when my creditors contact them that they could you kindly advise them that I am now with 1st Step Finance. I feel very frustrated by the service I have received from DFH and their professionalism and I would like to share my experience with others [text removed by MSE Forum Team]. Rant over
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Blimey, what a nightmare. Is there anyway you can get the initial fees back? Have you tried cab or cccs for free advice?Make £2020 in 2020 £178.81/£2020
SPC 13 #51
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You should not be using any fee paying compay at all.
use a debt charityies that does not charge any fees for their advice and help http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/loans/debt-help-plan#help
That is the list recommended by MSE, speak to them urgently.
How much notice do you have to give to get rid of 1st Steps?If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing0
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