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Slam the Scam with Capitec

Don’t let scammers steal what’s yours. Keep your money in your wallet. In this series, we’ll discuss how to stay safe and spot the scam.

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Capitec

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Education

Último episodio

31 de mar. de 2026

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Slam The Scam: Scammers target people 31.03.2026

Scammers have exploited predictable human behaviour for centuries. The digital era now allows faster and more sophisticated scams. Catch Jean Rossouw and Nick Harris on Cape Talk and Radio 702 talking everything bank safety. Scams aren’t new, but the way they work has evolved. Scammers target people, not just systems, and have spent centuries refining how to do it. In today’s digital world, that p...

Slam The Scam: Spoofing and Smishing 31.03.2026

Scammers are getting smarter. From calls that look like they’re coming from your bank or the SAPS, to SMSs pretending to be courier companies or urgent FICA alerts, criminals are using technology and fear to trick South Africans into acting fast. By creating a sense of urgency and legitimacy, they catch people off guard – often with costly consequences. For practical tips on how to protect yoursel...

Slam The Scam: Deposit scams 19.02.2026

Deposit scams are on the rise, especially during peak buying seasons. In the first episode of this series, our Head of Financial Crime, Nick Harris and our Head of CSI and Financial Education, Jean Rossouw, unpack how these scams work and how to stay safe.

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