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Bjorn T
1 reviews | Active since Apr 2014
01 Jan 2016, 18:10
Unauthorised Debit Orders
Paytoza *******ly debited R 89 twice from my wife's account in November and December. We've never given consent to Paytoza or Capicall to debit her account for anything costing R 89.<br> <br> If you don't refund those debits and cancel the *******ly authorised debit order you created, I am reporting you to the police and going to all major news papers. In fact, even if you do pay back the money, I think I'll do that anyways. Who the hell gives you the right to ***** peoples money. <br> <br> And, there is a ***** case pending against as well [URL Removed]
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Replies (1)Retriever Fintech's replyOfficial
02 May 2023, 21:58Hello bjorntheart,
We acknowledge receipt of your complaint.
PaytoZa is a third party payment service provider that facilitates the collection of debit orders on behalf of our clients (\the requestors\"). The requestors instruct PaytoZa to collect amounts based on the services and or products that they provide. The requestors
We acknowledge receipt of your complaint.
PaytoZa is a third party payment service provider that facilitates the collection of debit orders on behalf of our clients (\the requestors\"). The requestors instruct PaytoZa to collect amounts based on the services and or products that they provide. The requestors
Retriever Fintech's reply02 May 2023, 21:58
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Hello bjorntheart,
We acknowledge receipt of your complaint.
PaytoZa is a third party payment service provider that facilitates the collection of debit orders on behalf of our clients (\the requestors\"). The requestors instruct PaytoZa to collect amounts based on the services and or products that they provide. The requestors
We acknowledge receipt of your complaint.
PaytoZa is a third party payment service provider that facilitates the collection of debit orders on behalf of our clients (\the requestors\"). The requestors instruct PaytoZa to collect amounts based on the services and or products that they provide. The requestors
