🚨 SOUTH AFRICANS, WAKE UP 🇿🇦
“We Buy Cars” is straight-up robbing us blind ‼️
Took my 2021 Hilux to them last week. Trade-in value R420k, their “expert” offered R295k. "Cash in 30 mins they said", yeah, cash for their new yacht‼️I sold my bakkie privately for R410k within 4 days of advertising it privately.
They prey on desperate sellers with their fancy ads and “we’ll beat any offer” lies‼️
Don’t get scammed like the rest of us. Sell your vehicle privately‼️
If you've been scammed by WeBuyCars too, tell us your story, so we can warn others before they fall into the same trap‼️
#WeBuyCarsScam #WeStealCars #SouthAfrica #RipOffNation 🚗💸
In case anyone isn’t aware, Trump is demanding Zambia to hand over its mineral rights by end of day tomorrow or the U.S. gov’t will cut off the country’s access to the AIDS medications that are literally keeping its citizens alive.
Just thought y’all should know.
The physically battered body of Bantu Stephen Biko lay in a mortuary near East London in South Africa 🇿🇦 at the time of his post-mortem, 700 miles from the place of his incarceration by the apartheid white security police, shortly after his death on 7 September 1977.
As the South African government continued to propagate lies that Steve Biko had died while on hunger strike, an undercover journalist secretly took the photo of Biko's body and sent it to Britain.
The photo bearing Biko's battered face confirmed to the world that the anti-apartheid student activist had been beaten to death while in prison.
It later emerged that while in police custody, Biko was stripped naked, shackled to the wall, and severely beaten on the head by his interrogators. As a result, he suffered three brain lesions that resulted in a massive brain haemorrhage.
According to an autopsy, an "extensive brain injury" had caused "centralisation of the blood circulation to such an extent that there had been intravasal blood coagulation, acute kidney failure, and uremia".
We have been going back and forth with @StandardBankZA about mama’s matter. My mother’s pension was paid into her account, and by the second day the entire amount was transferred out to multiple accounts.
Her bank statement clearly shows that these transfers were done at a branch in Acornhoek. The problem is that my mother was in Nelspruit on that day. She did not travel to Acornhoek to make any transfers.
Despite this, the bank claims she performed the transactions but refuses to provide the account numbers where the money was sent. When funds leave an account, there must be a clear record of the destination accounts. Refusing to disclose that information raises serious concerns about transparency and accountability.
This is a pensioner’s money, and the handling of this situation is unacceptable.
YOU ARE FRAUDS!!!
unless you’re naturally a music lover, no one warns you how you’ll become less interested with new music the older you get, & you just go back to all your old favorite songs