Turns out these calls are most likely fraudulent scams that masquerade as banks or retailers. They usually have your personal data and push vague offers or threats to get you to confirm account numbers, hoping to slip a charge later. Never share banking details over an unsolicited call, and always hang up before providing verification. If you suspect a fraud attempt, block the number, report it to your bank and to the local consumer protection agency. Keep a log of the call, and consider using call‑blocking apps. Staying skeptical and double‑checking any request protects your identity and finances.
AKUKHO mazwana
Claim they're monitoring me via my cellphone
All my details—ID, account number, everything—were taken, and they promised discounts at any store while deducting 87 from my account each month.
Ukushaywa kwenombolo ngaphandle kokukhuluma kwenza ngazizwa ngiphazamisekile.
Posed as Capitec callers offering a service, recited my bank info which I verified, then suddenly hung up.
Regarding vehicle repossession.
They'll ring and claim no sales pitch, but wrap up by saying welcome to Dial Direct.
That ring felt eerie; these folks are desperate for any confirmation from you....
Claim to rep your bank but quiz if you're still with them, then hype vouchers from Checkers. They verify your account, speed through terms with fees, and bail! No way they're touching my cash, damn it.
Banginike inombolo yami ye-ID baphinde babuza ukuthi ngisasebenzisa i-akhawunti yami ye-FNB
