Man Shares Photograph of R12k Debit Order, Mzansi Stunned: “Peer Pressure”

Man Shares Photograph of R12k Debit Order, Mzansi Stunned: “Peer Pressure”

  • Another social media user has shared a photo of a bank notification displaying a R12 000 debit order that went off
  • The local guy is now attracting contrasting reactions from his social media followers as some are very critical of his financial decisions
  • The text message seems to come from a debit from ABSA bank for a vehicle finance payment and the guy is now receiving some advice when it comes to money

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Another hard-working South African guy has expressed displeasure when it comes to debit orders going off from his bank account. The Twitter user says he is yet to get used to one debit that takes R12 000 from his Capitec Bank account.

Judging the reference number on the bank notification message, it seems the local guy has his car financed by ABSA Vehicle Finance and the R12k is for his classy Mercedes Benz car.

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Social media users are attracted to the viral post on Twitter and Briefly News takes a look at the funny comments from Mzansi networkers.

Some of his followers are not happy with the amount of cash the guy pays for his car and some argue that it’s better if he is paying for a house. @ZiphoratorS uploaded a picture of the SMS from Capitec Bank and wrote:

“This debit order gives me a heart attack every time. I am not used to it.”
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Another social media user has decided to flex his financial standing. Image: @ZiphoratorS/Twitter
Source: Twitter

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The post reads:

@Ziggy_Diver1 said:

“This better be for a house because if it’s a car then cut cut cut...”

@Heenmaluleke said:

“If he gets R100k per month is nothing to him.”

@Max_Mash93 said:

“Are you into the taxi industry? That looks like the instalment of a Toyota Quantum. December is Just around the corner. You'll make a killing.”

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@AshTshepo said:

“ABSA VF - Vehicle Finance peer pressure e letsang mara or ke pressure ya the gym parking lot?? Ya nyesa benz lol.”

@Sakhizintombi said:

“ABSA VF (Vehicle Finance) imali engaka. That’s a four-bedroom house, in the suburbs, 1100 Erf, with a pool and maids quarters!”

@TloksLepara said:

“Clearly you're driving a car you can't afford my guy. Bad financial decision.”

@TsholofeloSiphe said:

“How do you know he doesn’t have a house?”

“Sbwl”: Mzansi reacts to the guy flexing his remaining bank balance

Still on bank accounts, Briefly News wrote that another South African guy has opted to flex his bank balance on social media and he is receiving hilarious reactions from scores of locals.

The Twitter account holder headed online to post a screenshot of his balance. @Yanga_Co captioned his snap saying he's craving an expensive drink, Jägermeister, and some cider. Looking at his balance, the man has R382 000 in his account.

Some people are baffled as to why locals post their balances but many are now trying to convince the man that they are his siblings.

Source: Briefly News

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Phumzile Ngcatshe (Editor) Phumzile Ngcatshe is a staunch football fan and a lover of political and human interest stories. He launched his journalism career working for various community publications but eventually joined Goal.com where he worked until October 2020. In March 2021 Pumzile also started writing human interest, mainstream and sports news for Briefly News. Phumzile's love for writing saw him earn a national qualification in Journalism and Media Studies and a qualification in video and television production.