Asked by the Customer on 05-09-2019 14:52:05
Question posted in the National Credit Act Law category relating to KwaZulu-Natal
By not having enough knowledge I clicked on a Loan Company and filled in my details. 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 , I paid that money sent proof and I asked the lady that I was contacting via emails, she said I needed to cancel my loan I did, but the following month they took money from my bank , I then made sure on the following month i take out all my money and see whats going to happen. Today I received a letter that says I need to pay R1268 and I dont know why. Please help I cant even open accounts because this thing has affected my credit score. And I've seen on the internet how people have been felt on this trap. How can I get out of this matter
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