Bottom line: the pattern points to a classic financial scam. Callers claim you have a mysterious JSE account or an undisclosed policy, then push for personal details or an appointment. They often use urgent language and a fake “Liberty” affiliation to sound credible. Never share bank or credit‑card numbers, and don’t agree to callbacks without verifying the source. Hang up, block the number, and report the incident to the South African Communications Authority or your bank’s fraud desk. Keep a log of the call details – date, time, and exact wording – to help authorities track the operation.
Claimed affiliation with Liberty, inquired about my knowledge of stock market indirect investments. I refused any purchases and they disconnected abruptly!
After I mentioned hoping to pass away before retiring, they suggested dying tomorrow and hung up on me.
Abakwaqishi abafuna ukukuntshontsha imininingwane ye-cc yakho.
Falsely claims you have an unknown stock exchange account
Called claiming a JSE policy under my name and offered wealth-building assistance. Avoid picking up
Got a call from a woman with an accent mentioning a 'Sub Trading account' on the JSE. She tried scheduling a consultant meeting for tomorrow without checking my schedule. Felt aggressive and rude. Seemed suspicious, so I ended the call.
Bangitshela ukuthi ibhange lami lidayisa ku-jse ngemali yami futhi lifuna ukunginikeza izabelo zami ze-ir????
Imakethe yamasheya
Ukushayela nge-ITAs ye-JSE kwangibanga ukukhathazeka, angikuthandi.
Knew my details but ended the call when I inquired about their location
Obvious scam move, aiming to grab your personal info and such.
Kuchazwe ukuthi kunikezwe ipholisi elingadaluli eligama lami elixhunyaniswe nenkampani yomshuwalo. Bazama ukuhlela umhlangano futhi bangifunele ukudalula ulwazi lomuntu siqu. Abazange bazazise ngokwazisa umhlinzeki wesevisi yezezimali obhalisiwe
Talked about some JSE investment account nonsense.
