1 reviews | Active since Nov 2013
The process is way too long, with no sense of urgency and consideration of potential subsequent damage
Firstly I'm happy that ABSA has indeed registered my claim, and I'm getting some sort of feedback. I'm just not happy how long this process takes, given the type of damage reported. I registered a claim on the 13th May after the Cape Town storms. A service provider was allocated on the 15th May, and came for inspection on the 18th May. Then on the 20th May, an ABSA representative also came for inspection, and the guy is now telling me about 5 days or so for feedback, and there's still a service provide that needs to come and do the job after. My problem is that the roof of the house is damaged, now with all these delays there could potentially be more damage if it was to rain again, and possible disputes that resultant or subsequent damage was not part of the initial claim etc. I understand all the process with other types of damages, but this has a potential of causing more damage and I believe should be given some sense of urgency.
Kind regards,
Kind regards,
Kind regards,
Kind regards,
Today (2nd June) they did not show up again, and I call them early afternoon. They guy drops my call and texts me that he's in a meeting and will get back to me in 10 min, and he never gets back to me. Still have not heard from them, and a possibility of another cancellation of the appointment for the second day running being imminent. All of this is whilst I have even already paid the excess that they invoiced me.
Now to me this is ABSA's service, as this is their appointed service provider. How ABSA deals with this matter still remains to be seen, but on my end the "struggle continues".
Today (2nd June) they did not show up again, and I call them early afternoon. They guy drops my call and texts me that he's in a meeting and will get back to me in 10 min, and he never gets back to me. Still have not heard from them, and a possibility of another cancellation of the appointment for the second day running being imminent. All of this is whilst I have even already paid the excess that they invoiced me.
Now to me this is ABSA's service, as this is their appointed service provider. How ABSA deals with this matter still remains to be seen, but on my end the "struggle continues".
