Good day Sir Madam, I would hereby like ...

Asked by the Customer on 23-03-2015 12:21:42
Question posted in the National Credit Act Law category relating to Western Cape

Good day Sir / Madam,

I would hereby like to enquire how do I go about resolving my issue. I have been under debt review for the past 5 years, I have a court order in my favour as a result I have been paying religiously every month since 2010 and never skipped.

I have been paying via the NPDA (National Payment Distribution Agency). Thus far very few of my accounts has been paid due to the high interest rate. They have hence added a lot of interest whereby my understanding is that when you signed off with the Judge that is what you pay ? One of the creditors is Toyota Financial Services and they refuse to release my car papers because according to them I still owe them a R6000 and according to my debt counsellor that debt is paid up and we have the papers to show payments. I have liaised with them so has my debt counsellor but received no joy.

I am receiving calls from the collectors at Wesbank claiming I have been handed over.

Please assist me in this regard as I am paying my debt and want to be released soonest.

Kind regards
Gail Sias
Information Management
Department of Health; MDHS: KESS
Western Cape Government

Khayelitsha Eastern Sub structure office, c/o Steve Biko and Walter Sisulu Rd
Premises of Khayelitsha District Hospital
Tel: 021 360 4624
Fax: 086 519 2669
E-mail: ***BLOCKED-EMAIL-ADDRESS***
Website: www.westerncape.gov.za


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