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Debt Management Plan
Dingus_Magee
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Hello
I had contacted Brunel Franklin about PPI, but after talking to them about my financial difficulties, they have offered to do a DMP for me for free. Has anyone any experience of Brunel Franklin...are they kosher?
Cheers for now
DM
I had contacted Brunel Franklin about PPI, but after talking to them about my financial difficulties, they have offered to do a DMP for me for free. Has anyone any experience of Brunel Franklin...are they kosher?
Cheers for now
DM
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No such thing as a free lunch - or free DMP either. Somewhere along the line they will take a slice.
Why not go to one of the organisations that does it for free - Stepchange (was CCCS) or Payplan?:j Almost 2 stones gone! :j
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I WILL be tidy, I WILL be tidy!
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No experience of them. Not heard previously of them offering DMPs.
But I would advise contacting one of the debt advice charities if you are considering a DMP.
Whilst the T&Cs on their website appear to state they don't charge a fee they won't be as experienced or knowledgeable as the charities with DMPs. And I'd expect a fairly hard sell from BF to try to persuade you to use their other services.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
If you have PPI to reclaim, use the information on this site to do it for free - Brunel whatsits will take approx 30% of anything you have due back to you on that too.
The charities (the ones Sagaris has listed) are the only ones that do this for free - the others are businesses, and will be making money from you somewhere.Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps....
LB moment - March 2006. DFD - 1 June 2012!!! DEBT FREE!
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