Asked by
Dane001 on
06-08-2020 10:27:31
Question posted in the
General Law category relating to
Western Cape
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Hi there..just need help with these computer credit services guys...they keep sending me letter of demand for services rendered when in fact they have never rendered any services. When searching online I keep seeing there name come up as a scam. I am not sure should I pay them or not as the amounts keep increasing and keep getting threatening emails and sms
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Posted by Att. Patrick on 15-08-2020 20:04:41
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.
Are you sure that they did not provide you with a service of applying for a loan?
If so, they can charge a fee which is agreed upon.
If you don't pay the fee, then they will charge you interest and sue you (letters of demand and a summons) to get their money.
If they didn't provide you with any service, email them and tell them to get lost.
Att. Patrick
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