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Pieter M

1 reviews | Active since Aug 2020

12 Aug 2020, 14:29

Commitment plea

I hereby would like to appeal to the department managers or representatives responsible for recoveries regarding vehicles. I wrote a review yesterday. Somebody promised to contact me.I really appreciate the prompt response.Right now there is no one wether in government or the private sector who seems to understand or care what musicians are going through at the moment.After my car was taken I also got a final notice to pay my rental or vacate my staying place within seven days. Although I am sure I am not the only one that this is happening to at the moment. Musicians are not asking for free hand outs. We are not rioting or burning things. We are actually suffering in silence.All i would like is for financial institutions to look at our situation as entertainers in a fair manner.Most of the times we really dont know where our next performance would come from. Some of us created trust and dependability by adopting a professional approach to what we do. And all we need is for institutions like yourself to give us a fair chance to make good on our commitment on our agreement to pay what we owe. The covid 19 virus forced the government to close all businesses. We were the first to lose our income and we will be the last to start work. I remember Nedbank running a campaign to help the creative sector. I dont want my debt to be written off, all I want is a fair opportunity to make good on my commitment, Meaning as soon as the government allow us to work and earn some money we will definitely pay what we owe. Right now I dont have a car cause its been taken by M.F.C and I am hoping for a fair solution to this. Without my car I cant work to earn money to pay for it. I trust that my plea for understanding will be considered. Thank you. Please contact at ***.

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Pieter M's update13 Aug 2020, 16:59
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I received a message on my phone last evening around 9 pm telling me my complained No.*** had been resolved. Needless to say it filled me with hope. So i waited for a phone or message to let me know how my problem had been resolved. When no contact was made this morning I decided to phone a lady a miss E Wheeler at M.F.C whose number i got from somebody a few days earlier. After speaking to this lady it became clear to me nothing had been resolved or done. Once again M.F.C. tricks of smoke and mirrors.After speaking to this lady and explaining what my problem was,she offered that if I pay fifty percent of the amount that I need to pay to get my car back she will release it, and that brings me back to the original complained and that is that they **** to me just to take the car and force me to pay the arrears which I could not pay in the first place because of government shutting down all of the entertainment sector and declaring Disaster lockdown. Once again please if there was an attempt to resolve my problem I think it is only fair if M.F.C let me know what the resolve was.Please my contact number is ***. Thank you
Motor Finance Corporation
Motor Finance Corporation's reply17 Aug 2020, 17:28
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Good day Pieter
We acknowledge receipt of your complaint.
Please note one of our resolution specialist will be in contact with you.
We do apologise for the inconvenience caused.
Trust that the above is in order.
Kind regards

Best regards,