AACS IS NOT A DEBT COUNSELLING COMPANY
AACS is a National Service Service Provider in line with the Goverment National Credit Act 34 of 2005 AACS services are rendered in terms of Section 136 Regulation 50 of the National Credit Act
AACS service Providers are Trained & Certified in NCR Debt Review Regulations and Procedure (Damelin)
Our in-house Ncr Accredited Debt Counsellors facilitates necessary Ncr-based system updates

When your debt counsellor fails you, you can trust AACS to resolve with the NCR

Since inception of debt counselling in 2007, 4513 debt counsellors were accredited and registered on the NCR database. Over 3000 has since left the practice for various reasons and are no longer involved in debt counselling. This has left thousands of consumers with a permanent debt review flag without a debt counsellor to render the after-care service and the ultimate removal of the debt review flag. Without a debt counsellor to monitor your debt review progress, you are indefinitely stuck with a debt review flag on your credit record even when your debts have been paid in full and your financial circumstance have improved.

The Alternative After-Care Difference

There are Debt Counsellors - NCR Trained; Accredited & Regulated - mandated by the NCR to conduct consumer financial  circumstance assessment and execute prescribed procedures to place over-indebted consumers under the protection of debt review, and to render after-care service in terms of Section 86 of the NCA.
These are professional practitioners in the business of rendering mandated service and collect fees.
Sadly while the majority (65%) of debt counsellors have left the profession, very few of these professionals comply with the after-care mandate to ensure release of the consumers from debt review.     

And then 

There are After-Care Service Providers - NCR Trained; Certified and Independent - dedicated to enforcing consumer rights in the debt review environment and rendering after-care service to ensure the release of eligible consumers from debt review in terms of Section 136, Regulation 50 of the NCA.
This is a special group of Ncr trained professionals (including volunteer accredited debt counsellors) whose focus and concern is to save the consumer from unprofessional, neglect, fraudulent, unlawful practices and sub-standard service delivery that is prevalent in the debt counselling industry. 

The Alternative After-Care Service (AACS) is the result of an intensive research of the shortcomings of the debt review exit process which is mainly due to debt counsellors who neglect to render after-care service or are no longer involved in debt counselling leaving thousands of consumers indefinitely stuck under debt review. As a result of the enomous data - the Alternative After-Care Service was established with the goal of creating a platform for the debt review consumers to voice their struggles with the NCR and seek prompt resolution. The Alternative After-Care platform is a conduit that connects the debt review consumers directly with the NCR to investigate and resolve debt review disputes.

The National Credit Regulator (NCR) is a regulatory body that was established under the National Credit Act, 2005 (Act No. 34 of 2005). The NCR operates as an entity within the framework of this legislation. The NCR oversees the registration and regulation of debt counselors. The NCR monitors compliance with the National Credit Act and has the authority to enforce compliance. This includes investigating complaints, conducting inspections, and taking enforcement actions when necessary. 

AACS is actively seeking and collaborating with consumers, debt counsellors and credit providers to eliminate undesirable elements and restore the tarnished reputation of debt counselling.