Recent call logs indicate a surge of outreach from a nonprofit that references “Dear South Africa.” Callers often claim charitable intent, yet verification can be tricky. Check the organization’s official website and cross‑reference any donation links. Never share personal or banking details until you’re certain the request is genuine. Use your phone’s block feature for persistent numbers and report suspicious calls to the communications regulator. Keeping a short record of the call—time, script, and any URLs—helps authorities investigate potential fraud. Stay cautious and protect your data.
Reached out pretending to be Dear South Africa, seeking contributions for donations.
Campaign to save animals.
Marketing from Impact?
I-dearsouthafrica.co.za iyinkundla engezinhlelolelo futhi evikelwe ngumthethosomnotho womthethosokwandaba evumela umphakathi waseNingizimu Afrika ukubamba iqhaza ekubunjweni kwazo zonke izinhlelolelo zikahulumeni, izichibelelo nezinhlongo.
Ucingo lwezombusazwe alunalo lutho oluhle, luphazamisa isikhathi sami. Anginakubamba iqhaza ezindabeni ezinjalo.
