If you get a call or SMS saying your roadside assistance has expired, treat it with suspicion. Most reports link the number +27118010001 to a scam that pretends to be a road‑assist provider, often mentioning a brand called CAN Infinity. Never give personal or payment details, and don’t call the number back. Instead, check your genuine coverage directly with your insurer or roadside service using official contact details. Block the caller, report it to your carrier, and consider filing a complaint with the consumer protection agency. A quick opt‑out request can also stop further messages.
An SMS arrived informing me my Roadside coverage had lapsed. I thought I already possessed roadside assistance. Due to this message, my Roadside is now renewed. Great outfit.
Same situation here. Attempting to identify the caller
Spotted a missed call from this unknown number. Using the Should I Answer app, hoping some other folks have intel or similar stories. Who called and for what?
Similar to the previous report, I got a text message directing me to dial this for road aid. It states my coverage lapsed and urges a callback.
Bakucela ukuba ufowune - kubonakala kungukukhwabanisa okuthiwo kuzohlinzeka zonke izinsiza kuwe. Ungabafowuni noma uphendule ku-SMS
Kitsboodskap skynbaar van 'CAN Infinity' wat sê jou 'Roadside' het verval, en sê bel hul nommer. Wys egter 'Stop to opt-out' - duidelik bemarking. Kyk CAN Infinity op Hellopeter, noem ook 'Sage Pay'.
Roadside assistance expired? No prior involvement with this firm
Ukushayela okungathí sina kwezomnotho kudala ukukhathazeka. Angikawathandi la ma-call.
