He listed himself with the South African Fraud Prevention Service (SAFPS) , a crucial step that alerts banks and retailers to extra-verify any applications in his name.
Thabo was on top of the world. He had just landed a promotion at a top firm in Sandton and was ready to buy his first home—a sleek apartment in Rosebank. He had the deposit saved, his salary was more than enough, and his bank manager seemed optimistic. Then came the "Bureau Check." Credit Bureau Check South Africa
The next six months were a crash course in South African consumer law. Thabo had to: He listed himself with the South African Fraud