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Be wary of people posing as council employees

3 October 2014 by Alan

EThekwini Municipality has received numerous enquiries to validate suppliers and contractors calling on customers on the pretence of being eThekwini and/or Eskom representatives.

These suppliers are using the eThekwini name to gain entry into people’s homes claiming that they want to advise them on energy savings, meter installations and/or readings and to perform other alleged Council related work.

The Municipality supports all energy efficiency efforts by businesses and residences but it does not endorse any particular product or service unless it falls within an initiative undertaken by the City.

Customers are urged to be vigilant to avoid falling prey to criminals posing as Municipal employees. Any representative of the Municipality will have an ID tag with a photograph, ID or employee number with the Municipal logo.

If residents have any suspicion, they can call to confirm with the Municipality’s 24-hour Call Centre on the number 080 1313 111.

Category: GovernmentTag: Bogus Employees, Council Employees, eThekwini

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