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Lindiwe D
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2 reviews11 months ago
VODACOM – PREDATORY ******* USING PSYCHOLOGICAL TRICKS TO **** SOUTH AFRICANS DAILY
Let me expose Vodacom for what it truly is = kaak network provider ...not a telecommunications provider, but a legally-sanctioned **** operation that survives by psychologically manipulating and financially bleeding its customers dry. The level of exploitation here goes beyond greed – it's calculated consumer abuse that should be *******. From the moment you engage with this ******* network, the psychological warfare begins. Their most disgusting trick? That sneaky bundle upsell **** that appears IMMEDIATELY after you purchase airtime or data. The interface is deliberately designed to make you accidentally accept useless additional bundles by pressing "OK" instead of "Cancel" – a dark pattern so predatory it should be banned by the Consumer Commission. How many millions have they ****** this way? How many pensioners, students and working class people have been ******* into paying for services they never wanted? This isn't just bad business – it's organized financial abuse. Vodacom knows exactly what they're doing: 1) They overcharge (data costs 2-3X more than competitors) 2) They ***** (through auto-borrow ****s and unauthorized deductions) 3) They trap(via these psychological bundle tricks) 4) They ignore(with impossible-to-reach customer service) And when you finally notice the *****ulent charges? Good luck getting help from their purposely dysfunctional customer service designed to frustrate you into surrender. Their Toby chatbot is a joke – an artificial idiot programmed to waste your time until you give up accompanies you from pillar to post in rounds and rounds . Vodacom's entire business model relies on exploiting the poor, the elderly, and the technologically unsavvyThey're not a telecom company – they're financial predators hiding behind a corporate logo. To every South African reading this: PORT YOUR NUMBER TODAY. Switch to ANY other network – they're ALL better than these *******. To the National Consumer Commission: RAID these ********s and force them to refund every cent ****** through these psychological traps. #Vodacom****s #Data******* #BanPredatoryBundles Lindiwe D Former Vodacom Victim Turned Anti-**** Activist P.S. Share this everywhere – your family, friends and colleagues need to know how Vodacom is robbing them blind through these deliberate psychological traps. The more people know, the harder it becomes for them to keep getting away with this daylight *******.
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11 months ago
OBC MEAT & CHICKEN MUSINA: THE R4 PLASTIC BAG ******* – A DISGRACE TO SOUTH AFRICAN CONSUMERS!
Let me state this clearly and without compromise: your R4 plastic bag charge is not just *********—it is a blatant violation of fair business practices that demands immediate rectification. The numbers speak for themselves, and they expose your operation as nothing short of consumer exploitation. According to verified industry data from the SA Plastics Federation (2023), the actual cost of a standard plastic carry bag ranges between 15-20 cents per unit. Yet, OBC Meat & Chicken Musina charges customers R4.00—a markup of 2,000% to 2,500%. This is not a reasonable fee; it is price gouging, plain and simple. If this were truly about environmental responsibility, you would offer paper alternatives, incentivize reusable bags, or at the very least, charge only what is necessary to recover costs. Instead, you disguise 'corporate greed' as policy, forcing customers to pay eight to twenty-six times more than what major retailers like Checkers, Pick n Pay, and Spar charge for the same—or better—bags. What makes this even more egregious is that your pricing structure likely violates Section 48 of the Consumer Protection Act, which explicitly prohibits unfair and unreasonable pricing. By inflating the cost of a basic necessity at checkout, you are engaging in the same exploitative tactics that regulators have cracked down on in other industries. And let’s not pretend this is anything but profit-driven: at an estimated 500 bags sold per day, your daily revenue from this **** alone is R2,000, while your actual expense is a mere R100. That’s R1,900 in pure, unjustified profit every single day ,adding up to nearly R700,000 a year ****** from your customers’ pockets. This is not a debate. These are cold, hard facts. You are running a predatory pricing scheme, and it ends now. We demand an immediate reduction of bag fees to no more than R1 at least, a full public accounting of where these profits have gone, and a formal apology for this deliberate consumer abuse. Fail to act, and the consequences will be severe: a National Consumer Commission complaint, a SARS investigation into potential price-fixing violations, and a class-action lawsuit for unjust enrichment. The evidence is irrefutable. The choice is yours. Correct this theft, or face the legal and financial repercussions.
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