Bottom line: the call was a classic impersonation scam targeting bank customers. The caller pretended to be from Capitec Bank, demanded an ID number, and tried to pressure you into compliance. Always treat unsolicited requests for personal data as suspicious; privacy is best protected by hanging up and independently confirming the request through the official bank website or phone line. Use built‑in call‑blocking features or a third‑party app to stop repeat dials. Report the number to your local consumer‑protection agency and to the bank’s fraud desk. Keep a log of the time, content, and any recorded details for future reference. Regular verification habits reduce exposure to similar fraud.
Lolu cingo lweCapitec alulutho ngaphandle kokuzama ukungifaka ebhizinisini elingelona elami.
This number rang me two times - missed the first one, and on the second a woman said she'd dialed incorrectly. Yet it's been looked up a lot online - seems like a telemarketing spot. Who can tell?
Umfowuni wathi uvela eCapitec Bank. Wakhawuleza ukuthi zonke iifowuni ziyarekhodwa. Emva koko wandicela ukuba ndiqinisekise inombolo yam yeID. Ndala kwaye ndambuza umfowuni ukuba ndiyazi njani ukuba ngokwenene uvela eCapitec Bank. Waphelisa ucingo.
