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<blockquote data-quote="chrisc" data-source="post: 806161" data-attributes="member: 746"><p>Had a Capitec debit card since 2010 and use it a lot on-line, overseas, subscription accounts, etc. Never a moment's hassle</p><p></p><p>Up to 2009 I had a Nedbank card. One day in about 2008 I noticed a R90 000 (yes, R90k) debit on the account, which had a R30k limit. On calling Nedbank, they said it was for blank Casino Chips purchased in Mexico and delivered to an address in Mexico. On asking how the limit could be exceeded, no response. On telling them to reverse it, here came the excuses. Spent 4 hours in the branch listening to them ducking and diving. I must prove I was not in Mexico the past week end, or, did I perhaps order them on-line? On asking for the beneficiary, it turned out to be a well-known scam artist who had tried this trick hundreds of times before. Nedbank would not admit any liability. Before they could empty out my accounts, I closed them all. I told the lawyer (who threatened to send me a summons) for starters to explain how an account with a R30k limit could be debited with 3 times the amount. He was not interested in that, so I told him when he got an answer from Nedbank, we would talk again. Never heard from them again</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chrisc, post: 806161, member: 746"] Had a Capitec debit card since 2010 and use it a lot on-line, overseas, subscription accounts, etc. Never a moment's hassle Up to 2009 I had a Nedbank card. One day in about 2008 I noticed a R90 000 (yes, R90k) debit on the account, which had a R30k limit. On calling Nedbank, they said it was for blank Casino Chips purchased in Mexico and delivered to an address in Mexico. On asking how the limit could be exceeded, no response. On telling them to reverse it, here came the excuses. Spent 4 hours in the branch listening to them ducking and diving. I must prove I was not in Mexico the past week end, or, did I perhaps order them on-line? On asking for the beneficiary, it turned out to be a well-known scam artist who had tried this trick hundreds of times before. Nedbank would not admit any liability. Before they could empty out my accounts, I closed them all. I told the lawyer (who threatened to send me a summons) for starters to explain how an account with a R30k limit could be debited with 3 times the amount. He was not interested in that, so I told him when he got an answer from Nedbank, we would talk again. Never heard from them again [/QUOTE]
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