Bad business practice by Cell C in Edgars Store

<p>I signed a Cell C contract in the Edgars Store, Cavendish Square, CLAREMONT, Cape Town. The sales assistant was in a hurry to finish her shift and neglected to inform me properly about the conditions of the contract, before I had signed the contract. I was under the impression that it was a control chat contract and only found out later, when I received a Cell C account for almost (R1 500,00) one thousand five hundred rand, that it was an open line contract with a two thousand rand limit. I only wanted a control chat contract for my son, but was horribly surprised by this bad business practice. When I contacted the sale assistant, she was totally in denial and refused to assist me to amend the conditions of the contract, which I wanted to be done asap. On contacting Cell C, they totally washed their hands off the whole matter and referred me to the Edgars Store. It's a Cell C contract that I have signed! Why is Cell C using other parties to do their work for them, (in my case it was done in a most *********** way ) and afterwards wash their hands off the matter? It is their business and they are making money out of these contracts, but they have no way of dealing with the incompetence of other parties who are offering cellphone contracts on their behalf. I contacted the Edgars Store management who referred it to some other party who completely ignored the main reason for the complaint and skirted the issue. Cell C is guilty of bad business practice and so are the other parties who are ***********ly offering contracts on their behalf. </p>