Imagine picking up the phone only to hear a polished sales pitch that feels familiar yet unwanted. The pattern in these reports points to a persistent telemarketing operation that alternates between DSTV packages and financial‑service offers, ignoring clear requests to be removed from the list. Consumers should firmly request an opt‑out and note the exact time and content of the call. If the caller refuses, block the number and file a complaint with the Communications Authority or the National Consumer Commission. Keep records of all interactions; they strengthen any formal dispute and protect your consumer rights against future unsolicited outreach.
Ke batho ba tletseng mabaka, ba sa tswelle ha ke re ke se ke hlahisiwe lethathamong la mehala, ha ke batle inshorense ya R2m, ba tswela feela ho bua. Ba tena.
Sent YES to 31068 for DSTV pricing info, got a call with helpful guidance
Ukushayela kwenkampani yezimali kwakungathí sina, kodwa akubanga nakho okubi kakhulu.
I-DSTV inikezela ngesipakheji sentengiso.
Services from FNB finance
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