Answer : Yes , Final Bill Policy – Remove the late marks and the default and settle the credit file as of the last regular payment.
No : Final bill policy explained there should be no ETF
Yes : We can remove the adverse due to minimal collections activity as of the NO/MINIMAL COLLECTIONS FOLLOWED
The balance needs to be zero before we can remove the adverse
No : Under the searches policy it explained if the customer ordered online consent must be given prior to the search taking place
A sales agent's system crashed during a new device order, resulting in multiple credit checks. Can one of the searches be removed?
No : Because customer had not paid all their previous bills on time.
No – Due to usage on the account
No : We had informed the customer of the overdue amounts on more than 1 instance.
After 6 years : 1/10/2024 – Under the 6 Year Statute
( If customer called within a month we would also remove this )
A customer seeks legal assistance for credit issues due to high credit utilization. What options are available?
No : Due to the loan not being paid in full.
Yes : We can amend the file due to the customer being out of contract with no usage. We will need to remove the late marks and the default and settle the credit file as off last regular payment.
Yes : We can going to replace the late payment marks with arrangement icons - under the payment plan policy
Yes : We need to delete the credit file under returns failure loan policy , We also need to make sure that device is returned
( If there was an upgrade we do not delete the credit however we amend it , we also need to make sure that the balance is on zero )
What is a Debt Management Plan (DMP), and when should it be considered?
A DMP is an agreement to repay debts over time and is suitable for individuals struggling with multiple debts.
Yes : Out Of Contract/No Usage & Cancellation Failure Policy – First on the account the amount need to be cleared or paid off then only we can amend the credit file
Since there was no usage
We can satisfy the default as off the payment date - The adverse will remain on the account since customer was using the services
Yes : Vodafone error – Covered under the searches policy
We can advise the agent to contact the warehouse to confirm if the device has been returned , if the warehouse confirm the device is received they would need to provide a reference. The agent need to make sure that the account balance is updated , then only we can delete the credit file.
If no proof of the customer returning the phone customer remains liable for the contact however we also need to check if the correct returns policy was used.
A customer returned a device within 14 days. What should be done with the credit file?
The credit file should be deleted under the returns failure loan policy, provided the device was returned.
Customer gave cancellation notice and is told they are still in commitment so there will be an ETF. The SR failed and we issued collections notices. The customer did not respond and was disconnected for non-payment, and they have late marks and a default. Is there a policy that allows us to amend the credit file here, and if so what needs to happen on the account first?
Since there was no usage
No : Customer was in contract and did not pay the ETF
Yes : We can remove the adverse on the account because the customer was unaware of the service hierarchy and we would advise the agent to tell the customer to set up a direct debit to ensure payments are made and should this happen again we will not be able to remove the adverse
No : Under searches policy a search footprint will not be removed is the device is out of stock
No : It is not part of the policy – We do not amend credit files as a goodwill.
The customer claims to have returned a device by post but has no proof. What should the agent do?