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Vuyelwa Z

1 reviews | Active since Jan 2016

04 Feb 2016, 07:04

NOT WILLING TO ASSIST

My aunt was ****** in Nov 2015 and lost her handbag as a result. . . . after that incident her Truworths card was used several times at the Thabong branch with majority of these purchase transactions processed by \Employee No.***\" who apparently suspected ***** but didn't anything about it until a ***** case was opened with the police and only then they mentioned they had suspected the woman who kept on coming to the shop signing with a different signature at other times. Are your employees not trained to deal with such situations? Worse was to come when Ben - apparently the manager **** about having informed my aunt that she needs to bring the clothes back for creditting because the police came with a docket and told him that they have capture the ********** and have the clothes as evidence. So what will happen now, must she go to the police station and demand the clothes that are being held for evidence in order for her to be assisted by Truworths? or is she not getting assistance because the ********* alliances are also part of the Truworths in Thabong. I would have thought a matter like this would require a swift response from Truworths. stop victimising victims & assist "

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Truworths
Truworths's reply09 Feb 2016, 16:07
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Hello ZondoV,

The incident mentioned in your post has brought about great concern and we therefore immediately enquired with our ***** department in this regard.

We were informed that your dispute was brought to their attention on 15 January 2016, and is currently still under investigation.

We have attempted to contact you to inform you of the current status of your dispute however regret that we have been unsuccessful in our attempts.

We can verify that a thorough investigation is being conducted by our ***** Department who is committed to provide you with feedback once the investigation has been concluded.

Please contact our ***** Department on *** should you have any enquiries in the interim.

Kind regards,

Lynn