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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 52253, member: 636"]
MultiChoice alerted subscribers about fraudulent schemes targeting television service customers across residential areas. The entertainment company documented cases where imposters pose as corporate representatives while visiting homes without prior notice. These individuals approach households, claiming they must conduct customer satisfaction research, but seek sensitive personal data from unsuspecting residents. The broadcasting corporation emphasized that legitimate company operations never involve staff members collecting private information through door-to-door visits. Officials stressed that authentic survey procedures are conducted exclusively through verified digital platforms and established communication networks.

The pay-television provider reported receiving multiple complaints from concerned subscribers about these deceptive practices. Scammers typically present themselves as authorized personnel conducting routine customer evaluations to gain access to sensitive and confidential information. Company executives emphasized that all genuine research activities adhere to strict security protocols through official online channels. The corporation urged households to reject any unexpected visits from individuals claiming to be corporate affiliates. MultiChoice emphasized that customer safety and data protection remain top organizational priorities during this ongoing security threat.
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