Ics Credit
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Demi M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
30 Oct 2024, 09:42
ICS CREDIT debited my account
About a few years ago, ICS credit has been debiting my account without my consent when I brought this to their attention they refunded me. This year, I am experiencing the same issue with ICS, I did not approve any mandate for an. Debit order, for now service received!! You are *****ster and ****s, what is more worrying is that this is the second time and I am starting to question Capitec bank, is it that easy for someone to just debit your account without consent? I have sent numerous emails, I've called, their sales agents call me to sign me up for a product when I told them what is happening she just dropped the call in my ear. Do not trust this *****ulent company, let's report them and have everyone aware about their dealings!! They are robbing people
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Demi M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
30 Oct 2024, 09:42
ICS CREDIT debited my account
About a few years ago, ICS credit has been debiting my account without my consent when I brought this to their attention they refunded me. This year, I am experiencing the same issue with ICS, I did not approve any mandate for an. Debit order, for now service received!! You are *****ster and ****s, what is more worrying is that this is the second time and I am starting to question Capitec bank, is it that easy for someone to just debit your account without consent? I have sent numerous emails, I've called, their sales agents call me to sign me up for a product when I told them what is happening she just dropped the call in my ear. Do not trust this *****ulent company, let's report them and have everyone aware about their dealings!! They are robbing people
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Nokwanda X
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
1 Nov 2023, 11:25
ICS Credit ****
ICS credit is a ****. I app**** for credit and it was not approved. And during the application process I was asked to authorized debit order mandate and this was before I was told that my application was unsuccessful. Few weeks after my account was debited twice an amount of R169.00. I called them and I was told that I signed up for a membership which I know nothing about and never agreed to. I ask them to send me proof that I have agreed to this contract, I could not get assistance. How do such companies still exist and operate in our country. It's high time such companies be closed for good. And if such companies still continue to **** other people. Our country is not going anywhere. How do we stop this for good.
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Nokwanda X
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
1 Nov 2023, 11:25
ICS Credit ****
ICS credit is a ****. I app**** for credit and it was not approved. And during the application process I was asked to authorized debit order mandate and this was before I was told that my application was unsuccessful. Few weeks after my account was debited twice an amount of R169.00. I called them and I was told that I signed up for a membership which I know nothing about and never agreed to. I ask them to send me proof that I have agreed to this contract, I could not get assistance. How do such companies still exist and operate in our country. It's high time such companies be closed for good. And if such companies still continue to **** other people. Our country is not going anywhere. How do we stop this for good.
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ningi G
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
4 Jul 2022, 07:51
Ics fraud debit order
An amount of R149 was debited from my capitec account on the 30th of June I called nupay and was advised that ics debited ... I called ics and the lady I spoke to could not provide all the answers I needed.. I told her I never agreed to anything with them she says on the system it shows I was called and I agreed to jou them. I asked for the name of the agent who called me, she could not provide, I asked for the recording which she failed to provide and dropped the call on me, I called back and spoke to goodness who promised to call back I asked if she needed my ID she said no how is she going to get information without my ID? I want my money back. Name: zandile Pamela gumede Contact: 0789829625
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ningi G
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
4 Jul 2022, 07:51
Ics fraud debit order
An amount of R149 was debited from my capitec account on the 30th of June I called nupay and was advised that ics debited ... I called ics and the lady I spoke to could not provide all the answers I needed.. I told her I never agreed to anything with them she says on the system it shows I was called and I agreed to jou them. I asked for the name of the agent who called me, she could not provide, I asked for the recording which she failed to provide and dropped the call on me, I called back and spoke to goodness who promised to call back I asked if she needed my ID she said no how is she going to get information without my ID? I want my money back. Name: zandile Pamela gumede Contact: 0789829625
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Potsane M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 Jun 2019, 20:53
Ics credit are fraud
They are fraud because i dont remember agreeing to their membership yet they have audacity like fu*k to deduct my money fron my account.they should refund it back with interest for causing me extra banking charges because of their unlawful dealings they have no shame sis????
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Potsane M
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
25 Jun 2019, 20:53
Ics credit are fraud
They are fraud because i dont remember agreeing to their membership yet they have audacity like fu*k to deduct my money fron my account.they should refund it back with interest for causing me extra banking charges because of their unlawful dealings they have no shame sis????
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gerald B
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
18 Jun 2019, 09:03
Is ICS, Interactive Credit Solutions, a Durban based company, just another SCAM?
Last year I noticed money being debited from my bank account for a company I didn't recognise. The descriptor was just 'ICS Member'. I couldn't place the name or link it to any service I had received. When I saw the debit again I went to my bank and asked them who it was. They couldn't find the name but reversed the transaction. Bering buys at the time I don't follow through on finding out the identity of the company and so I put the issue on the back burner. Recently I noticed the debit again. This time the bank traced the debit to ICS, based in Durban. I called them and found out what they supposedly offer - services I had never used. After asking the 'agent' to stop the debit order which he assured me was done, I did remember such a company calling me out of the blue, as they do, and trying to sell me their services over a year ago. I don't recall the details of the conversation, but as the agnate had invited me to do, I could visit their office in Durban to listen to the recording of the conversation which they say proves I signed up for their service. Is it even legal to cold call people and use the calls as binding contracts? Whatever the case may be, I don't recall signing up for their 'services' and I still don't know what they actually do - listing their services as 'legal assist', 'holiday assist', student assist' etc. So now I am still trying to end their debit orders from my account which amount to R398 per month - for NO SERVICES RENDERED! And when I called them again this morning, I was told by the 'receptionist' that she was putting me through to their accounts department - the transfer simply ended in a silent line with no-one on the other end. It seems very likely to me that ICS, Interactive Credit Solutions, a Durban based company, is just another SCAM. I am in the process of finding legal advice to get all my money back and expose them as fraudsters.
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gerald B
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
18 Jun 2019, 09:03
Is ICS, Interactive Credit Solutions, a Durban based company, just another SCAM?
Last year I noticed money being debited from my bank account for a company I didn't recognise. The descriptor was just 'ICS Member'. I couldn't place the name or link it to any service I had received. When I saw the debit again I went to my bank and asked them who it was. They couldn't find the name but reversed the transaction. Bering buys at the time I don't follow through on finding out the identity of the company and so I put the issue on the back burner. Recently I noticed the debit again. This time the bank traced the debit to ICS, based in Durban. I called them and found out what they supposedly offer - services I had never used. After asking the 'agent' to stop the debit order which he assured me was done, I did remember such a company calling me out of the blue, as they do, and trying to sell me their services over a year ago. I don't recall the details of the conversation, but as the agnate had invited me to do, I could visit their office in Durban to listen to the recording of the conversation which they say proves I signed up for their service. Is it even legal to cold call people and use the calls as binding contracts? Whatever the case may be, I don't recall signing up for their 'services' and I still don't know what they actually do - listing their services as 'legal assist', 'holiday assist', student assist' etc. So now I am still trying to end their debit orders from my account which amount to R398 per month - for NO SERVICES RENDERED! And when I called them again this morning, I was told by the 'receptionist' that she was putting me through to their accounts department - the transfer simply ended in a silent line with no-one on the other end. It seems very likely to me that ICS, Interactive Credit Solutions, a Durban based company, is just another SCAM. I am in the process of finding legal advice to get all my money back and expose them as fraudsters.
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