Vas Network
Ranking
#36
in Internet & Telecoms
NPS Score
0
Recommended: Unlikely
Used this business recently? Share your experience to help others decide.
Used this business recently? Share your experience to help others decide.
Share Your Experience1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
*****sters often use sophisticated tactics to **** people, pretending to be expert advisors in online trading. I experienced this firsthand with my trading account CR7(5673892) MT5. Initially, everything seemed legitimate, with promises of significant returns through expert advice. The *****sters presented themselves as experienced traders, offering guidance on when to buy and sell, and their advice appeared to yield some profits at the beginning. This led me to believe I was making a sound investment.However, after a few successful trades, things took a worrying turn. The so-called account manager began pressuring me to invest even more money, telling me that without additional funds, I would risk losing everything. They encouraged me to deposit money into my account, making false claims that without a larger margin, I would miss out on potential profits. They even went as far as advising me to take out a loan on my credit card to fund the investments, capitalizing on my growing anxiety and desire to protect my initial investments.At this point, I realized something was wrong. The *****sters continued to pressure me, constantly finding new ways to extract more money from me. They manipulated the situation, making it seem like my lack of additional funds would result in losing my gains and potential profits. But when I stopped investing, I saw that the balance of my account had become zero. It was as if all the money I had invested had disappeared without a trace. This left me frustrated, feeling hopeless, and unsure of what to do next.In my state of confusion and frustration, I reached out to a trusted colleague for advice. They recommended that I contact Digital Hack Recovery, a service known for its expertise in recovering funds from online ****s. I decided to give it a try, though I was still unsure whether I could recover anything from the *****ulent scheme.With the help of Digital Hack Recovery, I was able to trace the funds and initiate a recovery process. Their team worked diligently, using their experience and tools to track down the ****mers and recover a significant portion of the money I had lost. Thanks to their expertise and commitment, I was able to resolve the situation and regain some of the funds that had been ****** from me.This experience has taught me the importance of being cautious when dealing with online investments and the value of seeking professional help in situations like these. The recovery process was not easy, but with the right support, I was able to regain control and learn from the ordeal. Reach out to them through their contact info bellow⁚ Website; https://digitalhackrecovery.com WhatsApp⁚ +19152151930 Email; digitalhackrecovery@techie.com
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
*****sters often use sophisticated tactics to **** people, pretending to be expert advisors in online trading. I experienced this firsthand with my trading account CR7(5673892) MT5. Initially, everything seemed legitimate, with promises of significant returns through expert advice. The *****sters presented themselves as experienced traders, offering guidance on when to buy and sell, and their advice appeared to yield some profits at the beginning. This led me to believe I was making a sound investment.However, after a few successful trades, things took a worrying turn. The so-called account manager began pressuring me to invest even more money, telling me that without additional funds, I would risk losing everything. They encouraged me to deposit money into my account, making false claims that without a larger margin, I would miss out on potential profits. They even went as far as advising me to take out a loan on my credit card to fund the investments, capitalizing on my growing anxiety and desire to protect my initial investments.At this point, I realized something was wrong. The *****sters continued to pressure me, constantly finding new ways to extract more money from me. They manipulated the situation, making it seem like my lack of additional funds would result in losing my gains and potential profits. But when I stopped investing, I saw that the balance of my account had become zero. It was as if all the money I had invested had disappeared without a trace. This left me frustrated, feeling hopeless, and unsure of what to do next.In my state of confusion and frustration, I reached out to a trusted colleague for advice. They recommended that I contact Digital Hack Recovery, a service known for its expertise in recovering funds from online ****s. I decided to give it a try, though I was still unsure whether I could recover anything from the *****ulent scheme.With the help of Digital Hack Recovery, I was able to trace the funds and initiate a recovery process. Their team worked diligently, using their experience and tools to track down the ****mers and recover a significant portion of the money I had lost. Thanks to their expertise and commitment, I was able to resolve the situation and regain some of the funds that had been ****** from me.This experience has taught me the importance of being cautious when dealing with online investments and the value of seeking professional help in situations like these. The recovery process was not easy, but with the right support, I was able to regain control and learn from the ordeal. Reach out to them through their contact info bellow⁚ Website; https://digitalhackrecovery.com WhatsApp⁚ +19152151930 Email; digitalhackrecovery@techie.com
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Good morning, Once again you have started to take unauthorized debit orders from my bank account. I had this issue with you earlier this year & you agreed that this has been cancelled & no further debit orders will be taken from my account again. Now 3x months later, here start with your **** again. I want a refund ASAP 01/06/2018 – Simfy VN- ********** 8-2 > R60 01/06/2018 – Somusic VN- ********** 8-3 > R49 01/06/2018 – Phonebox VN- ********** 8-1 > R35 Banking details are as follows: LU Williams Cheque account ********** ********** 65 I told you previously, I am not interested at all to have a contract with you, not then, not now & not in the future. This is all a scam & I am not interested. I want a refund & I don’t want any further debit order from you at all.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Good morning, Once again you have started to take unauthorized debit orders from my bank account. I had this issue with you earlier this year & you agreed that this has been cancelled & no further debit orders will be taken from my account again. Now 3x months later, here start with your **** again. I want a refund ASAP 01/06/2018 – Simfy VN- ********** 8-2 > R60 01/06/2018 – Somusic VN- ********** 8-3 > R49 01/06/2018 – Phonebox VN- ********** 8-1 > R35 Banking details are as follows: LU Williams Cheque account ********** ********** 65 I told you previously, I am not interested at all to have a contract with you, not then, not now & not in the future. This is all a scam & I am not interested. I want a refund & I don’t want any further debit order from you at all.
