Debt Assessment Session (DAS)
Do you feel like you’re drowning in debts?
Are you currently in shallow waters because of debt issues?
Do you have a stampede of customers, investors, lenders whom you are indebted too and they have launched out threats and harassment against you here and there?
Or could it be that you have customers and clients owing you and you have tried that all you can to get this monies out but they are not just paying and you are already thinking of taking drastic measures against them or even writing off the debts because of all the frustration you are experiencing.
Then, a Debt Assessment Session (DAS) may be just the right therapy and the life saver you need to keep your debt issues from getting out of control.
The most interestingly part is, most times one does not know or think he needs a debt assessment.
Now to be double sure whether or not you need one, answer the following question by yourself:
➤ Do you frequently pay your bills late? For example, salaries, rent etc.
➤ Have you ever had to borrow money from one Loan App or money lender to pay another?
➤ Have you just been served with a Notice of Demand by the company or person you are owing?
➤ Are you owing others because your customers and clients have also failed to pay up your money that are with them?
➤ Are you currently in an unending circle of debts? You have people owing you and you too are owing other people?
➤ Is your business financially distressed due to debt issues?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, you may have to apply for a Debt Assessment Session to determine the best debt relief that is most suitable, realistic and practicable for you at the moment.
Interestingly, the debt assessment session is absolutely free of charge.
Click here to apply for DAS right away!
Hold on, just before you go right ahead to apply for the Debt Assessment Session, here are 3 important things to note.
➤ It is our simple terms and conditions to qualify for the DAS;
Your debt must be at least $5,000 (N5M)
➤ Your debt sum (whether you are the one owing or people are the ones owing you) must be undisputed, clear and agreed to by both parties.
➤ It must be a business debt (in other words, not a debt taken for personal consumption)
Do you meet up the three (3) criteria?
Then apply for the Debt Assessment Session right away!
How long is the Debt Assessment Session?
The Debt Assessment Session is for 30 minutes
What is the main essence of the Debt Assessment Session?
The end goal of the DAS is to properly understand your current debt situation and then prescribe the best solution for you.
Look at it this way!
You are ill and you go to a doctor, the doctor listens to your complain but in order to really understand what your medical conditions are, the doctor recommends that you go for a lap test, first.
It is after the result is out that the doctor can then recommend the best medical solution for you
So the DAS is the medical test you are undergoing to enable us properly understand your debt conditions and then determine and recommend the best debt recovery solution for you
How does the Debt Assessment Session work?
- Firstly – Ensure that you tick all the boxes under the Terms and Conditions stated above.
- Secondly – Fill the Debt Assessment Form and submit
- Thirdly – We review the form and get back to you on whether or not you are qualified and if you actually qualify, we will let you know the actual time and date you have been scheduled for a Debt Assessment Session.
What is the cost of the Debt Assessment Session?
The Debt Assessment Session is absolutely FREE
What happens if I am not qualified for the DAS any other alternative for me?
Certainly, you can take the Debt-Free Journey Course, it is a self-paced debt management training on how you can pay your debt with ease plus a community support system.
What is the major difference between the Debt Counselling Session (DSC) and the Debt Assessment Session (DAS)?
Brilliant!
Firstly, let’s start with the similarity – for both, you must have a debt issue not less than N5M (that is $5,000) or its equivalent in your current jurisdiction
However, for the DCS – it can either be a personal or business debt but you must be the one owing
While DAS is strictly a business debt where either you or your customer is the one owing you
Clear, simper and straight forward, right?!
CLICK HERE to learn more about the DCS
Do you have more question?
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Thank you and see you on the inside!