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********** activity by Vodacom to increase my debt.
Being billed while their contract number has been deactivated so who is actually using this number cause it was deactivated kindly investigate this ********** activity as I have been told during my countless enquiry with Vodacom to fix this issue then I will commence with my payment for them to reactivate the sim as my last 8 years of contact are linked to that number and after settling I will cut contact with the telecommunication giant through contract and keep my numbers as a prepaid I was forced to change numbers after 8 years of loyalty to Vodacom due to the pandemic of COVID were I lost everything employment, relationship, respect and I was able to let everything go and start over...but Vodacom its making my life difficult being billed when you don't even have access to the sim cards that the so called agents deactivated due to none payment and I have made countless arrangements that allow me to paid it over time the would promise to send me documents to fill and make that arrangements but I never get those so called documents I recently found employment through the lord grace but their consultants threaten that you need to pay the fully price of the debts outright and from my understanding the two sim cards under my name have been deactivated until I settle them and the i would choose if I remain in contract or convert into prepaid.
to me
Dear Katlego
We acknowledge receipt of the below complaint ad confirm the following:
Account number I***.
The above account is 90 days plus in arrears, amount is R4,283.71. A maximum of 5 months arrangement will be accepted.
The account is currently on top Up Collections and full resume will be submitted once all the arrears have been cleared.
This means that you can load airtime until the arrears amount are fully paid.
Kindly call *** to make the paymentarrangement.
Regards,
Xoliswa Matele
Executive Client Liaison Officer
CEO?s office
COPS
-----Original Message-----
From: ***
Sent: Thu Mar 18 14:59:35 GMT+0***
To: ECLO
Subject: ***
18 March 2021
Vodacom
RE: ***
We have received a complaint from Mr Katlego Mohlahlo, which we have determined to be outside our jurisdiction.
This email is a courtesy to inform you that we have referred the matter to the The National Consumer Commission (Ncc).
Kind regards
Selinah Sempe
Call Centre Agent
So your company seems to be taking for a ride now so what's this response as the debt seems to be growing when I have ceded to access the sim cards and the were deactivated last year now its amounting to R4,283.71 kindly advised your consultants to do proper investigation cause this is a joke indeed from your consultant Xoliswa Matele to get her facts right.
Disgruntled customer again
to me
Dear Katlego
We acknowledge receipt of the below complaint ad confirm the following:
Account number I***.
The above account is 90 days plus in arrears, amount is R4,283.71. A maximum of 5 months arrangement will be accepted.
The account is currently on top Up Collections and full resume will be submitted once all the arrears have been cleared.
This means that you can load airtime until the arrears amount are fully paid.
Kindly call *** to make the paymentarrangement.
Regards,
Xoliswa Matele
Executive Client Liaison Officer
CEO?s office
COPS
-----Original Message-----
From: ***
Sent: Thu Mar 18 14:59:35 GMT+0***
To: ECLO
Subject: ***
18 March 2021
Vodacom
RE: ***
We have received a complaint from Mr Katlego Mohlahlo, which we have determined to be outside our jurisdiction.
This email is a courtesy to inform you that we have referred the matter to the The National Consumer Commission (Ncc).
Kind regards
Selinah Sempe
Call Centre Agent
So your company seems to be taking for a ride now so what's this response as the debt seems to be growing when I have ceded to access the sim cards and the were deactivated last year now its amounting to R4,283.71 kindly advised your consultants to do proper investigation cause this is a joke indeed from your consultant Xoliswa Matele to get her facts right.
Disgruntled customer again
So I seem like a joke because of the cooperate **** being exposed so kindly note I have been invited to attend consumer show discussing the misconducts committed by companies during the lockdown with the pretends that customers wont even notice the added charges to the financial obligations without proper consultations with the clients.
So I seem like a joke because of the cooperate **** being exposed so kindly note I have been invited to attend consumer show discussing the misconducts committed by companies during the lockdown with the pretends that customers wont even notice the added charges to the financial obligations without proper consultations with the clients.
Just like I thought as always telecommunication Mafioso or cartel...Your process have a serious glitches and malpractices that keep people indebted
Just like I thought as always telecommunication Mafioso or cartel...Your process have a serious glitches and malpractices that keep people indebted
National Credit Act 34 of 2005
- to promote a fair and non-discriminatory marketplace for access to consumer credit and for that purpose to provide for the general regulation of consumer credit and improved standards of consumer information;
- to prohibit certain unfair credit and credit-marketing practices;
- to provide for debt re-organization in cases of over-indebtedness.
- to provide for related incidental matters.
- to prohibit certain unfair marketing and business practices.
- to promote a consistent legislative and enforcement framework relating to consumer transactions and agreements.
- to promote a fair, accessible and sustainable marketplace for consumer products and services and for that purpose to establish national norms and standards relating to consumer protection.
- to repeal - the Consumer Affairs (Unfair Business Practices) Act, 1988 (Act No. 71 of 1988).
National Credit Act 34 of 2005
- to promote a fair and non-discriminatory marketplace for access to consumer credit and for that purpose to provide for the general regulation of consumer credit and improved standards of consumer information;
- to prohibit certain unfair credit and credit-marketing practices;
- to provide for debt re-organization in cases of over-indebtedness.
- to provide for related incidental matters.
- to prohibit certain unfair marketing and business practices.
- to promote a consistent legislative and enforcement framework relating to consumer transactions and agreements.
- to promote a fair, accessible and sustainable marketplace for consumer products and services and for that purpose to establish national norms and standards relating to consumer protection.
- to repeal - the Consumer Affairs (Unfair Business Practices) Act, 1988 (Act No. 71 of 1988).
