1 reviews | Active since Oct 2010
Afrikaans speaking people is not stupid
<p>Virseker proud them offering our afrikaans speaking people insurance cover in our own name. Their TV add making a mockery of afrikaans speaking people should have told me that they are not geniunly concerned about Afrikaans but just use it as an emotve sales gimmick.</p> <p> </p> <p>I recently received two quotes after they received from me the policy schedule. On the first quote I would pay R 300 lees per month and on the other quote R 400. However, the quotes did not compare apples with apples. Currently I have no co-payments but their policy is full of various co-payments. SUrely if you provide less comprehensive cover then you can be cheaper....BUT say so in the beginning.</p> <p> </p> <p>It is so sad that my mother tongue and culture is abused for marketing purposes whilst they actually can not compete with other "English speaking" insurers.</p> <p> </p> <p>Thanks but no thanks and shjame on you virseker.</p> <p> </p> <p>Nou ja nou kan die engelse mense ook verstaan en Virseker met hul goedkoop slenters is virseker nie vir my en ingeligte afrikaans sprekende mense nie.</p>
Dankie vir jou terugvoer, ons sal in ****ak wees om die aangeleentheid te bespreek.
Groete,
Die Virseker span.
Dankie vir jou terugvoer, ons sal in ****ak wees om die aangeleentheid te bespreek.
Groete,
Die Virseker span.
For the whole population to know. When you send Virseker a mail saying what i said above they respond as follows: "Beste Virseker Klient,
Dankie vir jou e-pos.
Een van ons bekwame Kliëntediens-konsultante sal jou versoek so gou as moontlik beantwoord."
Now in French, Dutch, English and Afrikaans when you say something to someone in an email like I am not interested because you mislead me or you are not competative then that is called a statement (Stelling in Afrikaans) and not a request (Versoek in afrikaans). So evben when they purport to speak Afrikaans they mislead because they dont even know the difference between a statement and a request. It is similar to ****s from Nigeria or other countries. You catch them out from the poor grammar. Here the same applies. Afrikaanse mense is nie dom, oningelig of onbekwaam nie. Moet ons nie uitbuit nie.
For the whole population to know. When you send Virseker a mail saying what i said above they respond as follows: "Beste Virseker Klient,
Dankie vir jou e-pos.
Een van ons bekwame Kliëntediens-konsultante sal jou versoek so gou as moontlik beantwoord."
Now in French, Dutch, English and Afrikaans when you say something to someone in an email like I am not interested because you mislead me or you are not competative then that is called a statement (Stelling in Afrikaans) and not a request (Versoek in afrikaans). So evben when they purport to speak Afrikaans they mislead because they dont even know the difference between a statement and a request. It is similar to ****s from Nigeria or other countries. You catch them out from the poor grammar. Here the same applies. Afrikaanse mense is nie dom, oningelig of onbekwaam nie. Moet ons nie uitbuit nie.
Soos bespreek, Virseker het beslis alternatiewe bybetalings wat in sommige gevalle van toepassing mag wees. Kliënte word in terme van die vereistes van Nakoming tydens die verkoop gesprek gewaarsku dat alternatiewe bybetaling van toepassing mag wees. Die bybetalings word dan ook in die polis skedule gelys.
Indien ʼn verkoopsagent versuim om die bybetalings te verklaar word daar teen die persoon opgetree.
Groete,
Die Virseker span.
Soos bespreek, Virseker het beslis alternatiewe bybetalings wat in sommige gevalle van toepassing mag wees. Kliënte word in terme van die vereistes van Nakoming tydens die verkoop gesprek gewaarsku dat alternatiewe bybetaling van toepassing mag wees. Die bybetalings word dan ook in die polis skedule gelys.
Indien ʼn verkoopsagent versuim om die bybetalings te verklaar word daar teen die persoon opgetree.
Groete,
Die Virseker span.
Ag hoe mis Virseker die punt.
Ag hoe mis Virseker die punt.