Active since Dec 2021
The PMD company is like a home, they always assist you in both financial and communication. When you ever you need them, they are a phone call away and they make sure that they respond to your calls. Secondly, when you are making a claim, there are no special hidden figures or principles everything is transparent, they even walk you through when you need assistance with your policy understanding.
Hello everyone, I would appreciate some assistance in clarifying a situation. Recently, I received calls from individuals claiming to be lawyers, informing me that my NSFAS (National Student Financial Aid Scheme) account has been handed over to them for repayment. While I acknowledge my responsibility to repay NSFAS, what confuses me is that I have not received any official communication from NSFAS regarding this matter. The lawyers insist that I make payments through them, but they are unwilling to provide any documentation or evidence to prove that my account has indeed been assigned to them, or that I am required to pay an amount of R90,000 through their services. This situation is perplexing to me because their behavior raises suspicions of potential ****ming. Their refusal to produce any form of documentation or proof suggesting their communication with NSFAS adds to my concerns. I kindly request someone's assistance before proceeding with any payments to these individuals, as I want to ensure that I am not falling victim to a ****. Thank you for your help.
As I was chatting with Mr. Pacific Nkosi, he was assisting me with whatever request I had. His professionalism and level of communication are excellent. Any service he provides that has to do with communication with clients, I can recommend.
Newcastle (KZN) branch was the most disappointing. During the past year, my father received funds (in excess of R250 000) into his account. A portion of the money (approximately 40%) was transferred into another account in order to be saved. Other savings were then used. When he checked the statement of the investment money last month, he discovered that there was a transaction with a value of R5000 that he did not know about. After consulting the Capitec branch at Newcastle on Friday, he was informed that a number of transactions were occurring. A total of approximately R25 000 was transferred. My younger sister's Capitec bank details were being used by the person who executed those transactions, which was unexpected. A cash deposit was made from my father's account, using my younger sister's details, then money was withdrawn before my sister was even aware. We noticed several payments on my sister's statement. The bank refused to trace these individuals. We were even denied access to the reference number of this issue so that we could follow up. I would appreciate it if someone could assist me in reporting this problem.
I wouldn't advice anyone to buy here. Lies, they do not disclose the accidents on the car. Less than 10 months, the car is having serious problems(knocking sound, steering rack, bearings, CV joints) and I am stuck with it, i cannot even trade-in with it. If there was a way to report this, I was going to do so.
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