Debt counselling | Consumer Assist | Pretoria
Everybody knows that being in debt can bring about an entire realm of other problems; a deterioration in health being one of them. Fortunately Consumer Assist understands how debilitating debt and stress can be, and they have a full team of highly trained professionals who can offer their help to alleviate your problems.
The purpose of a Debt Counsellor is to provide a solution by restructuring payments so that the client can meet their basic living expenses. They provide consumers with easy to understand information on the debt review process.
Once your Debt Counsellor has notified your creditors of your application for debt review, your creditors will not be able to take legal action against you or repossess any of your assets for a period of three months
Their debt counsellors include lawyers, accountants, paralegals – all are registered in terms of the National Credit Act.
Their counsellors -
- act in the consumers best interest
- comply with the the NCR fee structure
- offer service excellence
- always act with integrity
- Consumer Assist is a subsidiary of DCM (Debt Control Management), a company involved in debt counselling for more than five (5) years.
Contact Details:
Consumer Assist contact number: 0861 21 22 23
Website: www.consumerassist.co.za
Email: consumer@customerloyalty.co.za
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Hi, I would like to have someone shed some light on the debt review process as I have had no joy in trying to contact consumer assist in past weeks.
We applied for credit review in March 2010 and have been paying the amount agreed upon by consumer assist.every month since inception.However due to what I believe is negligence on behalf of consumer assist, our bond with standard bank has been terminated due to the 60 day clause in the ncr rulings.
For the first time we received an application for a court date in January 2011.The bank has told us that they ,Standard Bank House Loans, made a counter offer to consumer assist in or about June of 2110, with no response from C. A.
Does this not constitute negligence on Consumer Assist side? and after reading the contract am I correct in saying that if a court date is not set within the first 60 days C.A . must return our money back to us in accordance with the contract.We have made contacted with a person , Ansie, on numerous occations only to be told that they would get back to us. We are still waiting. We are aware of the moratorium accepted by the banks.
Tick tock time is marching on and I still do not have any clear indication as to what happens to our debt review process. We are in the process of losing our house and would like to know if anyone out there could shed light or give advice.We have run out of options and this is the reason I am writing.
Kevin Hill
Please can someone call me urgently regarding my Acc
0832894840
Hi Chris, to receive the assistance you are searching for from a top debt counselling firm, contact Consumer Assist directly on 0861 21 22 23 or via email at consumer@customerloyalty.co.za
For more information on the debt counselling services offered visit their Website.