Pamusha Projects
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Pamusha Projects
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1 Reviews (last 12 months)
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May '26 - Sep '26
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Rudolph O
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2018
26 May 2026, 08:12
Pamusha Projects disappoints
I used them on 4 May 2026 to fix my electric fence. They never quoted, just sent an invoice from T. Homes Improvements with a FNB account ending in 1565. When pointing out to them that the fence was still not working, they returned saying a fuse and two 12V batteries were needed for the Z14 energizer. I then supp**** the two 12V batteries. The energizer and the fence then worked for a day, then down again. I contacted them again to come and look at the fence and the energizer. They came out on 25 May 2026. Again I was not told what the work was going to cost - after I had specifically requested to be first quoted. I then received an invoice from Pamusha Projects for R2 849, citing a new FNB account number ending in 5382. When querying the invoice for being more that a new energizer, I received a reduced invoice from Pamusha Projects, for R619 less. It said that new fence wires had been supp**** at R800, but I can't find the new wires. It charges me a further R1 430 for repair work to the Z14 energizer - which was supposed to have been done on 4 May 2026. I find them most unreliable and cannot accept that they would simply do the 'work' and not tell the client the cost beforehand.
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Rudolph O
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2018
26 May 2026, 08:12
Pamusha Projects disappoints
I used them on 4 May 2026 to fix my electric fence. They never quoted, just sent an invoice from T. Homes Improvements with a FNB account ending in 1565. When pointing out to them that the fence was still not working, they returned saying a fuse and two 12V batteries were needed for the Z14 energizer. I then supp**** the two 12V batteries. The energizer and the fence then worked for a day, then down again. I contacted them again to come and look at the fence and the energizer. They came out on 25 May 2026. Again I was not told what the work was going to cost - after I had specifically requested to be first quoted. I then received an invoice from Pamusha Projects for R2 849, citing a new FNB account number ending in 5382. When querying the invoice for being more that a new energizer, I received a reduced invoice from Pamusha Projects, for R619 less. It said that new fence wires had been supp**** at R800, but I can't find the new wires. It charges me a further R1 430 for repair work to the Z14 energizer - which was supposed to have been done on 4 May 2026. I find them most unreliable and cannot accept that they would simply do the 'work' and not tell the client the cost beforehand.
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