Clearly, these calls are aggressive telemarketing attempts tied to MTN contract upgrades, often delivered via automated robocall scripts. Callers frequently push limited‑time offers, use high‑pressure language, and ignore do‑not‑call requests, violating South Africa’s ECT Act and DMASA code. Consumers should log each call, register on the national Do‑Not‑Call list, and use carrier‑provided block features. If a caller asks for personal details or payment before confirming legitimacy, hang up and verify directly with the provider through official channels. Reporting persistent offenders to the Communications Authority can help curb repeat nuisance calls.
Called offering a contract but no phone arrived yet. Wrong delivery address
Calling at 22:00? Really?
Call without invitation
Irobhothi! Bazokuza kuwe....
Constant bothersome rings
ngithola ucingo ku-083 3508555 bathi inombolo yami yamanje yesele yaseMorne Shoeman. bathi bashayela ku-MTN
Third-party rep for MTN pushing a forced contract upgrade. Insisted the offer was phone-only and I'd lose it without immediate confirmation.
Not interested in purchasing
angabazi laba bantu
Calls persistently each day
Hung up the phone—zero interest. Yoh, done!
Constant calls from MTN at any hour trying to push worthless offers.
Sales pitch for mobile contracts
I‑robocall yasuka ekuseni kwaze kwaba sebusuku, yaphazamisa umsebenzi wami. Anginayo into enhle yokuyibika.
Ushuni lwefeksi luyakhala uma ulaphaya
Ngifuphiswe ngemibuzo yenkohliso ye-MTN ukuze uvuse isivumelwano sakho. Ngikhiye isivumelwano ngoba i-MTN inobungozi njengohulumeni. Futhi ubani oshayela ngaphandle kwesikhathi.
I-call centre ibonakala ingathembekile, ngiyaphoxeka.
