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Pizzahut has always been a favorite for Saturday suppers. We went to Highveld Pizza Hut restaurant and put in a large order for the family for a sit-down meal. The pizzas arrived, some cold, and with less cheese than usual. In addition, I found a hair in my pizza. My husband called the waiter, who called the manager Paul. Paul was uncooperative and rude from the word go. He insisted that the pizzas were the right temperature, and that my children were being difficult. He also insinuated that I had put the hair in the pizza which shocked me and hurt my feelings. This meal was a big disappointment for us as a family, we loved going to the restaurant, but we will not do so again.

The next day I called the franchise headquarters to lodge a complaint. We were given vouchers for free meals at a Pizza Hut of our choice.

no emails correspondence

Pizza Hut may not be to blame, but if Paul is the manager at Highveld Pizza Hut, I cannot recommend them.

As part of a 24-month contract, I got a Galaxy S5, which started to give me problems soon after I received it. I took it back to the dealer, who sent it to the Vodacom head office for repairs. It was returned to me after a month, still faulty, and the dealer said that it had water damage, and that it was not a new phone! I pointed out to them that I got it from them, and provided proof of this. I also pointed out that the phone had never been exposed to water. After 2 months of calls and visits to the dealer, they told me flat-out that they will not be replacing the phone, taking no responsibility whatsoever.

This to me is not only crap service, it is also fraudulent, because they supplied the used, old phone in the first place. I had to buy myself a new one (not a Galaxy). I won't be renewing my contract with Vodacom.

I never received any replies to my emails.

paid a deposit of $200 to secure a ticket to lagos through travlekenya. mr adhama assisted me. soon as payment went through, no word from him again and website disappeared too.

My son and I were on holiday in Ireland when we had lunch at John Dorys. They had oysters on special and we shared 6 between us. That night my son developed stomach crams that got so severe I had to take him to hospital. He couldn't walk, the pain was so bad. The doctor on duty diagnosed food poisoning due to a bad oyster, and my son was booked into the hospital for 4 days. Later a nurse told me that the doctor had been worried my son wouldn't make it.
I visited the take-away after a few days to report what happened, as I felt it important that they be warned about the spoiled oyster. The manager on duty was unavailable to see me, but the waitress who helped me couldn't have been more indifferent. She hinted that it couldn't be proven it was their oyster that caused the food poisoning and therefore she didn't really care.

As an avid traveler, I'm not used to such treatment. What a pity.

This was years ago but beware what you eat in foreign countries where you don't know the source of the food. It was the first and only bad experience I had at a John Dorys, though; their fish and chips are legendary.

After spending 11 years abroad, we decided to return to South Africa permanently. We hunted houses for rent online through web searches and also posts on social media. A woman called Patricia Govender messaged my husband on Facebook to introduce herself, saying that she was a rental agent who got our details from a mutual friend. She had several beautiful houses for rent in the Southern Peninsula, Cape Town, and they were well priced too. We were impressed with her service; she would send us photos of the houses and their surrounds, and kept in touch daily, taking interest in our family. She said she chose to take special care of us because of our mutual friend. We thought we had gotten really lucky.

We chose a house in Fish Hoek that seemed like a bargain; 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double garage and a fenced garden for R8000 p/m. The deposit was two months' rent, and an 'administration fee' of R1500, which we felt we'd gladly give. My husband was a bit alarmed that we had to make the payment into what seemed like a private bank account but 'Patricia' found a way to assure him. We paid R17 500 into the account, and never heard from her again. I emailed and we tried to call numerous times, but the email address stopped working, and of course the phone number didn't exist. Our 'mutual' friend later denied knowing any such person.

Numerous emails, to an address which stopped existing after we made payment.

Do your research well and rather use a known, reputable agent when you have to rent from abroad. Also, be careful with your Facebook settings for who can read your posts. We were easy prey!

I insured my car with Mercury Insurance when I bought it in 2012. Early in 2013, I was caught in a hail storm and my car sustained damage. I contacted the insurance, and at first they were helpful and diligent. I was sent a claim form which I duly filled out. The assessor was supposed to contact me to asses the damage. Trouble started here. I contacted the insurance office numerous times over months, and I was given multiple excuses, or my calls were put on hold. I even battled to get a schedule out of them. They also got unfriendly and off-putting. Eventually I just gave up and cancelled my assurance with them.

I reported them to the Ombudsman, but have not received any feedback.

Multiple emails.

If you want good service, stay clear!