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28 Dec 2024, 18:23

⚠️ URGENT WARNING FOR CAPITEC ACCOUNT HOLDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA: BEWARE OF A DEBIT ORDER **** ⚠️

⚠️ URGENT WARNING FOR CAPITEC ACCOUNT HOLDERS IN SOUTH AFRICA: BEWARE OF A DEBIT ORDER **** ⚠️

Capitec Bank users in South Africa are facing a serious issue involving unauthorized debit orders linked to Altron FinTech, a subsidiary of Altron. This is not a minor problem — many individuals are being regularly targeted by a **** that uses the debit order system to ***** money for loans they never requested, nor received.

Victims are discovering recurring debit orders labeled as transactions from Capitec accounts and connected to Altron FinTech. The shocking part: none of the victims ever contracted with or received money from Altron FinTech or any related company.

Key Points:

Unauthorized debit orders are processed without consent.

Victims never app**** for, qualified for, or received loans.

Capitec cannot stop or reverse debit orders once processed. If not caught in time, these charges can drain your account.

Important: Many people have already lost significant amounts of money due to this ****, and it's primarily targeting vulnerable individuals who can least afford it. This Ponzi scheme has been operating for years, and it's time we raise awareness about it.

Please read more from victims on HelloPeter: https://www.hellopeter.com/nupay-a-division-of-altron

What You Need to Do:

1. Monitor your bank account regularly for any unauthorized transactions.

2. Report any suspicious debit orders immediately to Capitec’s ***** department.

3. Alert others by sharing this post and warning them about this ****.

This is a devastating issue affecting many, and we need to take action before more people lose their hard-earned money.

#Capitec #AltronFinTech #DebitOrder**** #SouthAfrica #*****Alert #PonziScheme #FinancialSafety

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NuPay a division of Altron
NuPay a division of Altron's reply30 Dec 2024, 08:18
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NuPay takes matters relating to unauthorised debit orders very seriously. We would like to clarify that NuPay provides electronic debit order and collection solutions to businesses, and we do not process debit orders without authorisation from the relevant parties. 
 
If you believe there has been an unauthorised debit order associated with our systems, we encourage you to contact us directly on +***4. 
 
We will do our utmost to assist you in identifying the company responsible for the debit order and ensuring appropriate steps are taken to address the issue. 
 
Please note, NuPay operates strictly within the bounds of South African financial regulations and ethical standards. If you suspect ********** activity, we recommend the following: 
1. Contact your bank immediately to report and reverse the transaction. 
2. File a dispute with your bank’s ***** department. 
 
We remain committed to transparency and resolving concerns. Should you have any additional questions or require assistance, please do not hesitate to get in touch. 
 
Kind regards, 
The NuPay Team