Active since Jul 2018
We've just been "assisted" by Northside Locksmith in Wilgeheuwel, Roodepoort. A call out fee was communicated amounting to R199.00 which we were happy to pay. The locksmith arrived and started drilling the door and the burglar gate without informing us how much it will cost. After damaging both the door and the burglar gate locks, he then told us that the fee will be R2995.00 for everything. The fee charged does not even include the repairs of the damaged locks. I will never, ever recommend these people to anyone one. I mean ***!
Shoprite Liquor (Sterkspruit) is turning customers away if they do not have an Xtra savings cards. What Nonsense is that. Where in the history of shopping has it been a must that a customer should have a savings card to spend their hard earned money on products they need? If I feel like buying a product and do not want to save then let me be. If this is a way chasing us away from their business shoprite, then they should tell us. We will gladly go somewhere else. Don't impose nonsense on us please.
My wife (Ms S Ndudula) purchased a Nissan X-trail 2017 model on the 29th August 2019. The dealership didn't offer any test drive for the vehicle. We later discovered that the vehicle had a knocking sound on the front left wheel. The vehicle later displayed a caution sign on the dashboard. We then requested to take the vehicle back to the dealership for inspection. The vehicle was inspected and we were informed that the shock absorber on the front left wheel is worn out, that the caution sign on the dashboard meant that the electrical handbreak is faulty. Northwest Nissan placed an order for the shock but only one was delivered (the front right shock). The handbreak problem was still not addressed after the vehicle was with the dealership for almost a week. My wife had to travel to Eastern Cape with a faulty vehicle. Northwest Nissan then placed an order for the left shock which took a whole month for it to arrive. On the 22nd of October 2019, the vehicle went back for the left shock absorber to be fitted. The shock absorber is fitted but the faulty handbreak has not been addressed. Upon collection and after a technician saw that the handbreak is still faulty, my wife was advised that she will have to bring the vehicle back. I, by far have never seen such unproffesionalism. I don't think any person would appreciate driving his/her newly purchased vehicle on a gravel road with a worn out shock absorber, let alone a vehicle with cautionary sign on the dashboard.
Mandy Manning was very professional and handle everything in a great way. Thank you!
We've moved in at our new home end of September this year and we have already spent over R4000 on electricity. Every time we purchase electricity The Meter Man company takes more than 50% of our units. Why is this company so expensive? This is daylight robbery.
Airbnb listed a property owned by a lady called Ursula that is situated in Marina, Cape Town. After confirming and processing all the payments to check in on 29th December - 5th Jan 2019. I then received an inbox from the owner on the following day of payment claiming that she requires her guests to stay a minimum of 3 months. Now that our reservations are canceled, we have to wait for more than 15 days to get our money back. This is causing an unnecessary delay because accommodation are becoming less by the day. My question is, why would an owner let his/her property listed on Airbnb to accommodate people that plan to stay for a few days, wait for reservations/payments to be made before they can change their minds to cancel. Why is Airbnb not taking the responsibility to make sure that our money is returned as quickly as possible or maybe organize an alternative accommodation on behalf of the people that they have inconvenienced. Now I have to wait for 15 days for my money to be returned. Half a month wasted ? More and more people write reviews about owners of properties canceling days before they are supposed to check for their holiday trips. This is not on!
Eskom and it's services are the worst. My family stays in a rural area called Kromspruit in Sterkspruit, Eastern Cape. I personally have been complaining about the power outage that happens randomly in our block since the previous year. I've taken time to ask what the problem is from the technicians that attend to our calls. They have shown me a small fuse that usually blows each time it experiences heavy flow. The reason to this is that the number of houses that is under that fuse are too many. This fuse blows out anytime the house holds use too much electricity. They claim that the contractors that were sent to connect or extend the connection of more houses didn't do any background check if the transformer will be able to carry all those house hence our block gets affected when all the house holds start using the electricity. Our block has 30 houses and all those remain in the dark for the whole night because this usually happens around 6pm and if we're lucky there will be power restored if there is an agent or technician available before 8pm but that was not the case last night until the morning of the 20th of July, 2018. I have been complaining to the consultants at Eskom call center each time I make a phone call to report each there's is a power outage and each time they promise to escalate the problem but until now we remain with the problem. This is really frustrating because children have to go to school and we as well have to go to work every morning. This is very bad!
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