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  • Hello ....

    Just thought I'd better introduce myself after lurking around trying to get some info on Apex Credit Management ...

    Lets see???
    • In a DMP with PayPlan, who btw, have been fabliss after a horrrrrrendous experience with Yeswhatists
    • Owing around *cough'000s* with probably another 4+years to get it all settled
    • Every so often, I'll get a letter from one of the DCA's thats assigned to one of the companies I owe to, and jump on t'interweb to find out what I can about them - hence finding myself here ...

    Now I'm wondering if I can claim back PPI's if I'm in a DMP....

    So - if you see me lurking in corners, rest assured I'm not a stalker I'm just after some info
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    Re: Hello ....

    Hi Totem

    Yes, you can claim back missold PPI whilst in a DMP!

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