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OutDebt Advisors
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OutDebt Advisors
Claimed Business
37 Reviews (last 12 months)
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Based on recent customer reviews, OutDebt Advisors is generating significant concern among consumers, with a recurring theme centred on unsolicited cold calls followed by SMS notifications claiming consent was given to pull credit reports. Customers consistently mention feeling that their personal information was accessed without authorisation, with many referencing POPIA and threatening legal action. A smaller group of reviewers express genuine appreciation, describing empathetic consultants, clear explanations of the debt review process, and meaningful financial relief, suggesting the service can deliver value when customers willingly engage.
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1.8|37 Reviews
Jun '25 - May '26
Recent reviews (37)
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 Mar 2026, 15:03
Complaint!!!
I received a call from the number +27 (10) 446-1360 and after answering I received message written I, Thato Thato, ID 0504*****9087, gave consent to request my credit report on 2026-03-25. Reason: Affordability Assessment. Outdebt after I did not give consent. These are ****mers using our **** id numbers and ****ming us to access our bank account. Please do something about this Outdebt!
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Anonymous
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 Mar 2026, 15:03
Complaint!!!
I received a call from the number +27 (10) 446-1360 and after answering I received message written I, Thato Thato, ID 0504*****9087, gave consent to request my credit report on 2026-03-25. Reason: Affordability Assessment. Outdebt after I did not give consent. These are ****mers using our **** id numbers and ****ming us to access our bank account. Please do something about this Outdebt!
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Lesterina M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
24 Mar 2026, 10:13
Outdebt stop misleading people
I got a call from 0104461279 outdebt an it appeared as spam on my phone an the lady said she wants to check for me if I qualify for a reduced installments an I said am not interest but to my surprise I received an sms after the call to say I gave consent for them to run my credit report for affordability assessment. This company must be investigated for misleading information
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Lesterina M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
24 Mar 2026, 10:13
Outdebt stop misleading people
I got a call from 0104461279 outdebt an it appeared as spam on my phone an the lady said she wants to check for me if I qualify for a reduced installments an I said am not interest but to my surprise I received an sms after the call to say I gave consent for them to run my credit report for affordability assessment. This company must be investigated for misleading information
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Brett W
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
23 Mar 2026, 09:49
******* activities
This company is *******ly acquiring personal information about people. Phone numbers, names and account details. Do not give them any more information than they have acquired *******ly already.
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Ngonda H
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
20 Mar 2026, 11:42
Outdebt advisor
This company called my dad and insisted of helping him to reduce his debt amount in capitec as he was paying more R5000 They told him they will help him to reduce the amount to R4000, as an old man not knowing how to interact or speak English they manipulated him to agree on the offer they gave him not knowing that this people are ****mers, they ****med him R4200 , claiming to pay capitec on his behalf while capitec also deducted the R5000 at the sametime as they debited the money , when my father called them they 1st answered as my father was making enquiry they **** to him that they will reverse the money back, my father waited the money wasn't reversed , he try calling for the second time the number is going through but no one is answering, I also try calling those 2 numbers given no answer Be aware of Outdebt advisor this people are ****mers, they have no mercy they will dry your bank account and leave you stranded without any hope of yourself
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Ngonda H
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
20 Mar 2026, 11:42
Outdebt advisor
This company called my dad and insisted of helping him to reduce his debt amount in capitec as he was paying more R5000 They told him they will help him to reduce the amount to R4000, as an old man not knowing how to interact or speak English they manipulated him to agree on the offer they gave him not knowing that this people are ****mers, they ****med him R4200 , claiming to pay capitec on his behalf while capitec also deducted the R5000 at the sametime as they debited the money , when my father called them they 1st answered as my father was making enquiry they **** to him that they will reverse the money back, my father waited the money wasn't reversed , he try calling for the second time the number is going through but no one is answering, I also try calling those 2 numbers given no answer Be aware of Outdebt advisor this people are ****mers, they have no mercy they will dry your bank account and leave you stranded without any hope of yourself
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DARREN J
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
19 Mar 2026, 08:23
Unprofessional, impatient and possibly a ****
They contacted my mom, and she consulted with me about the call. I asked her to give them my number since I'm helping my mom get out of debt and manage her finances. A lady named Linda called, first calling from a line that's apparently unrecorded and then called back from a recorded line. I asked how she got access to my mom's info, apparently they get peoples credit profiles information and access through the NCR without the consent of my mom. She explained that they can reduced her debt by like 60% and reduce her monthly payments. I asked how this is possible and she explained that they do an application with the credit providers and that the credit providers are already aware of the reduction. I enquired about how this works and what's the hidden costs, or if there's a catch. She said they get paid by the NCR to reduce debt. I asked her to send me the information via email so that I can do background checks and to try and understand how it works since there are a lot of ****mers out there and she didn't even introduce where she's calling from, and in response, she hung up on me. Whether it is a **** or not, it's very unprofessional to put the phone off in someone's ear when all I am trying to do is be cautious and try to understand what my mom might sign up for.
