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<p>Most South Africans are to ashamed to acknowledge that we are in debt - it is having lice when you were at school - Everybody always talks about it, but nobody admits they "have" it.....</p> <p>I am a 45 year old single mother and have lived the high life, by my own hand when I had my own Company. After my divorce things started going down hill, as we all know it is now a single income versus 2. I can work with a budget and always have been able to do so, but suddenly it was getting harder. I consulted for Companies, and in October 2015 my contract came to and end and I had NO income. I wish beign without a job not even on my worst enemie. I got a job in Feb 2016 again - but by then I have fallen behind with my car payment, my personal loan payment and and and more. It is June 2017 and I am still behind with my debt. I decided to contact Debt Sure. From the word go service was good, but then another surprise hit me. I had to vacate my house due to a business offer was put in for the premises I stayed in. This was whilst I had already app**** for debt review. I had to pay the current month's rent, loose my deposit, paid deposit plus one month's rent at the new premises. Thus no money was left for my first month's debt review payment. I had spoken and dealt with a few people at Debt Sure, but I got into contact with Marlize van Wyk friPayments & Default Management Department that was most helpfull with my situation . She assisted me in coming up with a plan and still be considered for debt review and be able to pay my first payment. Thank you Marlize, you don't know how much you have helped me in this situation - as this was my last resort. I have to get out of this debt and restore my name and be able to walk with my head high again - without lice LOL - soon.</p> <p>I can recomend Debt Sure to anybody that has no where else to turn for financial assistance. </p> <p>Thank you once again Marlize and Team.</p>