Good day,I unfotunately clicked on a Loa...

Asked by the Customer on 05-06-2019 09:41:00
Question posted in the Consumer Protection Law category relating to Western Cape

Good day,

I unfotunately clicked on a Loan Company and filled in my details. I saw a debit order came off from my bank account and after getting the details from the debit order, I managed to trace it to a Company called Computech Credit services and their 'legal' company Creditpro Pty Ltd sent me a demand for payment of R594.90. I paid this amount and sent a proof of payment.

Earlier I sent an email to Computech Credit Services telling them to cancel any membership they have on file, as as I will not be making use of their services anymore. I received a Secon Demand letter last night. I googled their name and saw a host of complaints for the same thing.

I need some legal advice as what to do to get rid of this company and moreso that they dont harm my credit record. Any advice on how to deal with them, will be greatly appreciated.

Note - they do not respond to emails and their phone numbers dont work, you hold for at least 15 minutes and then the calls drop.

Thanks Andre

Message from the Attorney

Posted by Att. Patrick on 31-07-2021 20:31:46

Hi there,

I see that you haven't made a payment for the question, but I'm going to assist you a little. If you want to ask a follow-up question, please make the required payment, even if it is R150 or R200.

You need to please read this post: Cancelling MaxLaw

Att. Patrick 

Please remember this is a dialog if you have follow-up questions please make the required deposit, then use the REPLY button and ask your further question. I would like to continue assisting you, but I need to concentrate on people who make deposits for their questions - they get serviced first!

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