[May 2013..Dec 2013] The Gauteng E-tolling Thread

Status
Not open for further replies.
Ricard said:
Like most South Africans .... they will grumble for a bit, then bend over and take it with a smile...
Click to expand...

The same way South African's bend over and pay their traffic fines?
If that is the case then SANRAL will be broke very soon.
 
Paul_S said:
The same way South African's bend over and pay their traffic fines?
If that is the case then SANRAL will be broke very soon.
Click to expand...

Many other examples....

SABC license fees
AARTO processing fees
Unresonable ESKOM hikes
Unresonable rates in raxes due to inflated land valuations...

ad nuseum ...
 
Mila said:
Now that is a plan. And at least only a quater of what should be paid. And then you tell them to recount because you are sure it is correct.
Click to expand...

Everyone must rock up with coins to pay, the admin to count/manage is too much and they can't legally not accept legit payment from thousands of people, spread the word.

Will be offering 5c coins at a special rate of 6c each.
 
koeksGHT said:
Everyone must rock up with coins to pay, the admin to count/manage is too much and they can't legally not accept legit payment from thousands of people, spread the word.

Will be offering 5c coins at a special rate of 6c each.
Click to expand...

IIRC, you legally can't pay more than R5 in 5c coins.
 
DJ... said:
This needs citation...
Click to expand...

http://www.resbank.co.za/BanknotesandCoin/CurrencyManagement/Pages/Currencymanagement-Home.aspx

Any amount in banknotes may be offered for payment. In the case of coin, the acceptable amount per individual transactions, is equal to the total amount, not exceeding the following:
•fifty rand, where coin of the denomination of one rand or higher are so tendered;
•five rand, where coin of denominations of ten cents up to and including fifty cents are so tendered;
•fifty cents, where coin of the denomination of five cents or less are so tendered; and
•the value of each coin so tendered shall be equal to the amount specified on that coin.
Click to expand...
 
DJ... said:
This needs citation...
Click to expand...

Any amount in banknotes may be offered for payment. In the case of coin, the acceptable amount per individual transactions, is equal to the total amount, not exceeding the following:
  • fifty rand, where coin of the denomination of one rand or higher are so tendered;
  • five rand, where coin of denominations of ten cents up to and including fifty cents are so tendered;
  • fifty cents, where coin of the denomination of five cents or less are so tendered; and
  • the value of each coin so tendered shall be equal to the amount specified on that coin.
Click to expand...

According to the SARB.

*edit*

goddammit.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Back
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X