******* Funeral Cover Sales

<p>So my son was heading to the bus stop, when a consultant approaches him to offer "Shoprite Vouchers". My son comes home, tells me about this and explains how we'll be receiving these vouchers as regular Shoprite customers. I can't understand it and question him, but he keeps to the same story. A day later, I find this paper on our counter, and when I question my son, he says its about those "vouchers". I read this, which looks like an invoice, only to see that it's a sales docet for Union Life, that outlines my son's details along with his banking details and details on the benefit selection. In short, this Mufuno Mcetyua (or so it looks) on the paper, sold my 17 year old son, who's at school and doesn't work, a R225 (+R50 joining fee) funeral policy that covers 8 people (My Family 8).</p> <p> </p> <p>After repeatedly questioning my son, he's stuck to the story of being offered Shoprite Vouchers. And now, we can't find this Mufuno. He's no longer hanging aroung in town opposite Ghandi Square and neither do the other persons, supposedly sales consultants, know where to find this guy.</p> <p> </p> <p>Thing is, they've got my son's banking details and according to the sales docet, they'll be deducting R225 (+R50 joining fee) on the 30th of each month.</p> <p> </p> <p>Is this how Union Life conduct business. Misguided, ********* and *******.</p> <p> </p>