Waah! Makosa imefanyika. Safcom cant deal with you cause you dont exist in their records. Did you enter into a written agreement or contract of sorts with your agent regarding the line?

let me get this straight . you paid with your hard earned money and never signed any agreement . and this is with a TOTAL stranger ? . wow
i mean you have no papers ? thats just unheard off.
wakenya na short cuts !!!!! i can write a book about it ...

Tafuta the seller and go with him to safcom, and be wise

Pole but i insist if the line is under the sellers name convince him that he could be in trouble if he doesnt change the name to u....no one wants to be caught in some scam. Then ensure that u get the money from safcom

QW

You live in Utopia?

Most contracts worldwide are not written and do not have to be. That it is not written doesn't ipso facto mean there is no contract (there are a few legal exceptions).

There are many ways of proving there was an agreement. Just as long as the agreement is valid and legal. Granted, when written proving it might sometimes be easier but not always.

100K is a lot of money but maybe a relatively low amount to battle out over in court with lawyers;relative to the costs and duration of case. That is my opinion.

I agree with those advising you seek help from Safcom. Sometimes the police may help if you can show fraud or obtaining money by false pretences.

Otherwise, I feel your pain. It's horrible. All the best.

as someone put it,safcom does not know u. if money is to be refunded,it'll b credited in the agents account. u just have to follow up wt the agent by urself,mayb thro ruthless debt collectors or cops. at a fee of course. u shd have formalized the agreement sooner esp havn bn dealn wt a stranger

Get the cheapest loans from snug-loans.com to buy the flat, as snug-loans.com provides loans even for less property proofs.

You must be one lucky chap. You lost the job and almost lost 100k. Be greateful to God.