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Akash Sonawane sorted out my wifi signal in no time at all... great service from him
I would like to write a review about MiWay Insurance. The service this morning to tow my broken down car in was fantastic. Also for getting me home safely in no time at all. Thank you MiWay, Thabiso and everyone else who assisted. Great Service, thanks a mil guys!!
Hi All Be careful of "https://www.50slove.co.za/", as I found out today. After you pay for 1 Month's subscription in advance you not only receive fake profiles, but they debit your bank account with as much as they can get away with after they are in possession of your banking details, in my case 3 weeks after I paid my initial subscription....they debited me R999 They had my banking details from the initial online payment I did with my FNB bank card, and simply used those details to debit my account again with a whopping R999 WITHOUT MY PERMISSION !!! When I went to FNB to query the transaction which looked like a debit order that went through my account the lady at FNB said its an online payment processed by me. Obviously it wasn't me, and according to FNB they can do this as they already have my banking details, and that I must put in a payment dispute with them....really? A payment dispute with possible scammers???? When I noticed this on my bank account I first tried to login to the https://www.50slove.co.za/ site for an explanation only to find out that my login details no longer work and it seems I am locked out of their website to even raise this matter!! The only way FNB can help anyone in a situation like this is to cancel your bank card and reissue it so that the previous card details cant be used to do this again, as they had to do for me today. If you have already subscribed to https://www.50slove.co.za/ my advice to you is to go to your nearest FNB branch and request FNB to cancel and reissue your bank card if you have already done an online payment to these people before they do the same to you!!!
I would not recommend this Internet service provider to anyone. I run a small business from home and am completely dependant on internet access to do my business. When you phone these people for support when you cant connect via their Rain internet service provider they promise to resolve the issue and get back to you, but never do so. Today is the second day i am without internet and still i havent received any feedback from Bsit!!!
I would not recommend Rain South Africa to anyone who wants a reliable internet service provider. They dont even have a customer care contact number. Even when you use their online contact form for support when you have no Internet access they dont even get back to you. I am losing money by the day because of them. Even my service provider Bsit has tried to find out from them why i have no service without any reply from Rain SA for almost 2 days already!!!
To whom it may concern: As I am writing this article I am most disappointed and may I say shocked at the level of service or should I rather say lack of assertiveness or willingness to resolve this matter by Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) – Late Estate Executors. My father, the late J.A. Holtzhausen passed away on 2 August 1993. The Executor of my later father’s estate Syfrets (now Nedgroup Trust) was responsible to finalize the estate (as per my late father’s Last Will & Testament) “no less”. However my Sister and I recently discovered that one of my late father’s Unit Trust Investments with Old Mutual had never been included or paid out by Syfrets (now Nedbank - Sub-division Nedgroup Trust), and as such is still lying unclaimed with Old Mutual to this day (28 December 2017). In fact when we enquired with Old Mutual they had no idea whatsoever that my father had even passed away in 1993 already, nor did they receive any enquiries from this Executor regarding this investment. There is absolutely no excuse for Syfrets (now Nedgroup Trust) for this blatant oversight as my late Mother who also passed on in 2003 advised them at the time to check my late father’s entire financial portfolio including any unit trust investments with Old Mutual as she was well aware that my late father invested in Old Mutual Unit Trusts on a regular basis, and that as a result there should still be unit trusts under his name and/or ID number with Old Mutual. As this estate dates back 24 years my Sister and I had to go to great lengths and costs to find out that Syfrets no longer exists and that Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) has taken over all their estate business, and are the ones who should look into and resolve this matter. At that stage we had already battled for over 2 months just to trace and order certified hard copies of my late father’s entire estate documents from the archives held at the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. We then approached a lady by the name of Ilonka Kruger of Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) on 14 December 2017 with these estate documents attached to an email to resolve as a matter of urgency, to which she replied that she is currently busy but would attend to the matter with feedback to us by no later than 18 December 2017. We did not get any feedback from Ms Kruger of Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) until I phoned her on 20 December 2017 to find out what was going on. The disappointing, or should I say shocking thing about her response was that she questioned me as to where my late father’s estate