Payplan

[peterd]

Does anyone have any dealings with the above company? They have been recommended to a friend (who owes a lot of money) & neither of us know much about them.

[themas]

I've not had dealings with them, but they are one of only two (I think) companies that will set up debt management plans without charging a fee for doing so.

So its much better to use them (or the other one - CCCS) rather than going to a fee charging company.

If your friend rings them I'm sure they will send some info. Or look at their website.

[Peahead66]

Lots of people on this site who have had experience with payplan who can help http://www.debtquestions.co.uk/debt_forum/

[tontoreturns]

i entered into a debt management plan with Payplan a few months ago - they were really helpful and everyone I spoke to was friendly and sounded as though they really wanted to help

if anyone is experiencing debt problems, don't bury your head in the sand (like I did!!) just give them a call - you'll feel so relieved afterwards, honestly.

[Einstine]

I have been dealing with Payplan for just over a year. I looked evreywhere and did almost take the IVA route - thankfully I did not. It would have been costly.

Payplan gave me tremendous help with my debt problems. I was almost �30,00 in debt. I trusted them with �21,000 and they negotiated with all my creditors and achieved a satisfactory result saving me thousands. They also returnwed an unused balance. I endorse all the comments on this page.

Go for it - they can and will help.

[Einstine]

In my notes I should have said quite definitely Payplan do not charge a fee. Their help and advice is free.

[miss_bianca]

Hi,
I am currently switching to Payplan from Gregory Pennington who charge a fee.
Not too impressed with Payplan, they've actually told me things that aren't correct and are quite slow in dealing with paperwork.
Just be aware.