Yesterday afternoon, a number linked to WesBank began ringing repeatedly, offering a so‑called road cover plan. The calls appear to be unsolicited and push a third‑party product tied to WesBank’s Drive Protect service. While the branding may sound official, the pitch is a classic telemarketing script aimed at selling insurance you never requested. If you receive such calls, let the caller know you do not consent to further contact, ask for a written offer, and consider registering the number with the national do‑not‑call list. Monitor your bank statements for any unauthorized charges and report persistent harassment to the consumer protection authority.
Third-party firm working with Wesbank, pushing a dubious roadside assistance plan. They persist in calling repeatedly.
Inquiries on WesBank driver protect perks and alerts for benefits.
Ucingo olungekhohlisayo alunayo inhloso ebucayi, ngazizwa ngiphazamisekile.
Wesbank ibonakala ingenayo imicabango ecacile. Izincomo zami ziyahambisana nomlinganiselo ophakathi.
