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CCCS vs Debt Advisory Line

Last post Mon, Oct 12 2009, 2:31 PM by Nicky B. 3 replies.
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  •  Tue, Feb 05 2008, 12:45 PM

    CCCS vs Debt Advisory Line

    I am a customer with Debt Advisory Line and have made my first payment (£170). No money from the first two payments goes to creditors and then 16% of your monthly payment goes to Debt Advisory Line. My total debt is ~£7000. Having not had any impartial advise could you suggest whether I should consider switching to CCCS (switching would result in me losing my first payment).

    Kind regards,

    John

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  •  Sat, Feb 23 2008, 3:19 PM

    Re: CCCS vs Debt Advisory Line

    I feel I am well placed to answer this as I have had experience with both Debt Advisory LIne and CCCS. I first went with CCCS in Spetember 2005. With a debt level of 12k and monthly repayments of £450 I was advised by CCCS to contact each of my creditors and offer then £12 a month each, this was all i could afford.

    This worked well for a few months, then i discovered that i was still being charged interest and charges and all my debts. To my dispair i discovered my debt level had rose to £15k! It was at this time that a friend of mine went with the Debt Advisory Line. At first I didnt believe that they could freeze the interest and charges, but i though Im getting nowhere with CCCS so i'd give them a go. They restructered my payments down to a total of just £150 a month. I'm hoping to go on an IVA in a few months when my income rises and my advisor has told me that will make me debt free in 5 years!

    Im very happy with Debt Advisory Line and i'd advise anybody to give them a try! Good luck!

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  •  Sun, May 11 2008, 3:44 AM

    Free Debt Managemant Plans

    I wunder what CCCS wud say about that. Debt Managmant Plans are best sorted out by CCCS/Paypal/etc. So b wary of compnies charging fees.

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  •  Mon, Oct 12 2009, 2:31 PM

    Re: CCCS vs Debt Advisory Line

    I've just signed up with Debt Advisory Line... they seemed pretty genuine about everything. Will be interesting to see how it all pans out. I shall keep you updated.
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