igama le pasta lavelaphi? kunezinguqulo eziningi. kusho ukuthi uma umbusi ohloniphekile ovela enyakatho yezwe wakhonza ukudla okuneningizimu. lapho ebheka isidlo esingajwayelekile, wathi: ""ma caroni!"" -- ukuthi ""kuhle kakhulu!"" Uthe: “Imindeni exakekile iyakwazi ukuthola ukudla ngezithelo zethu, ezinye sizihambisa kwi nkulisa ukuthi bephekele izingane, okunye sikuyise emakhaya ethu ukuze nathi sidle nemindeni yethu, ezinye izitshalo siyazi dayise. Lomsebenzi esiwenzayo uyayixosha indlala, yize noma sesigugile kodwa siyaqikelela ukuthi umsebenzi uyaqhubeka ukuze kungahlupheki umphakathi nemindeni yethu,” kusho uMnuz Mdlalose. nother warning from network provider mtn has been sent out to all its customers after a number of reports have been received about customers getting calls and being asked to give an otp (one--time pin) over the phone. this act is done by fraudsters who use the information given by the customer over the phone to buy airtime and data using the customer’s cellular numbers and then transfer them to the desired number by the fraudster. mtn said in its statement that this is a scam and is not an mtn promotion. general manager of the community is being warned about a new phone scam. ebu client services thandeka chabane said: “customers are being called and asked for an computer system or other digital device. this otp. once obtained, the fraudsters are then pin is usually sent to a customer across variable to buy data or airtime from the customous networks for different services on differers’ accounts, after which that data or airent devices and is only valid for one login. time is transferred to other numbers. this pin is sent and requested for things “this activity is a scam and it is not part of like online banking verify purchases and onany mtn promotion.” line transactions. mtn said it never contacts an otp is a pin or password that is valid a customer to require an otp or personal infor only one login session or transaction, on a formation via telephone, e--mail or sms.