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I am receiving text messages that I have been signed up to services such as hotspotter, recuebox and techtrace which I have never agreed to. Apparently this is from a company called VAS Network. I will wait and see if any debit orders are made before I lodge a formal complaint. But it seems like everyone is linking this to their Vodacom contracts - how else would they get our banking details. Has anyone else had this problem? Is it a phishing scam?
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
I am receiving text messages that I have been signed up to services such as hotspotter, recuebox and techtrace which I have never agreed to. Apparently this is from a company called VAS Network. I will wait and see if any debit orders are made before I lodge a formal complaint. But it seems like everyone is linking this to their Vodacom contracts - how else would they get our banking details. Has anyone else had this problem? Is it a phishing scam?
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
<p>I received a call from one of Vas networks consultant who said she needed my ID confirmation for my cellphone contact that I applied online and she said after she will send an sms with a ref number and terms and conditions of the contract after the call I received an email saying my order is being processed and my first debit will be month end immediately after receiving that email I replied saying I want to cancel but I did not get a respond please help hellopeter.</p>
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
<p>I received a call from one of Vas networks consultant who said she needed my ID confirmation for my cellphone contact that I applied online and she said after she will send an sms with a ref number and terms and conditions of the contract after the call I received an email saying my order is being processed and my first debit will be month end immediately after receiving that email I replied saying I want to cancel but I did not get a respond please help hellopeter.</p>
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
<p>I received a call from this consultant Zakira Moosa from Vas network requesting for my ID confirmation for my contract after I received an email with a reference number VN- ********** 1-1 saying my order is being processed and my first debit will be on the 31st of this month immediately I replied to the email requesting for order cancellation and I didn't get a respond please hellopeter.</p>
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
<p>I received a call from this consultant Zakira Moosa from Vas network requesting for my ID confirmation for my contract after I received an email with a reference number VN- ********** 1-1 saying my order is being processed and my first debit will be on the 31st of this month immediately I replied to the email requesting for order cancellation and I didn't get a respond please hellopeter.</p>
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
<p>They steal your money and lie to you an when you complain they give you the run around and tell you about SLA and how their managers are not available and have to be requested to get back to you in 48 hours, I was called by them and specifically asked them if i was going to be billed and the consulatant said not unless i register and use the password sent to me only to find out that it was a lie and when i complained i was told the line was unclear and that i supposedly agreed to everything however they cant give me the recording when i request it and i told to wait another 5 days, i have been calling them from the 30/04/2016 and promised to be called back but it never happened and when i call them they are giving me the run around.</p>
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
<p>They steal your money and lie to you an when you complain they give you the run around and tell you about SLA and how their managers are not available and have to be requested to get back to you in 48 hours, I was called by them and specifically asked them if i was going to be billed and the consulatant said not unless i register and use the password sent to me only to find out that it was a lie and when i complained i was told the line was unclear and that i supposedly agreed to everything however they cant give me the recording when i request it and i told to wait another 5 days, i have been calling them from the 30/04/2016 and promised to be called back but it never happened and when i call them they are giving me the run around.</p>
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
These are their contacts 0861 111 485<br> Good day, I have a problem here. My bank account is sitting on a huge minus balance because of Elite Mobile. Ther are debit orders that are being made and I had no knowledge of it. I did my research and found out that Elite Mobile is responsible for it. the following are the debit orders that have been taken out of my account and I would like them to remove it permanently.<br> <br> SOMU SIM vn-10779983-3<br> Deal depot vn-10779983-2
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
These are their contacts 0861 111 485<br> Good day, I have a problem here. My bank account is sitting on a huge minus balance because of Elite Mobile. Ther are debit orders that are being made and I had no knowledge of it. I did my research and found out that Elite Mobile is responsible for it. the following are the debit orders that have been taken out of my account and I would like them to remove it permanently.<br> <br> SOMU SIM vn-10779983-3<br> Deal depot vn-10779983-2
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Called up by Brandon Naidoo at Vas Network who wanted nothing but ID Confirmation in order to continue with the call. he assured me that in order to proceed with the call he would need that confirmation. he then went on to advise me that i had been pre-approved for a loan through a \major bank"through which i had made an online application. Having no recalled ever doing so i went on to insist that he gives me the name of the bank but he went on to say that this is not possible and he would rather sms it to me. He rambled on abt all the benefits to which i declined and when i asked again abt this major bank"
1 reviews | Active since Jan 2020
Called up by Brandon Naidoo at Vas Network who wanted nothing but ID Confirmation in order to continue with the call. he assured me that in order to proceed with the call he would need that confirmation. he then went on to advise me that i had been pre-approved for a loan through a \major bank"through which i had made an online application. Having no recalled ever doing so i went on to insist that he gives me the name of the bank but he went on to say that this is not possible and he would rather sms it to me. He rambled on abt all the benefits to which i declined and when i asked again abt this major bank"
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