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Directory Standards

Clear Listings. Trustworthy Receiver Information.

Follow these guidelines to keep South Africa’s receiver directory accurate, current and useful for everyone who relies on it.

A Directory Built on Reliable Information

Receiver Directory helps people find information about receivers in South Africa. These guidelines explain how listings should be presented and maintained so visitors can understand who is listed, where they work and how to contact them. Accurate details, regular updates and respectful use make the directory more useful to everyone. Listings should be factual, relevant and verifiable; they should not imply an endorsement or guarantee of a receiver’s services. If information changes or appears incorrect, it should be reviewed and corrected promptly.

What Every Listing Should Get Right

Use clear, verifiable details and update them when they change. Each listing should help visitors identify a receiver without overstating qualifications or availability.

Names and Identity

Use the receiver’s correct professional name and distinguish individuals from firms. Avoid aliases or titles that could mislead visitors.

Professional Details

State roles, credentials and affiliations accurately, and include only details that can be verified and kept current.

Contact and Location

Provide working professional contact details and an accurate South African service location. Do not publish private information without permission.

Areas of Practice

Describe relevant areas of practice in plain language. List only work the receiver undertakes, and revise the description when their focus changes.

Accuracy standards

Keep every receiver listing reliable

Before submitting or confirming a listing, verify the receiver’s name, organisation, contact details, location, service areas and stated capabilities against current information. Include only details you are authorised to share, and avoid claims that cannot be substantiated. If a listing is incomplete, outdated or inaccurate, submit a correction promptly with the correct details and any relevant supporting information. Accurate entries help people across South Africa find and contact the right receiver with confidence.

Review your listing

Check your Receiver Directory entry at least every six months, even if you believe nothing has changed. Confirm that contact details, locations and service information are still correct.

Identify changes promptly

When a phone number, email address, operating area or other listing detail changes, make a note of the new information and the date it took effect.

Send an update request

Report changes through the directory’s available contact or update channel. Identify the listing clearly, specify each requested change and provide information that helps verify it.

Check the revised entry

After an update is published, review the listing to ensure it reflects your request. Report any remaining errors so the entry stays useful to directory users.

Appropriate use

Search responsibly and contact receivers professionally

Use Receiver Directory to find relevant receiver information in South Africa and make genuine, professional enquiries. Search with a legitimate purpose, respect the scope of each listing and contact receivers through their published details without excessive or unwanted follow-ups. Do not misrepresent your identity or intentions, copy listing information for deceptive purposes, harass anyone, or use the directory for abusive or unlawful activity. Treat listing details as a starting point for direct confirmation, not as a guarantee of availability, credentials or suitability.

Privacy Guidelines for Receiver Listings

Help keep Receiver Directory useful without exposing private information. Share only verified, relevant details that are appropriate for a public directory of receivers in South Africa.

What personal information can appear in a listing?
Include a receiver’s name and publicly available professional contact details only when they are relevant to the listing and you have authority to submit them. Do not add home addresses, personal phone numbers, identity numbers, or private email addresses.
Can I submit someone else’s professional details?
Submit another person’s details only if they are publicly available for professional use or you have permission to share them. Confirm the person’s role and contact information before requesting a listing or change.
What information should never be submitted?
Do not submit identity or passport numbers, banking details, passwords, private correspondence, confidential case records, or information obtained without authorisation. Avoid details about clients, employees, or family members that are not needed for a public listing.
How should I report an inaccurate listing?
Send us the listing name, the detail that needs correcting, and a reliable source or explanation. Please do not include sensitive documents unless we specifically request them through an appropriate channel.
Can a listed receiver request an update or removal?
Yes. Listed receivers can contact us to correct outdated professional details or raise a privacy concern. We may ask for reasonable verification before making changes to protect the accuracy of the directory.
How may directory information be used?
Use listings to identify and contact receivers for legitimate professional enquiries. Do not scrape the directory, send unsolicited bulk messages, or use listing details to harass, misrepresent, or impersonate anyone.

Report an Error or Raise a Concern

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Spotted an incorrect South African receiver listing or need to update your details? Contact Receiver Directory with the listing name, the requested change, and any relevant public source. You can also raise concerns about these guidelines; please leave sensitive personal information out of your message.