ECC vs PayCircle

Making timeshare and holiday park home claims a reality. European Consumer Claims (ECC) are the timeshare and holiday park home claims specialists you can trust. The ECC APP provides easy access to your claim, whenever and wherever you need it. We take pride in the level of service we give to our clients and our app will keep you updated with everything you need to know about the status of your claim. Here are some things you can do with the ECC App: - View your claim progress and be up to date on the latest changes. - View upcoming appointment details. - Calculate your potential claim. - Calculate the increases in your maintenance fees. - View our latest news. - Get in touch with your agent and claims rep. - Organise a Zoom meeting with the lawyer assigned to your case. - Request a call back for updates on your claim. - Access free guides and reports. - Start a claim.

PayCircle makes it easy to split expenses with friends, roommates, or anyone you share costs with. Create a group, add expenses, and see who owes whom—no spreadsheets, no confusion. How it works Create a group and invite people by link or code. Add expenses as they happen: who paid, how much, and how to split (equal, by percentage, or by shares). PayCircle calculates everyone’s balance and shows who owes whom. When someone pays back, record a settlement and keep the group up to date. Features • Groups – Trips, roommates, dinners, or any shared spending • Expenses – Add who paid, amount, and split type (equal, percentage, or custom shares) • Guests – Include people without an account so they can be in the split • Balances – See “who owes whom” and by-member totals • Settlements – Record when someone pays back to keep balances clear • Multiple currencies – Choose a currency per group Who it’s for PayCircle is for anyone who splits bills: friends on a trip, roommates sharing rent and utilities, colleagues sharing lunch or events, or family sharing costs. No complicated setup—create a group, add expenses, and settle up. Download PayCircle and stop chasing people for money.