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Lucia C
1 reviews | Active since Dec 2022
19 Dec 2022, 14:31
King Price Insurance breaks the law!
I received an unsolicited call from a lady called Yamathla trying to sell me your insurance. I politely told her I am not interested to where she just put the phone down in my ear. Two things: teach your call center staff some manners and remove me from your contact lists. I am on the national opt out list and will be reporting you to DMASA.
Edit: they have been reported, and an investigation is ensuing. I hope they burn.
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King Price Insurance's replyOfficial
19 Dec 2022, 14:44We work with several 3rd party marketing affiliates who utilise their own databases for this type of marketing. Please provide us with the number you received the contact on as well as the number it came from so we can investigate further.
POPIA is here… And here’s how to remove your personal info from
marketing databases
King Price (and most other modern businesses) use affiliate companies to run SMS and email marketing campaigns. It’s important to note that we don’t own or contribute to the databases that these affiliates use.
These affiliates should be registered with the Direct Marketing Association of SA, which allows you to opt out of these messages, via their website.
If you want to remove your personal info from these databases, here’s what you need to do:
• Visit their website on : https://www.nationaloptout.org/ContactPreference/RegisterContactPreference
• Make sure that you fill in all your cellphone numbers and email addresses, as well as your ID number.
• Allow about 8 weeks to unsubscribe you from all registered databases.
• You’ll have to unsubscribe again every 3 years.
That’s it!
POPIA is here… And here’s how to remove your personal info from
marketing databases
King Price (and most other modern businesses) use affiliate companies to run SMS and email marketing campaigns. It’s important to note that we don’t own or contribute to the databases that these affiliates use.
These affiliates should be registered with the Direct Marketing Association of SA, which allows you to opt out of these messages, via their website.
If you want to remove your personal info from these databases, here’s what you need to do:
• Visit their website on : https://www.nationaloptout.org/ContactPreference/RegisterContactPreference
• Make sure that you fill in all your cellphone numbers and email addresses, as well as your ID number.
• Allow about 8 weeks to unsubscribe you from all registered databases.
• You’ll have to unsubscribe again every 3 years.
That’s it!
King Price Insurance's reply19 Dec 2022, 14:44
Official
We work with several 3rd party marketing affiliates who utilise their own databases for this type of marketing. Please provide us with the number you received the contact on as well as the number it came from so we can investigate further.
POPIA is here… And here’s how to remove your personal info from
marketing databases
King Price (and most other modern businesses) use affiliate companies to run SMS and email marketing campaigns. It’s important to note that we don’t own or contribute to the databases that these affiliates use.
These affiliates should be registered with the Direct Marketing Association of SA, which allows you to opt out of these messages, via their website.
If you want to remove your personal info from these databases, here’s what you need to do:
• Visit their website on : https://www.nationaloptout.org/ContactPreference/RegisterContactPreference
• Make sure that you fill in all your cellphone numbers and email addresses, as well as your ID number.
• Allow about 8 weeks to unsubscribe you from all registered databases.
• You’ll have to unsubscribe again every 3 years.
That’s it!
POPIA is here… And here’s how to remove your personal info from
marketing databases
King Price (and most other modern businesses) use affiliate companies to run SMS and email marketing campaigns. It’s important to note that we don’t own or contribute to the databases that these affiliates use.
These affiliates should be registered with the Direct Marketing Association of SA, which allows you to opt out of these messages, via their website.
If you want to remove your personal info from these databases, here’s what you need to do:
• Visit their website on : https://www.nationaloptout.org/ContactPreference/RegisterContactPreference
• Make sure that you fill in all your cellphone numbers and email addresses, as well as your ID number.
• Allow about 8 weeks to unsubscribe you from all registered databases.
• You’ll have to unsubscribe again every 3 years.
That’s it!