RC 260813702Azania Mosaka

Thursday, 13 August 2026

Open-line Thursday mixed raw unemployment survival stories with practical consumer-rights advice on faulty goods, online returns and disputed debit orders.

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  1. 13:16

    Listeners described taking work they never imagined — Uber, dishwashing, delivery driving and EPWP jobs — after retrenchment, business losses or family upheaval hit their income.

  2. 14:12

    Wendy Nola said the Consumer Protection Act gives a six-month remedy for defective goods: refund, replacement or repair, and retailer policies like 14-day limits cannot override that.

  3. 14:54

    Online buyers get a seven-day cooling-off period from delivery, but after that a dryer or other item can be refused if it was simply the wrong choice and not defective.

  4. 14:30

    For disputed debit orders, the bank must help stop further withdrawals, and the company taking the money must produce the debit order mandate or signed authority.