I know your IP slightly, and can I say there is probably not one ounce of arrogance about her!! So if she is confident enought to share the current voting position with you, this should be a good omen. Keeping everything crossed for you!
I have also done some background reserach on here and she seems genuinely nice and very professional - in fact today I saw that she has, in the past, posted on here
When you get in a mess, tackle it head on, there is always a way out ....
Good luck and fingers crossed for you, I would not ask your IP if there are any other votes prior to your creditors meeting, I believe that a creditor can change their mind right up to and during the meeting. (someone please correct me if I am wrong)
You will only get your hopes up and then maybe be told bad news on the day if it goes pear shaped, that would be aweful.
All the very best Regards BP
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Creditors have the right to change their votes right up to the time the creditors meeting starts - and during it! - and I have been caught out giving details of yes votes which were eventually changed. So for these reasons I have a policy of never discussing creditor voting with clients prior to the meeting. Not saying there is a right and wrong way - but I hate disappointing people.
