Client takes Cartrack to consumer watchdog over rejected R150k claim
What to know about Client takes Cartrack to consumer watchdog over rejected R150k claim
Story audio is generated using AI A Cartrack client has taken the company to the National Consumer Commission (NCC) after his R150,000 warranty claim for his stolen car was rejected because he had failed to test his tracking device every three months.
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What happened
Story audio is generated using AI A Cartrack client has taken the company to the National Consumer Commission (NCC) after his R150,000 warranty claim for his stolen car was rejected because he had failed to test his tracking device every three months.
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