Home Affairs charges R140 for a Smart ID, then Capitec adds another R10 “service fee” and suddenly it’s R150. What exactly is this R10 for, and under what agreement did Capitec get the right to charge people extra for accessing a government service? Because if you're going to put Home Affairs inside your bank, then start charging people for the convenience, we deserve to know exactly who's getting paid and for what.
Dear @CartrackZA,
As a customer of your services, I will be cancelling my subscription tomorrow morning due to the ongoing poor labour conditions of your employees.
I cannot, in good conscience, continue as a customer of a service built on the backs of abused workers.
Kind regards
A Disappointed Customer
@CiroDeSiena Financing the car would have been best, provided you are not planning to keep the car for long...
If you want to keep the car until its last days rather buy cash, provided its a reliable brand.
@MbalulaFikile At this point, associating with him might taint you political ambitions to become president, even though it was just a dream and nothing more.
@IvynSambo Isn't the DA not the one running to America not so long ago about this, now because they stand to benefit the are for...politics is indeed a game of parasites.
@eddinations @Solphendukaa Exactly, if you have to come in the shop 10 mins before closing, the least you can do is grab what you need, pay and go...dont go around all relaxed and shopping....i used to spend more than R100 for bolt coz R18 taxis are finished because of this last minute shopping behavior.
@SirBrayneZA@KabeloMusic@OldMutualSA my mother is going through something similar, she went to change debit dates, but nothing....to make things worse she found that her policy had no beneficiaries, all deleted, nobody knows how. Isnt there a way where a person can transfer their policy to another insurer?