1 reviews | Active since Feb 2013
Pathetic Staff
Vodacom and their rude and *********** staff is getting out of hand. I have too contracts with Vodacom, where I pay +-R 1400 an month and another one for R393 a month. Now Im trying to buy property and Vodacom has listed my accounts on the credit burea with a month installment of R 4700 for both contracts and this is affecting the what I can qualify for in terms of getting a bond. Now I have asked Vodacom to please send me a letter in their letterhead stating that I have 2 contracts and their monthly installments are 1400 and 393 so I can send to the bank as per the banks request. They are saying they dont do that if the bank does not accept the invoice then tough. Ive been a loyal Vodacom client for over a decade and now they are standing in the way of me getting my dream home. I will cancel all my contracts and move to another service provider! Even when I asked to speak to the supervisor she also didnt even take my call and said i must take the invoice or basically take a hike! The names of the agent and her supervisor are Zama Mbatha and Nonhlanhla Mabena
Just a word of advise. When you are not sure how to handle an issue or it’s above your pay grade kindly ask for assistance from your seniors instead of dismissing a client without assistance. There is absolutely no shame in asking. Your actions may put the companies reputation at stake and a risk of a lawsuit for something you could have easily avoided. Learn to put your ego and emotions aside when dealing with Vodacom customers. Remember the customer is always right.
You’ll be glad to learn that the higher powers at Vodacom have provided me with the letter I requested and the matter has been resolved amicably.
Thank you so much to the Vodacom team who was able to assist me on this matter.
Regards
Sechaba
Just a word of advise. When you are not sure how to handle an issue or it’s above your pay grade kindly ask for assistance from your seniors instead of dismissing a client without assistance. There is absolutely no shame in asking. Your actions may put the companies reputation at stake and a risk of a lawsuit for something you could have easily avoided. Learn to put your ego and emotions aside when dealing with Vodacom customers. Remember the customer is always right.
You’ll be glad to learn that the higher powers at Vodacom have provided me with the letter I requested and the matter has been resolved amicably.
Thank you so much to the Vodacom team who was able to assist me on this matter.
Regards
Sechaba
