Active since Oct 2021
Dont take your family to this hospital because they refer to your loved ones as "this one" and "that one". They have landlines but get extremely upset when a family member calls to check in on the patient. The nurses have absolutely no respect for people and complete disregard for patients and the families. Teach your hospital the meaning of the POPIA Act since they are abusing the meaning of it and misusing it. The worst part is that they do it to elderly people and bully them around. Another issue is that when you ask to speak to management they refuse to put you through. Im not afraid to go to your CEO and publish my entire experience with my call recordings.
I decided to try Garnier Men’s Roll-On on the morning of a 10km race — so this wasn’t a normal day at the office, this was a full sweat test. After a grueling 10km, I was completely drenched. Shirt soaked. Proper race conditions. When I got back to the car and took off my shirt to change… I was genuinely shocked. My armpits were completely dry. Not just “not bad” — actually dry. And still smelling fresh. I even asked my wife to double-check because I couldn’t believe it myself. She was just as surprised. For something I app**** once in the morning before an intense race, this exceeded expectations. Definitely race-day approved. Highly recommended for anyone who sweats hard — whether it’s gym, running, or just a long workday.
On 20 January I sent SAB an email as below however they have chosen to ignore it. Ive followed up and they still ignore it. I will now post my experience all over social media. While driving into Darwin Centre, I encountered a male standing in the middle of my driving lane (red sleeveless vest), using his phone and moving side to side. I honestly thought he is a unhoused person due to his physical appearance. A delivery truck was stopped a few metres behind him. The individual appeared loud, aggressive, and dishevelled, and made no effort to move out of the roadway. Despite seeing my vehicle approach, he refused to move and instead expected me to drive into the oncoming lane to go around him, with cars in the on coming lane. I continued cautiously in my correct lane, at which point the individual became extremely aggressive. He hit my car, screamed at me, and used abusive and derogatory language. When all the cars passed, I attempted to overtake the truck to remove myself from the situation, I lowered my window and said "do not touch my car and do not swear at me", he just continued. I asked the truck driver whether this individual worked with him, as the man pointed toward the truck while shouting. The driver denied any association. However, after parking my vehicle, the same man continued to watch me and my 7-year-old daughter, clearly observing where we parked. My child became so terrified that she refused to get out of the car. We ultimately left the centre due to fear. Even while exiting the centre, this individual continued his threatening behaviour by pointing his finger at me in an intimidating manner and shouting further abusive language at me. As we drove around the premises, I witnessed the truck moving to another exit, with the same man guiding the truck, confirming his involvement. At no point were hazard lights, reverse lights, cones, or any safety measures in place. I later approached another individual assisting with the offloading, who claimed not to understand me and stated he had “started today.” It became apparent that the delivery was for Pick n Pay Liquors. After contacting Pick n Pay Liquors directly, the manager confirmed that the individuals involved work for SAB. This incident was traumatic, intimidating, and completely unacceptable, particularly in a public shopping centre where families and children are present. I am deeply concerned about: - The lack of safety procedures - Aggressive and threatening behaviour - Misrepresentation when questioned - The emotional distress caused to my child I have taken photographs related to this incident and I have screenshots of my emails being ignored by SAB.
McDonald’s Okavango branch - Unfortunately, this branch continues to reflect poorly on the McDonald’s brand as a whole. I have visited McDonald’s outlets across the country, and this is by far the worst experience I have encountered, with consistently disrespectful and arrogant behaviour from both staff and management. It is unacceptable that such a busy store is operated with this level of unprofessionalism. Despite the branch being only 2km from my home, I will no longer support it. I would rather travel over 15km to another McDonald’s than continue experiencing the same poor service, which has occurred on multiple visits. What is even more concerning is that, on our very first visit, my 7-year-old child asked, “Why are these people rude?” That alone speaks volumes. It is disappointing that even a child could pick up on the lack of basic courtesy and maturity displayed by the staff.
Even a 1 star is not worth it. I’ve been complaining for the last 8 months about steers on the bluff. No one from management has taken me seriously, let’s see if this gets a reaction. They advertise rave burgers and ice creams but for the past couple months every single time I go to steers on the bluff they do not have any of these items!! I’ve had to buy a burger for R65 for my 6 year old because they never ever ever have stock of buns for the rave burger for R30.. ice creams are never available cause they have a problem with their machine and it’s too “soft”. Staff have a don’t care attitude just like the owner that tried to shut me up with a R100 voucher. I will now go on to every single platform and expose them.
Fantastic experience with Naked insurance every single time I needed assistance. I’ve had one claim and one roadside assist incident and on both occasions everything went absolutely smooth. I’ve compared all car insurance’s to what naked has offered me and they are by far the cheapest and absolutely reliable!!! Mukundi was by far the best agent I’ve dealt with. Very polite and professional. Thank you Naked for the great service! Will definitely recommend you to friends and family!
Called Accounts department and spoke to Amanda who was not impressed being at work. I had a different reference number so I asked her if I can confirm with the ID number and her response was that that’s the more difficult way of checking. The rest of the call went on and she was evidently annoyed. I asked her to send me a statement and she starts taking my email address down but then stops me and says she will send it to my husband and I must ask him to just send it to me since his email is on the system. I don’t understand how people still have jobs when their attitudes are so bad toward what they do on a daily basis.
Doesn’t deserve a 1 star. ALL the staff are absolutely rude! Their reviews on google as well as here just show how useless this company is. Can’t believe that the owner isn’t doing anything about the service and that the employees are allowed to be treating clients this way. It doesn’t give anyone the right to treat us this way just because we are behind on a few payments!
My husband signed up and I thought I’d try to go for a day to see if I could also handle it and sign up. We have a 5 year old that would have had to join the kids club. Been **** to that the kids club opens at 5am when we would train only to find out that it opens at 7am. Thankfully I didn’t sign up because I would have been stuck with a 12 month contract and nowhere to leave my kid since that’s the only time we have available to train. Not to mention that I was given a day pass to try out the gym, I would have expected good, friendly service instead I received the total opposite. I will never sign up nor refer anyone to them.
I was approached by Vodacom HR Vanessa to attend an interview on 10 July 2023. She then called me to confirm the interview and I was on the call with her for approximately 30 minutes where she was explaining all the details of issues she’s having with a particular Vodacom store in Durban.. I then attended the face to face interview on 12 July and waited for 1 hour whilst Vanessa and the owner were eating in the office. When I was finally called in my interview took 1 and a half hours and I literally answered only 1 question. The 1 and a half hours went on by me listening to Vanessa complaining about certain managers and assistants currently employed by Vodacom. I was told I will be called for the second interview that same week with the owner even though the owner was there in the same building as me. I app**** for a store manager position however when I got to the interview Vanessa advised she had 3 positions she wanted to put me in but will confirm with me. I sent follow up emails, text messages and tried to call but no response. I finally got hold of one of the owners to ask for feedback since I had 2 other offers awaiting. The owner was very professional and kept following up with me and advising that Vanessa will call and kept checking if she did call.. she still didn’t call immediately, I had to wait another week to be contacted by her. When she did call she was obviously annoyed and frustrated that I reached out to the owner. She just said she will call me later on within the day to come in for the second interview. It’s been weeks. Don’t give people hope of getting a job and take it away… and most of all, get back to someone when you say you will. The level of unprofessionalism of the way this happened is appalling. People are desperate for jobs. Don’t string us along. Be upfront and open so that we can move on in finding a job. Vodacom as an employer wants honesty, integrity and a trustworthy employee, your employees would want the same from an employer.
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