Sentech stole money from me!

In reply to Noone... nobody at all

That's cos you mostly post garbage all the time... amusing garbage :D
 
Now that this thread has lost all links to the original topic...

Noone's posts:
10% useful stuff
20% bitching about ISPs and broadband suppliers
20% sarcastic comments
20% flaming of posters complaining about sarcastic comments
20% flaming of posters complaining about flaming
10% discussions about pr0n
:)
 
That reminds me, have to up the % of discussion about pr0n

And hey, I have posted alot of useful stuff in the past! :)
 
Just thought I'd barge back in and say few things & try get this post back to its topic.

I think it's a great idea to post the e-mail communication on issues like SoulSe did(thanks). Mine went along the same route and wording in Afrikaans. Might post it when I get back on my own machine.

Hester also promised same to me that she authorised the repayment herself. Indeed, this morning it was in my account. Strangely enough they didn't do a reverse on my credit card(on which it was charged), but they did a CASHFOCUS transfer.

Anycase, I also sent back to her a mail saying how unacceptable their attitude whatwhat towards this is, but didn't get a reply.

Thanks for the contact details, vowthorn
 
OH MY ***

They have refunded me 900! They took 1600!

That's it, time for the onslaught.
 
I'm most probably wrong, but it starts to smell like a way of bridging a cashflow crisis at Sentech.

... Do a dubious debit order run, get the cash, pay the urgent bills, and delay paying back as long as possible. And when you do, do it wrong...

Only a few people check their bank statements daily...most do it maybe once a week.

This way a company can create a short term line of credit - INTEREST FREE.
 
#1 cancel contract
#2 lay claim at police station
#3 spread news to all papers and media you can find
#4 sit back, relax, and watch the worms squirm
 
hence the shot in the mouth hester needed to take to get the poor guy half his money back... :)
 
kaspaas said:
I'm most probably wrong, but it starts to smell like a way of bridging a cashflow crisis at Sentech.

... Do a dubious debit order run, get the cash, pay the urgent bills, and delay paying back as long as possible. And when you do, do it wrong...

Only a few people check their bank statements daily...most do it maybe once a week.

This way a company can create a short term line of credit - INTEREST FREE.
That's what I'm thinking and the reason I have been suspicious all along.

Hester claims that she can prove to me on a spreadsheet that 'we are now up to date.' I'm not sure what she means, but I look forward to seeing the spreadheet (it's been a six hour wait).

*sigh*
 
noone said:
did you know i have the highest post count in the whole forum?

I dont know if you've noticed but someone is VERY quickly catching up to you, since november last year already :D
 
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