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I'm already discussing with Cell C so no need for the reps to get involved.
My mother arrived a few days ago at Or Tambo and recharged her sim card at the Cell C shop of the airport.
She was alone with one Cell C agent in the shop (no other customer) and requested R300 of airtime.
She paid R300 by credit card, requested an invoice, the agent took a while to do this and left.
Today, while fiddling with her phone, I see that only R209 were recharged yesterday (knowing that she had R91 of balance left) making a total of R300, but that she paid R300 for these R209...
I check, and the number recharged on the invoice does not match her number but the amount, time and day are correct so the agent recharged R300 to an unknown number while nobody else was in the shop, made my mother pay for it and recharged R209 to my mother.
Looks completely like a scam where the agent pays the R209 out of his pocket and pockets R300, so double check when you recharge!
My mother arrived a few days ago at Or Tambo and recharged her sim card at the Cell C shop of the airport.
She was alone with one Cell C agent in the shop (no other customer) and requested R300 of airtime.
She paid R300 by credit card, requested an invoice, the agent took a while to do this and left.
Today, while fiddling with her phone, I see that only R209 were recharged yesterday (knowing that she had R91 of balance left) making a total of R300, but that she paid R300 for these R209...
I check, and the number recharged on the invoice does not match her number but the amount, time and day are correct so the agent recharged R300 to an unknown number while nobody else was in the shop, made my mother pay for it and recharged R209 to my mother.
Looks completely like a scam where the agent pays the R209 out of his pocket and pockets R300, so double check when you recharge!