European Consumer Claims (ECC) Ltd

eskbanker

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81881375#Comment_81881375

https://timeshareconsumerassociation.org.uk/2026/01/28/club-la-costa-uk-plc-in-liquidation-the-liquidators-progress-report/ offers some commentary on the most recent FRP report, which seems to boil down to 'watch this space'.

biggoldfinger

Avod. Charged us £8,890.00 up front. We made the date of purchase and the date of sale etc very clear and spent over an hour on a zoom call with Jack he said we defenley had a case and that we would get the money back that we had lost if we paid them to take on the case wich we did. But after 6 months they said it was over the time limit. Why take our money then wait 6 months to tell us this and now say it is unlikely they will refund us. As an OAP I had to lend the money and now we will struggle to pay it back. So not only did we loose money on our holiday home but now we have been ripped off by ECC. Avoid. don't believe them they take your money and run. I am now going to talk with ITV and the BBC regarding making a programme about this scam regarding ECC as people need to be warned not to pay up front on false promises. I will keep you all updated.

Humphreyshalfmoon

It appears that ECC is expanding into the Holiday Park mis selling scandal, you may hear endless adverts on the radio for the holidayparkadvice centre.co.uk asking you to text 'advice' to a number, my advice is to steer well clear of this new source of revenue for ECC!

Peanutsk

I am having some issues with this company. Are they a claims company and I believe they are not registered with FCA but please can someone confirm this

Peanutsk

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81911651#Comment_81911651

Same happening to me, it is so frustrating.

eskbanker

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/81978657#Comment_81978657

The FCA register can confirm this, their registration lapsed in 2019:

https://register.fca.org.uk/s/firm?id=0010X00004RKwnIQAT

TELLIT01

Never pay thing upfront for a company to 'sort things out'. Tell them you will pay when they have successfully, an genuinely, terminated the contract. I very much doubt you will hear from them again.

em27Brook

Hi there - we are in our cooling off period with ECC about to pay them £8000 to help us exit a CLC contract and get rid of an 'illegally' sold finance agreement. Should we go ahead? My gut is telling me not too….. Please help!

Humphreyshalfmoon

Don't even think of doing that, please. I have pointed out the problems with the man behind the company in previous comments and you will see a number of others who have paid the money and got nothing.. You can only get out of a finance deal if you an show you were given misleading information, which you can prove prior to entering the contract. Why not contact the finance company yourselves, at no cost whatsoever and put your facts to them?

Peanutsk

I agree with you as as similar has happened to me