Oddly enough, the same number keeps resurfacing with a mix of credit‑limit promises and bogus insurance offers. Most calls masquerade as reputable banks—especially ABSA—yet the script often pushes unsolicited upgrades or loans, a classic sign of aggressive telemarketing. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately and verify through the official bank’s customer service line. Never share personal IDs or confirm offers over the phone. Block the number on your device and report it to your telecom provider. Staying skeptical and using call‑blocking tools are your best defenses against these persistent scams.
Pushing life insurance deals
Marketing via telephone
Indoda yathi ishaya ebuya e-FNB futhi yanginikeza ipholisi lokuphila engilamukele futhi ngaxazulula inombolo yami ye-ID. Wangitshela ukuthi leli pholisi lokuphila lizo bonakala ku-app yami ye-FNB kodwa akwenzekanga lutho. Ngafonela i-FNB ngakusasa ukubheka ukuthi liyabonakala yini ngakwabo kepha bangangitsheli ukuthi abangifoneli ukunginikeza ipholisi lokuphila.
Offering loan deals.
It's a telemarketer bothering me.
Malolo ye-Absa
overdraft ea absa
Ezezimali
Irritating salesperson on the phone
Yenza ucingo olubili ngokushesha ngemuva kwelinye. Futhi nsuku zonke
Claimed to be phoning from Absa bank
Ngiqinisekise i-ID yami
Standard Bank card for credit
Genuine ABSA credit limit extension
Banikeza ukukhulisa umkhawulo wekhredithi yami
Ukukhulisa umkhawulo wekhredithi
Ikhadi lekhredithi
Your credit card limit is being proposed for increase by Standard Bank.
Claims to be offering credit options; I declined, noting I handle such matters through my bank exclusively
Caller who is quite bothersome
Ukuthola ingcingo evela kuStandardbank credit card kwakungakuhle, ngithole imininingwane engacacile kodwa akunzima kakhulu.
Received a ring regarding boosting credit limit
X-ray
Ucingo lwezinsizakalo zezezimali alunandaba nezidingo zami. Ngiyadumazeka ngokuphazamiseka okungadingekile.
