Picture this: a stranger named Minhle calls, claims you qualify for up to 50% discounts for a R95 monthly fee, then turns rude when you decline. Such calls blend aggressive sales tactics with intimidation, a hallmark of low‑budget telemarketing scams. Never share personal or banking details with unsolicited callers, and if the pitch feels pushy, end the conversation promptly. Add the number to your phone’s block list, and report it to the national consumer protection agency. Keep a log of the call time and exact wording – it helps authorities spot patterns. Staying skeptical and protecting your information are the quickest ways to dodge these nuisance calls.
Who is the woman who phoned me from here and insulted me at 11:41 on 9 November 2017? Such an impolite and untrained agent in your call center
Woman rang from here claiming I could snag 50% off deals at any shop if I signed up. Queried her motives and benefits, she quoted R95 monthly fee. When I said no thanks, she turned nasty, hurled insults, and dropped the line, what a drag
Ke motho ea sa sebetseng hantle ea ileng a letsetsa ka 0873300678, lebitso la hae ke minhle, o letsetse nomoro ya ka empa a tsitlella ho bua le monna wa ka, a hloka tlhompho hakaale
Isaphulelo esingu-50% sibonakala njengokukhohlisa, angithandi le ndlela.
