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Recommended: superb mortgage/ finance advisor - Francis Stone

By arworld
November 28, 2013 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 28, 2013

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Posted November 28, 2013

I would like to recommend David Jones from Francis stone for mortgage advising.

They have been responsive and so helpful. We recently had to pull out of a purchase but David has been superb in advising not only the finance side but also general guidance on what can be done.

We will definitely be using them for the next purchase and any other finance relates matters.

See below for David's detail.

David Jones

Francis Stone Ltd

107-111 Fleet Street

London

EC4A 2AB

Direct: ?0203 053 3702

Mobile: 0786 675 9877

Office: ?0203 053 3703

Fax: ? ? ?0709 230 7864

www.francis-stone.com

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