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DARREN J
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
19 Mar 2026, 08:23
Unprofessional, impatient and possibly a ****
They contacted my mom, and she consulted with me about the call. I asked her to give them my number since I'm helping my mom get out of debt and manage her finances. A lady named Linda called, first calling from a line that's apparently unrecorded and then called back from a recorded line. I asked how she got access to my mom's info, apparently they get peoples credit profiles information and access through the NCR without the consent of my mom. She explained that they can reduced her debt by like 60% and reduce her monthly payments. I asked how this is possible and she explained that they do an application with the credit providers and that the credit providers are already aware of the reduction. I enquired about how this works and what's the hidden costs, or if there's a catch. She said they get paid by the NCR to reduce debt. I asked her to send me the information via email so that I can do background checks and to try and understand how it works since there are a lot of ****mers out there and she didn't even introduce where she's calling from, and in response, she hung up on me. Whether it is a **** or not, it's very unprofessional to put the phone off in someone's ear when all I am trying to do is be cautious and try to understand what my mom might sign up for.
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Nomfundo
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
13 Mar 2026, 09:17
I received a call from this company and few minutes after that I received an sms stating that I have given consent to a credit report
I received a call from this company and few minutes after that I received an sms stating that I have given consent to a credit report. I did not give any consent to this. My priva y has been invaded and I do not appreciate this. Nothing should be done to my credit report. The recording will be provided and nowhere in the call and I asked to give consent. I am annoyed.
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Nomfundo
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
13 Mar 2026, 09:17
I received a call from this company and few minutes after that I received an sms stating that I have given consent to a credit report
I received a call from this company and few minutes after that I received an sms stating that I have given consent to a credit report. I did not give any consent to this. My priva y has been invaded and I do not appreciate this. Nothing should be done to my credit report. The recording will be provided and nowhere in the call and I asked to give consent. I am annoyed.
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PHUMLANI M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
7 Mar 2026, 11:32
*****!! **** Alert 🚨
I just received a message stating that I had given consent for them to request my credit report. This is completely false. At no point did I give Outdebt, or any of their representatives, permission to access my credit information. This is a blatant invasion of my privacy and raises very serious legal and ethical concerns. Accessing or attempting to access someone’s credit information without proper consent is unacceptable.
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PHUMLANI M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
7 Mar 2026, 11:32
*****!! **** Alert 🚨
I just received a message stating that I had given consent for them to request my credit report. This is completely false. At no point did I give Outdebt, or any of their representatives, permission to access my credit information. This is a blatant invasion of my privacy and raises very serious legal and ethical concerns. Accessing or attempting to access someone’s credit information without proper consent is unacceptable.
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Katlego M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
24 Feb 2026, 12:51
POPIA violation and unauthorized Record Access
I received an unsolicited call from a salesperson at Outdebt claiming they assist people with settling their debt. I clearly and explicitly informed the agent that I do not have any debt. Despite this, the agent told me that she could see my credit record, which was already extremely concerning. What is even more alarming is that shortly after the call, I received a message stating that I had given consent for them to request my credit report. This is completely false. At no point did I give Outdebt, or any of their representatives, permission to access my credit information. This is a blatant invasion of my privacy and raises very serious legal and ethical concerns. Accessing or attempting to access someone’s credit information without proper consent is unacceptable and, if confirmed, ********. I will be escalating this matter and discussing it with my legal team. I am also considering reporting this to the relevant regulatory authorities. I strongly warn others to be extremely cautious when dealing with Outdebt. No company should be claiming consent that was never given or making people feel that their personal information is being accessed without their authorization. This matter will not be taken lightly.
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Katlego M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
24 Feb 2026, 12:51
POPIA violation and unauthorized Record Access
I received an unsolicited call from a salesperson at Outdebt claiming they assist people with settling their debt. I clearly and explicitly informed the agent that I do not have any debt. Despite this, the agent told me that she could see my credit record, which was already extremely concerning. What is even more alarming is that shortly after the call, I received a message stating that I had given consent for them to request my credit report. This is completely false. At no point did I give Outdebt, or any of their representatives, permission to access my credit information. This is a blatant invasion of my privacy and raises very serious legal and ethical concerns. Accessing or attempting to access someone’s credit information without proper consent is unacceptable and, if confirmed, ********. I will be escalating this matter and discussing it with my legal team. I am also considering reporting this to the relevant regulatory authorities. I strongly warn others to be extremely cautious when dealing with Outdebt. No company should be claiming consent that was never given or making people feel that their personal information is being accessed without their authorization. This matter will not be taken lightly.
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