Who told you to enroll?
I didn't, that was my point. I'm a P2Fer from 2011, just before it got stupidly expensive (€15k for 200 hours if you must ask). I also paid around £45k for a modular ATPL but found I was locked out of jobs and opportunities because I didn't have an integrated ATPL. That's why I had to SSTR and P2F. In total, the money I've handed over is still far less than what my integrated peers have paid (or are still paying today).
The point again is P2F exists because pilot recruitment is unfair and biased towards those who go to the big schools (and pay the big bucks). There's a demand for it, that's why it exists, don't you get that?