
Being chased for an old debt?
If a debt is old enough, the law may stop a collector from enforcing it — but only if you raise it, correctly and in writing.
You describe what you've received, in plain language and in your own words. In minutes you get a formal letter that raises prescription under the Prescription Act 68 of 1969 and the National Credit Act, worded carefully so it does not admit the debt or restart the clock, addressed to the collector or creditor. It comes with a plain-language summary and clear instructions on where to send it.- Grounded in the South African law that applies to your situation
- Written for your facts, not a generic template
- A plain-language summary so you know exactly what it says
- PDF and Word, ready to send
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