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Jadeine G

1 reviews | Active since Sept 2024

19 Sept 2024, 12:30

an uneasy start

my experience was very stressfully to start- infact i actually pulled out 1 day into the process as i was told closing my bank would be a better option as i maybe double debited ( this risk wasn't mentioned before as a single mom i cannot afford to loose more money)- Memory called me personally and had a nice chat and said she could assist me with doing a eft instead of doing a debit order to start to avoid the risk of loosing more money - i sat and thought about the process and went with this option as well as saving myself he hassle and just changed to a new bank- through this process i still feel abit confused - unsure of what to expect and not really sure how i track accounts going forward - who my main line of contact is?

after my 2nd day of trying to cancel this process i got old i needed an attorney to go to court to cancel --- HOW??? when half my paperwork was outstanding i hadn't even signed off on anything as yet- only the application went through - no asset table - reason for indebit ness- copy of ID ,POR ,Payslips ect - this made no sense for me - i felt as if i had no choice but to proceed....

they are very friendly to start - all the employees , but i feel after you've been hooked this does die down which is disappointing as im not the only one experiencing this.

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Debt Rescue
Debt Rescue's reply19 Sept 2024, 12:37
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Good day 

 Thank you for taking the time to share your detailed feedback.

 We sincerely apologize for the confusion and stress you've experienced during the process, especially as a single mom navigating financial decisions. Your concerns are both valid and important to us, and we want to address them thoroughly.


 We always aim to ensure full transparency and will be reviewing our communication to ensure this type of critical information is made clear early in the process. We're glad to hear that Memory was able to assist by offering the EFT option, and we appreciate your patience in reconsidering your decision under challenging circumstances. 

Debt Rescue Team