Our Rates and Services
Collect A Debt (Pty) Ltd has the capacity and technology to with immediate effect start the recovery process. With our commission-only rates, recovering your outstanding accounts has never been more economical, and is simple to understand with no hidden cost. With no upfront fee, and a customized collection programme, your recovery and financial growth from collections is greatly increased.
Our specialized debt collection software and trained staff have set a new standard for recovery. Our programmes include a variety of collection tools that are designed to locate, contact, report and secure payment on your accounts.
4 easy steps to start the handing over process:
STEP 1: UNDERSTAND THE TERMS TO BECOME A CLIENT
STEP 2: SIGN UP AND AGREE ON THE TERMS
STEP 3: COMPLETE AND SIGN THE AGREEMENT
STEP 4: PREPARE YOUR DEBT SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS AND SEND
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4 Easy Steps To Handover
- STEP 1
- STEP 2
- STEP 3
- STEP 4
STEP 1
STEP 1: UNDERSTAND THE TERMS TO BECOME A CLIENT
Before you can hand over your debts it is important that you understand how we work and what we offer. Therefore we will require that you sign a “Memorandum of Agreement” that stipulates the way forward and the terms. We don’t want unhappy clients hence the total transparency as we understand our industry and vocabulary might be new to you.
This must be completed and signed by you and will include the pre quoted and agreed collection commission percentage that we will charge on all successful collections and when we will be eligible to charge this. This will also mandate us to proceed against your debtors.
You will only be required to sign one agreement and can decide henceforth on your own terms when you want to hand over more debtors. You will only be required to sign up once for life.
STEP 2
STEP 2: SIGN UP AND AGREE ON THE TERMS
In order for us to send you the correct collection commission rate “Memorandum of Agreement” we need to pre-quote you on the collection commission rate on successful collection.
Rates are charged on a result-driven basis and is pre-quoted on a percentage basis in section 5.1 of the agreement.
RATES:
- 10% collection commission rate for 30 days overdue on service date/invoice date
- 15% collection commission rate for 60 days overdue on service date/invoice date
- 20% collection commission rate for 90 days overdue on service date/invoice date
- 25% collection commission rate for 120 days overdue on service date/invoice date
- 30% collection commission rate for 150 days overdue on service date/invoice date
The above rates is inclusive of legal action should legal action be taken.
Kindly contact us telephonically on 041-373 3000; or via email (marketing@collectadebt.co.za) and make mention of the following information:
- Age of the debt – service date/invoice date of the debt
- Number of account that you will be handing over
- Estimates amounts that you will be handing over
STEP 3
STEP 3: COMPLETE AND SIGN THE AGREEMENT
After receiving the agreement you need to initial each page, compete your details in the last section and return this to our offices via the same email address that you received the agreement. Hereafter you can send your hand over instructions to us without any further confirmation from our side or approval.
STEP 4
STEP 4: PREPARE YOUR DEBT SUPORTING DOCUMENTS AND SEND
Prepare and gather all documents relating to the debts that you want to hand over. The more information you provide, the better the chances of recovery.
Provide as much as possible information i.e. credit agreements, statements, invoices, emails, proof of delivery documentation and any other documentation that you can think that will prove your claim sufficiently as if you are in front of a magistrate and you need to convince him/her that the services you provided are genuine and legally due and payable.
Should you require any assistance and need to ask any questions please contact us. We will gladly assist. The following contact options are available to you:
- Contact us telephonically on 041-3733000 and ask for marketing department
- Send us an email on info@collectadebt.co.za
- Click on “How can I help you?”, to speak directly to us via WhatsApp.
On receipt of the instructions you will receive a confirmation from us that the instruction/s were received. You will also receive a NEW ACCOUNT LISTING REPORT after your accounts are uploaded onto our database confirming the names of the debtors, amount and the date it was uploaded
RATES
10% collection commission rate for 30 days overdue on service date/invoice date
15% collection commission rate for 60 days overdue on service date/invoice date
20% collection commission rate for 90 days overdue on service date/invoice date
25% collection commission rate for 120 days overdue on service date/invoice date
30% collection commission rate for 150 days overdue on service date/invoice date
The above rates include legal action taken by us against your debtor on condition it is within our jurisdiction.
We will provide you with our detailed terms and conditions after we have received your enquiry but provide you in the interim with the following information:
1. Instructions to us are assigned on a “no collection – no fee” basis. This means that if we cannot collect, you will not pay any commission
2. We collect on overdue accounts from 30 days onwards/overdue up to 3 years overdue determined by the last service date/invoice date or payment date.
3. Our tracing service is included should you not know the whereabouts of the debtor.
4. Should payment be made by the debtor after handing over to us you will be kept liable for the collection commission. We refer to these as “paid direct” payments.
5. Should you hand over the debt and later decide to withdraw for any other reason outside the permitted “cooling off period” of 7 working days you will be liable for collection commission.
6. We have jurisdiction in the following courts: Port Elizabeth, Motherwell, New Brighton, Jeffreys Bay, Humansdorp, Hankey and Uitenhage Courts.
7. Should your debtor reside outside of these areas it might become problematic to issue summons from another court’s jurisdiction and we appeal to you to contact our legal department to enquire whether legal action will be possible.
8. The company has the right to determine whether legal action will be taken after considering facts based on the likelihood of successful collection, for example, jurisdiction, age of the debt, value of the debt, possibility of collection, if the debtor is
employed, does the debtor have removable assets to attach and/or the possibility of an Emolument Attachment Order on his/her salary.
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