Tassimat, then let me be kindly clear once, or rather ask something without reprisals, or kindly put it up for discussion.
This financing is a standard financing, for a consumer who was poorly advised beforehand, both in terms of the concept and the accuracy of the figures from the offer. Possibly the OP also misunderstood something, but maybe he will only receive the final figures later. That can be clarified, or the OP can be made to understand.
The fact is also that a third party provides a good concept/offer based on the figures available to him and opens eyes - together with others. So there is a lot of added value, that fits quite well. But why should this third party, assumed to be an experienced and independent financing broker with countless references from these very circumstances - forum, online financing, or financing over distances, countless satisfied consumers/customers/people and families (proven) for 9 years without a single complaint, without any statement of a negative experience (I have to assume this for now, although some here know it) - act fearfully and interpret the forum rules in such a way that he does not accept the requested help and support (this is now the third case here)?
There would be specifically 2-3 other considerations for this financing (e.g. the flexible alternative annuity 15 years fixed with repayment of the residual loan with building society savings contract), which I would gladly present here based on numbers, data and facts and thus put up for discussion, but people are afraid (actually unbelievable) of violating the rules, as this apparently is not desired by the operator, while the OPs want that and even request more support?
What is right, how is it done, especially since one is eager to help and support usefully, more than apparently allowed?