ewep Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 Popeye, ek wil net partner, so hy hoef nie sy entry te verloor nie!!!! Jy wil weer die hele ding vat!
Danger Dassie Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 Bank EFT's are fine. But if there is a problem the banks just shrugs at you. Only if you deal with their call centre, phone the customer care and be forceful enough, you'll get through to someone.Or like I recently did, went to the branch and told a consultant i'm closing my account.Talk about jumping through hoops then But yeah, more often than not, banks are the devil to deal with.
ewep Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 DD, with my balance they'll just giggle and tell me to go!
scotty Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 Each bank has a system called Cheque Digit Verification (CDV) where the numbers of an account must follow a certain pattern i.e you cannot pay into an account with a number 123456789. The number patern and length is also unique to a bank. It can however sometimes occur that a number swop of 2 digits meet the that pattern e.g if the patern states increments of 9 then 98 will be accepted same as 89.
gasant112 Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 LETS SAY THIS AGAIN ! I HAVE BEEN COMUNICATING BUT TO THE WRONG NUMBER !!!! Popey skink my n blerrie WISKY...Hierie ding gryf my naa drank...
TheLegend Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 I have also been "communicating" to the wrong number and now I'm homeless from January on
TheLegend Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 technically: communicating to the wrong number can't really be termed communicating - can it? can someone please clear that up?
RodTi Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 technically: communicating to the wrong number can't really be termed communicating - can it? can someone please clear that up? You now be entering the oh-so-tedious realm of semantics, imo. Would rather watch lawn bowls, personally...
gasant112 Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 Yinne ... bring die blerrie dagga piel eerder Los die Whiskey...The Legend...Asseblief ...man Ek gan in die stront kom met die internet usage..manne cheers.. till later
AfreekduSoet Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 So, you paid into the wrong account. That is your mistake. Don't see why the supplier has to wait for your mistake to be corrected before you make payment.As someone that has experienced a similar situation I really have little simpathy. But lets hope the two of you can sort this. Popeye, hou op gatkruip net omdat jy epic wil ry
TheLegend Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 technically: communicating to the wrong number can't really be termed communicating - can it? can someone please clear that up? You now be entering the oh-so-tedious realm of semantics' date=' imo. Would rather watch lawn bowls, personally... [/quote'] lawn balls? is that what the old people dressed in starched white cloths play?
TheLegend Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 Yinne ... bring die blerrie dagga piel eerder Los die Whiskey...The Legend...Asseblief ...man Ek gan in die stront kom met die internet usage..manne cheers.. till later I wasn't making fun of you! Just a story from my exciting life!
FanieFiets Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 Each bank has a system called Cheque Digit Verification (CDV) where the numbers of an account must follow a certain pattern i.e you cannot pay into an account with a number 123456789. The number patern and length is also unique to a bank. It can however sometimes occur that a number swop of 2 digits meet the that pattern e.g if the patern states increments of 9 then 98 will be accepted same as 89. Guy at work had financial problems and borrowed R 5000-00 from them. He also switch 2 digits. They paid it into a Mr. Masameni from PE's acount. He went to the bank 4 days later only to see the money is missing. Realized the mistake. As they tried to reverse the transaction, Mr. Masameni withdrew the last R 1000-00. He had a R 1000-00 limit on his card so only could get R 1000-00 per day. Anyway, Mr. Masameni was never heard from again and seeing as the bank dint have FICA in those days he just vanished.
RodTi Posted November 1, 2007 Posted November 1, 2007 technically: communicating to the wrong number can't really be termed communicating - can it? can someone please clear that up? You now be entering the oh-so-tedious realm of semantics' date=' imo. Would rather watch lawn bowls, personally... [/quote']lawn balls? is that what the old people dressed in starched white cloths play? Good grief man - lawn balls?? I don't know!
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