Active since Feb 2017
So I contacted Webafrica on Friday 7th January to assist with Fibre at my property. A week later I receive an email stating that my property does not have any Fibre infrastructure…bear in mind that the previous owner was using fibre…guess who was providing the network? Yep, Webafrica. I then tried to get clarity on this and ended up where I started: being told I have no fibre infrastructure in my house…fast forward to the 15th January where I wake up to an sms about a debit order of R2415, for installation of Fibre infrastructure which ALREADY exists in my house and I am yet to get confirmation of anything besides their recurring message: there is no Fibre in your complex. I have spent the entire day trying to get information back with regard to what exactly is happening and I am being taken from pillar to post.
I bought roasted chicken on the morning of Christmas 2019 at Woolworths at around 10:30 am after the church service. I also bought a couple of other items. My partner had some of the chicken in the morning of the 26th December after which he commented that the chicken will not last another day. He advised that I not eat the chicken as I am in my second trimester and I proceeded to give away the rest of the chicken.. A couple of hours later he started complaining of nausea which culminated into diarrhea from Sunday 29th. To date he has had acute diarrhea with leg cramps, abdominal cramps and endless loo runs. After much thinking and investigation we have come to the realization that the chicken is the only food which he ate which I did not eat as I do not have his ailment. I am highly highly disappointed shocked and disappointed that Woolworths has started feeding people chicken which is off and doing so with straight faces. As mentioned I am in my second trimester and if I had this ailment we could be talking a different story. I suggest this behavior and bad management stop before you cause any further harm to your patrons.
When I arrived at the hotel, I got to the reception door which has a buzzer which does not work. I arrived just after 6pm and had to wave and act crazy to be seen after buzzing incessantly with no response. Once at reception, I was then told to pay for my stay even though I was booked by a travel agent. After apologising for this slight, I was directed to the hitel parking area. My stay included dinner and breakfast. I was not told at which of the multiple restaurants on site I could eat and I was not told operating hours for either of the two services. I eventually got to my room and after a shower I realised the DSTV decoder was mulfunctional. After over 30 minutes of resetting by one helpful young man, I was moved to another roomat approximately 19:45. I managed to ask where I can eat dinner and went to enjoy a lamb chop meal with the cold and highly questionable vegetables which I paid extra for. Even the onion rings were freezing and probably from a plate on which they were not eaten prior to my order. I eventually went back to my room and en route, asked about the wifi password and breakfast operating times such that i do not miss my meal. I travel extensively for work and pleasure and can emphatically say that this is the 2nd worst experience of my life at such an establishment and only second to another place only a few blocks from this very one. I am saddened by this experience as it was totally not necessary. I will advice all those who travel to Kimberley from both my company and within my personal circle to never frequent this establishment if they can help it. I sincerely hope that this was an isolated experience and if not, that this will be a last for anyone!!!
<p>Good day</p> <p>In August 2015, I fitted VESA approved and supposedly reputable alram system with central locking on my 2007 Toyota Yaris. In less than a year I went back as my driver's door was no longer responding to the central locking system. The problem was fixed and I coninued to have a functional alarm. In January 2017 the passenger door started to also not respond to the central locking system. At the same time, the alarm was no longer audable. On the 4th February, I took my vehicle to Station Auto Sound and I was reminded that the alarm systme is out of warranty. I was well aware of this but was shocked as the system was fitted just over a year ago, and the sound was malfunctioning. I would like to make it known that this is unacceptable as these units usually run for a longer period before any repairs are required. When I mentioned this I was told that it would cost me R600 for a repair on the system. If this is a way to rob clients, then they will certainly not have my support in future. I will also make it known that they are fitting inferior alarm systmes on their clients cars such that the client continuously comes back for unwarranted repairs.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
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