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Subscribers who want to escape ‘uncapped’ contracts because of the new hard lock can cancel or change plans without penalty, says Vodacom spokesperson

The Seymours bought an R8,000 inverter in September which worked well for three months when it suddenly made a high-pitched noise and died.

E-mail account was hacked by cybercriminal unbeknown to company or client.

Food safety expert and microbiologist Prof Lucia Anelich says open fridges with fresh meat in them being off during long spells of load-shedding is “an absolute no-no” from a food safety perspective.

All the banks, apart from Capitec, have trended upwards in net sentiment since 2018 thanks to clever social campaigns

But wait until you hear about a related but more sinister phenomenon called ‘skimpflation’

The Debt Collectors Act provides the indebted with a number of rights, but consumers have responsibilities too

It’s when things go wrong that companies — and individuals — show us how truly committed they are to customer relations.

Credit bureaus recommend people should register to receive such reports, which could save them a lot of time, not to mention heartache

More than 50 Health Squared members undergoing dialysis will have their treatment and medication covered by the close-to-insolvent scheme until the end of this month or until they join another scheme, the Joburg high court ruled at the weekend.