ALRX Debt Consulting

02/09/2026

🚨 We're Officially Meta Verified on WhatsApp! 🚨

We are proud to announce that ALRX Debt Consulting is now an Officially Verified WhatsApp Business Account with Meta's blue verification badge ✅💙
This verification means you can confidently connect with us knowing you're messaging the authentic ALRX Debt Consulting business account.

📱 Verified WhatsApp Number: +27 79 775 7327

Whether you need assistance with debt review, credit counselling, or financial guidance, our verified WhatsApp channel provides a secure and trusted way to reach our team.

Thank you to all our clients for your continued trust and support. We remain committed to helping South Africans take control of their finances with professional, reliable debt solutions.

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Your Debt. Our Expertise.

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17/08/2026

Celebrating my 2nd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

16/08/2026

⚠️ IMPORTANT CONSUMER NOTICE

THE NCR WILL NEVER RANDOMLY CALL YOU TO OFFER DEBT RELIEF

Consumers are being targeted by scammers and unscrupulous operators making unsolicited phone calls, claiming they can reduce your monthly debt payments, lower your interest rates or negotiate with your banks on your behalf.

Some callers may even claim to be calling from the National Credit Regulator (NCR), the Government, or an organisation working together with the NCR.

🚨 THIS IS A SCAM WARNING

The caller may tell you that:

• Your bank is charging you too much interest.
• Your monthly instalments can immediately be reduced.
• They can consolidate your debts for you.
• They can negotiate a better payment with your creditors.
• They are calling on behalf of the NCR or Government.

They may already know some of your personal and financial information, making the call appear legitimate.

⚠️ HERE IS WHERE THE DANGER LIES

You may be asked to confirm your personal information, bank details or other information under the impression that you are simply getting assistance with your existing debts.

Without fully understanding what you are agreeing to, you could unknowingly be placed under debt review or debt counselling.

The NCR has specifically warned consumers about this type of misleading conduct and has reported cases where consumers were placed under debt review without their knowledge or consent. (NCR)

🛑 PROTECT YOURSELF

Never provide personal or banking information to an unsolicited caller simply because they claim to represent the NCR or Government.

Before signing anything or agreeing to debt counselling:

STOP.
VERIFY.
UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU ARE SIGNING.

A genuine debt solution should never be entered into without you understanding the process, its consequences and giving informed consent.

📢 REMEMBER

The NCR does not randomly call consumers to sell or offer debt counselling services.

If someone contacts you claiming to be from the NCR and offers to reduce your debt payments, do not assume the call is legitimate.

Verify the information directly with the NCR or with a properly registered debt counsellor before taking any action.

YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE MATTERS.
DON’T LET A SCAMMER MAKE THE DECISION FOR YOU.

ALRX DEBT CONSULTING

YOUR DEBT, OUR EXPERTISE

📱 WhatsApp: 079-775-7327

Stay informed. Stay protected. Always make an informed decision.

10/08/2026

09/08/2026

🇿🇦🌸 HAPPY WOMEN’S DAY, SOUTH AFRICA! 🌸🇿🇦

Today, we celebrate the women who stand strong when life gets difficult, who keep going when the road gets tough, and who inspire those around them simply by refusing to give up.

To every woman who carries a family, builds a career, faces challenges, creates opportunities and continues to believe in a better tomorrow — we see you, we honour you, and we celebrate you. ❤️

Your strength is powerful.
Your resilience is inspiring.
Your story matters.

From all of us at ALRX Debt Consulting, we wish every woman a truly blessed and meaningful Women’s Day.

🌷 Here’s to the women who make South Africa stronger.

YOUR DEBT, OUR EXPERTISE

16/07/2026

The term “clear your name” can be misleading in South Africa.

There is no official “Clear Your Name” legal process. Instead, there are lawful processes to correct or remove certain types of adverse information from your credit profile.

You may be able to:

* Remove incorrect or fraudulent listings.
* Remove paid-up defaults once they qualify for removal.
* Remove paid-up court judgments, where the legal requirements are met.
* Exit debt review and have your debt review status updated once you qualify and the correct process is followed.
* Dispute outdated or inaccurate information with the relevant credit bureau.

However, accurate, valid adverse information cannot simply be erased because you want a clean record. If you still owe the debt or the listing is legally valid, no company can lawfully “clear your name” by removing it.

Reach out and speak to the Experts

Email: [email protected]

WhatsApp 079 775 7327

Visit ALRX Debt Consulting

13/07/2026

Hi everyone, Debt Counsellor Alain Le Roux, NCRDC3731 , from ALRX Debt Consulting With over 10 years of experience as a registered debt counsellor, I’d like to offer my services and support to anyone who may have been wrongly placed under formal debt review or without their consent. It’s important to know that debt review cannot be cancelled; it is a legal process as per the NCA that once started has to be concluded.However, as per the NCR withdrawal guidelines issue in May 2021 there are only two scenarios where a consumer might be able to exit debt review, provided the criteria are met.

For a free, no-obligation 1-hour consultation, feel free to DM or email me at [email protected].
Or visit our website

ALRX Debt Consulting provides a tailored and compassionate debt counselling service. We listen to your needs and prioritize them in everything we do.

03/07/2026

Did You Know?

In South Africa, there is no official “blacklist” that permanently prevents someone from obtaining credit. Instead, credit providers use information from registered credit bureaus to assess your creditworthiness.

The credit bureaus record information such as:

* Your payment history.
* Missed or late payments.
* Defaults and judgments (where applicable).
* Debt review status.
* Credit enquiries.
* Your current credit accounts and balances.

When people say they’re “blacklisted,” they usually mean one of the following:

1. They have a poor credit record.
* Missed payments or defaults have negatively affected their credit score.
* Lenders may decline new credit applications based on this information.

2. They are under debt review.
* If you’re under debt review, it is recorded on your credit profile.
* While under debt review, you generally cannot take on new credit until the debt review is completed and the relevant clearance process has taken place.

3. They have adverse listings.
* Defaults or other negative payment information can remain on your credit report for prescribed periods under South African law, after which they must generally be removed if the legal requirements are met.

Can you recover?

Absolutely. A poor credit profile is not permanent. You can improve it by:

* Paying your accounts on time.
* Reducing outstanding debt.
* Correcting any inaccurate information on your credit report.
* Completing debt review (if applicable) and obtaining the necessary clearance.

Give the experts a call for a 1hour Free Consultation

Email : [email protected]
WA: 079-775-7327

18/06/2026

Wow 10 years now - Thank you to the City of Cape Town for this recognition. We truly value the opportunity to partner and contribute to impactful events and initiatives throughout the year. It has been a privilege to work together in serving our communities. We look forward to strengthening our partnership and continuing to support your efforts in the future.

16/06/2026

Today we celebrate the courage potential and limitless dreams of our young people. You are the seed of change. You are our tomorrow.