1 reviews | Active since Oct 2019
No Show Installation, No Communication – Serious Concern (Cartrack)
I had a confirmed installation booking with Cartrack for a dashcam. Personal and banking details were collected as part of the process, and an installation was scheduled at my residence. Despite the confirmed appointment, no technician arrived, no communication was provided, and no apology was issued. When I followed up, I was informed that the technician was “in training” and simply did not attend. This raises serious concerns regarding both service delivery and the handling of personal information. From a consumer perspective, this appears to fall short of obligations under: Consumer Protection Act (Act 68 of 2008) – Section 54 (timely and quality service) and Section 41 (misleading representations) POPIA – regarding the lawful processing and protection of personal and banking information Customers should not have to chase a company after a confirmed appointment, especially after sensitive information has already been shared. I am currently seeking a full explanation, confirmation regarding my personal data, and proper resolution. I trust Cartrack will address this matter with the seriousness it deserves. — Albert van den Heever
Thank you for making us aware of this issue. Please accept our apology for the inconvenience. We will investigate and are confident that this matter will be clarified.
Kind regards
The Cartrack Team
Thank you for making us aware of this issue. Please accept our apology for the inconvenience. We will investigate and are confident that this matter will be clarified.
Kind regards
The Cartrack Team
- Full written clarification regarding the advertised R289/R299 offer;
- Full disclosure of all qualifying criteria and exclusions;
- Proof that such exclusions were prominently disclosed upfront;
- A written explanation regarding the problematic installation process;
- Immediate corrective action and formal resolution.
- Full written clarification regarding the advertised R289/R299 offer;
- Full disclosure of all qualifying criteria and exclusions;
- Proof that such exclusions were prominently disclosed upfront;
- A written explanation regarding the problematic installation process;
- Immediate corrective action and formal resolution.
• Technical and installation-related problems;
• Poor communication between departments;
• Repeated postponements and broken commitments;
• Delayed and ineffective support. Due to these ongoing issues, I initially decided to cancel my services. However, acting in good faith, I later decided to give Cartrack another opportunity to resolve the matter properly. Despite this, the problems continued and no permanent resolution was provided. What is most concerning is that debit activity still continued while serious disputes and cancellation discussions remained unresolved. In my opinion, this conduct appears inconsistent with multiple provisions of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, including: • Section 14 – Consumer’s right to cancel fixed-term agreements;
• Section 41 – False or misleading representations;
• Section 54 – Right to quality service;
• Sections 55 and 56 – Right to safe, functional and good quality goods/services. I have now formally demanded: • Immediate cancellation of all agreements and services;
• Permanent closure of my account;
• Cancellation of all future debit instructions;
• Written confirmation that no penalties or collection actions will follow. Consumers should carefully consider the level of support, accountability, and after-sales service they may receive when issues arise.
• Technical and installation-related problems;
• Poor communication between departments;
• Repeated postponements and broken commitments;
• Delayed and ineffective support. Due to these ongoing issues, I initially decided to cancel my services. However, acting in good faith, I later decided to give Cartrack another opportunity to resolve the matter properly. Despite this, the problems continued and no permanent resolution was provided. What is most concerning is that debit activity still continued while serious disputes and cancellation discussions remained unresolved. In my opinion, this conduct appears inconsistent with multiple provisions of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008, including: • Section 14 – Consumer’s right to cancel fixed-term agreements;
• Section 41 – False or misleading representations;
• Section 54 – Right to quality service;
• Sections 55 and 56 – Right to safe, functional and good quality goods/services. I have now formally demanded: • Immediate cancellation of all agreements and services;
• Permanent closure of my account;
• Cancellation of all future debit instructions;
• Written confirmation that no penalties or collection actions will follow. Consumers should carefully consider the level of support, accountability, and after-sales service they may receive when issues arise.
