Anyone heard of Unilaw ?

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Anyone heard of this mickey mouse outfit supposed law firm that uses gmail to contact you ?

Apparently I can contact them on a cell number or a 010 number, but both are constantly engaged ?

Is this a valid law firm, or are FNB outsourcing to any Tom, Dick or Sipho these days ?
 
Some googling, some Hellopetering gives the following numbers:

011 864 3663 which apparently doesn't work and
082 854 4017 which if you google it gives you Silver Saddles Retirement Estate

Furthermore if you google Unilaw you get this and if you google the number found there you get Trade Shack 21CC for House Repairs & SPECIAL ILLUSIONS

My conclusion therefore is WTF :confused::confused::confused:
 
Mantis said:
Some googling, some Hellopetering gives the following numbers:

011 864 3663 which apparently doesn't work and
082 854 4017 which if you google it gives you Silver Saddles Retirement Estate

Furthermore if you google Unilaw you get this and if you google the number found there you get Trade Shack 21CC for House Repairs & SPECIAL ILLUSIONS

My conclusion therefore is WTF :confused::confused::confused:
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I lol'd
 
mm so a Mickey Mouse law firm setup on some street corner in Soweto ? Great!
 
Unilaw

Received a message via sms that they have been instructed to issue a Garnishee order on my (sic) company for money owed to FNB.
They left a contact email address 0100017252/[email protected].

There was no cellphone number, just the word "message" as the sender.

This sounds like an inside job to me.
 
moswpf said:
Received a message via sms that they have been instructed to issue a Garnishee order on my (sic) company for money owed to FNB.
They left a contact email address 0100017252/[email protected].

There was no cellphone number, just the word "message" as the sender.

This sounds like an inside job to me.
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Just remember the company may not execute a garnish order without confirmation. They need the court number, the date of the ruling and the judge that made the decision. Most garnish orders are "fake" even though legal firms attempt to make them legal. Also many times they will already start to execute a garnish order once a court date has been received and not wait for the outcome.
 
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