Unexpected patterns emerge as callers repeatedly masquerade as DSTV representatives, pushing a dubious death‑insurance scheme tied to a fictitious loyalty reward. The pitch typically mentions a small monthly fee and a large payout upon death, aiming to extract personal details. Recipients report a silent pause, then a rushed sales script that leverages DSTV’s branding to gain trust. Practical steps include refusing to share any information, hanging up immediately, and confirming any offers directly with DSTV’s official channels. Report the number to your carrier’s spam list and consider a call‑blocking app to curb future nuisance.
ucingo lokungcola, ungaphenduli.
Quiet at first for seconds, then they hit me with thanks for being a DSTV loyalist. Offering cash if I kick the bucket, like R21000 payout. Monthly fee R21 plus upfront cost. Felt dodgy as hell. Wanted me to pick a beneficiary. Took ages to get it – they're peddling a death policy, zero link to DSTV. Sneaky intro makes you think it's from DSTV rewarding you. Got some basic info on your package, but it's all smoke and mirrors, bru.
Umnxeba ozenza ungumuntu wase-DSTV onezinolwazi ezingalungile ngami ufuna ulwazi olwengeziwe
inombolo yafakwa kuqala uma ucingo lufikiwe njenge-spam call.
Angazi ukuthi umshayeli ubani
Ngithole umyalezo we-‘death policies’ ophazamisayo, awuwuzweli lutho oluhle. Ngiyawuhoxa.
Inkampani yokucwaninga iyacasula ngokushaya ucingo olungenalutho. Ngibona ukuthi ayihloniphi isikhathi sami.