was registered in 1993, Pretoria or Johannesburg, which was her job to find out in the first place given the fact that I had already emailed her the certified copies of my late father’s entire estate documents received from the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria a week earlier to enable her to resolve this matter as soon as possible. This proves without doubt that she made no effort whatsoever to go into the matter as she had promised to do with feedback to my Sister and I by latest 18 December 2017. Minutes after my conversation with Ms Kruger, during which I told her that I have a good mind to take this matter further due to her / Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust)’s lack of assertiveness to resolve this matter, I was copied on an email (on the same date 14 December 2017) to a lady by the name of Ashna Rameshur whom is apparently the Branch Manager of the Johannesburg Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) Division, which reads as follows: “Good afternoon Ashna, Could you please assist the clients? This is an old finalised estate and was administered in Johannesburg since it pre-dates 1997. Errol, you are welcome to contact Ashna in our Johannesburg office ( ********** ), she is the branch manager and will be able to assist you with applying for a Master’s certificate to replace the Executor and transfer the Unit Trust accordingly. Kind regards Ilonka Kruger” It is now the 28 December 2017 and still neither I nor my Sister have received any acknowledgement of receipt from this Ms Ashna Rameshur nor even a reply from her to us from Ms Kruger’s email above as to whether or not her or any other member of her office is even attending to this matter any further, even though we have tried on numerous occasions to contact her by telephone and even left messages with her colleagues to please contact us back between 14-22 December 2017 regarding this matter?? I find this level of service from both Ms. Kruger and Ms Rameshur of the Pretoria and Johannesburg offices of Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) Division completely unacceptable, especially in light of the fact that both my Sister and I have gone to great lengths and costs to gather the required information on my late father’s estate from both the Master of the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria and the Old Mutual Trust Division in order that Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) may resolve this matter as soon as possible, but instead have been met with a total lack of assertiveness and consideration for a poorly managed estate matter which emanated by their very own counterparts Syfrets in 1993 already!!! In light hereof I would not recommend Nedbank (Sub-division Nedgroup Trust) for any late estate affairs!
<p>I have been a loyal custor of Vodacom for over 15 years.</p> <p> </p> <p>On the 2nd of June 2017 I contacted Vodacom Customer Care to clarify why my cellphone account was so high for the month of May 2017. Vodacom confirmed that that they had accidently charged me double for my monthly cellphone package, and that that overcharge together with the incorrect VAT amount charged as a result meant that they had overcharged me R359 on 1 June 2017.</p> <p> </p> <p>I asked them very nicely to please refind me the overcharge on my bank account as a matter of urgency, which they had the ordacity to inform me that the matter would have to be referred to their solutions department and that I would have to wait 14 days to get the money back from them.</p> <p> </p> <p>It is now 26 June 2017, and after 3 follow-up calls to the Vodacom Customer Care Call Centre as well as the "so-called" solutions department of Vodacom I have still not received my money back from Vodacom after no less than 24 days.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is completely unacceptable, as I needed this money to pay my other May 2017 bills which were due 7th June.</p> <p> </p> <p>It seems to me that Vodacom simply dont care about paying my money back even though I explained this situation to them already on 2 June 2017 when I reported this matter to them, to which they have only sent me 1 sms to me on 2 June 2017 to confirm that case number 1- ********** ********** .</p> <p> </p> <p>I have a good mind to take this matter further legally, as no service provider in South Africa has the right to make any customer wait for money, which in this case Vodacom admitted to incorrectly charging with total disregard for the financial impact their action has on me, whi is currently living on the breadline with hardly enough income a month to pay bills.</p> <p> </p> <p>Therefore after over 15 years of being a loyal customer to Vodacom I am appauled at their lack of assertiveness to resolve this issue, which is clearly their mistake, and with total disregard for me as a loyal customer who is in desperate need of the money Vodacom owe me!!!!!!!!!!!</p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
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Mr. Chad Rose of Bankit / Carpawn.co,za has paid the outstanding commission of R4,500 owed to me, which was caused by an admin oversight. I would like to thank Chad for his speedy response and resolution of the issue, it is most appreciated.<br>
Mr. Chad Rose of Carpawn has paid the outstanding commission of R4,500 owed to me, which was caused by an admin oversight. I would like to thank Chad for his speedy response and resolution of the issue, it is most appreciated.
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