Recommended actions to be taken
Jonathan Clive Stephenson - Wendy Stephenson - Sunmart
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Contact a lawyer or debt collector to act on your behalf
Engage the services of a lawyer / debt collector to assist with recovering your money.
If possible, find other victims and form a “class-action” where legal costs are shared. -
Send a letter of demand to Jonathan Clive Stephenson
Send a letter of demand that sets clear dates for completion/delivery of outstanding work.
Request a refund by clear dates.
This sets due dates.
Once due dates expire proceed with steps below. -
Lodge a fraud case with the South African Police Service (SAPS)
Go to your local SAPS police station and open a case of fraud for SAPS to investigate.
Get a SAPS case number.
A lawyer will be best to advise. -
Make use of debt collector services
Council for debt collectors
https://www.cfdc.org.za/
Some debt collection service will work on a pro-rata amount. -
Default Judgement
The debt collector / lawyer can ask the courts for a default judgement and sale in execution order. -
Credit Bureau
Report Jonathan Clive Stephenson & Wendy Stephenson to credit bureaus
https://www.ncr.org.za/register_of_registrants/registered_cb1.php -
Report Sunsmart to South African Revenue Service (SARS) for Suspicious Activity
All business that issue invoices with a VAT number need to be registered with SARS and pay VAT and PAYE.
You can report Suspicious Activity to SARS via the below link:
https://secure.sarsefiling.co.za/AdHocCaseSourcing/
Reports can be done using your identification or anonymously. -
Post your experince on Social Media
Warn others by posting reviews on HelloPeter, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, etc.
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