Early Debit Order Request
I just received a sms from Cell asking me if I would like my debit order to go off early in December. All I need to do is reply 'yes' to the sms. So, Cell-C cash flow will increase, and how will I benefit from this? And to kick a dog that is already down, they will also charge me for the 'reply yes' sms. Do I smell some cash flow problems with CellC? I would have considered an early debit order, but the service I received from CellC in the past, they can kiss my food if they think they will get the debit order a second early<br> Ronald
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Cell C's replyOfficial
07 Dec 2015, 15:55Hello rmoonsamy,
Thank you for posting to us.
We apologise for the service you have received from Cell C in the past. However, you are not forced to reply 'yes' and if you do not reply then your debit order will run as normal on your chosen date.
Regards
Cell C | PN
Thank you for posting to us.
We apologise for the service you have received from Cell C in the past. However, you are not forced to reply 'yes' and if you do not reply then your debit order will run as normal on your chosen date.
Regards
Cell C | PN
Best regards,
Cell C's reply07 Dec 2015, 15:55
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Hello rmoonsamy,
Thank you for posting to us.
We apologise for the service you have received from Cell C in the past. However, you are not forced to reply 'yes' and if you do not reply then your debit order will run as normal on your chosen date.
Regards
Cell C | PN
Thank you for posting to us.
We apologise for the service you have received from Cell C in the past. However, you are not forced to reply 'yes' and if you do not reply then your debit order will run as normal on your chosen date.
Regards
Cell C | PN
Best regards,