Protect Yourself Before Making a Payment
Official Modcon Precast Quotation Looks Like.
Below is an example of a genuine Modcon Precast quotation. Please familiarise yourself with its layout, branding, contact details and banking information
Example of a Fraudulent Modcon Quotation and Flyer
The image below is NOT an official Modcon Precast quotation or advertisement. It is an example of the fraudulent material currently being used by scammers to deceive members of the public.
IMPORTANT FRAUD ALERT – WARNING TO ALL CUSTOMERS
MODCON PRECAST IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH THE COMPANIES OR CONTACT NUMBERS LISTED BELOW.
We wish to warn our customers, suppliers and the general public that certain individuals and companies are fraudulently using or misrepresenting Modcon Precast’s name to mislead members of the public.
Please be advised that these companies and individuals are NOT associated with, authorised by, or working in partnership with Modcon Precast in any way.
We strongly urge the public to exercise extreme caution and NOT to make any payments, place orders, or share personal or banking information with these parties based on any claims of affiliation with Modcon Precast.
Please do not trust these contact numbers or business representations without first verifying their legitimacy directly with Modcon Precast through our official communication channels.
Modcon Precast accepts NO responsibility for transactions, payments, losses or agreements entered into with these unauthorised parties.
We take this matter extremely seriously. The unauthorised use and misrepresentation of our company name is unacceptable, and we urge anyone who suspects fraudulent activity to report it to us immediately and to the relevant authorities.
PLEASE STAY ALERT. VERIFY BEFORE YOU PAY. DO NOT BECOME A VICTIM OF FRAUD.
For verification, please contact Modcon Precast directly using the contact details published on our official website.
MODCON PRECAST MANAGEMENT
This is the scam artist with his new number
Mr Ndlovu 079 536 0832
Scam Alert
Unfortunately, we need to bring an important matter to the attention of all our customers.
Over the past few months we have seen a significant increase in scammers pretending to be Modcon Precast. Their goal is simple, to trick customers into paying money into fraudulent bank accounts.
Please remember:
Modcon Precast has NOT changed its banking details in over 20 years.
If anyone claims that our banking details have changed, or asks you to pay into a different account, please treat this as a major red flag.
How these scams usually work
Scammers often:
● Use the Modcon Precast name and our Google location.
● Change the email address slightly so it looks genuine.
● Use different cellphone numbers.
● Offer unbelievably low prices.
● Claim to sell precast housing.
Important:
Modcon Precast does NOT manufacture or sell precast housing.
One of the most common scams involves a quotation for around R30,000, where the scammer only asks for a “delivery fee” of R2,000 to R3,000 upfront.
Many people think they are only risking a small delivery payment, only to discover they have been scammed.
If a deal seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Invoice and Banking Details Fraud:
Another growing scam in South Africa involves criminals intercepting emails and sending customers invoices with altered banking details.
These fake invoices often contain:
● Genuine quotation numbers
● Genuine invoice numbers
● Correct company names
● Correct project information
The only thing that changes is the banking details.
This makes the email appear completely legitimate.
Again, Modcon Precast has not changed its banking details for over 20 years.
Before You Make Your First Payment
We strongly encourage every new customer to:
✅ Verify our banking details.
✅ Confirm our email address.
✅ Contact us if anything seems unusual.
A simple phone call or WhatsApp message could save you thousands of Rands. We would much rather spend two minutes confirming details than see one of our customers become the victim of fraud.
The Reality of Business Scams:
Cybercrime and payment fraud continue to grow worldwide.
Some recent industry trends show:
● South African businesses lose billions of Rand every year to cybercrime and payment fraud.
● Invoice and banking detail fraud remain among the fastest-growing business scams.
● Construction and building suppliers are frequently targeted because of the high value of transactions.
● Criminals increasingly impersonate trusted suppliers to convince customers to make payments into fraudulent accounts.
The best defence is always to verify payment details before transferring any money.
Your Privacy Matters.
Protecting our customers’ information is one of our highest priorities.
Modcon Precast complies with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA).
Your personal information is used only for legitimate business purposes, including:
● Processing quotations and orders
● Bookkeeping
● Customer support
● Product updates
● Company newsletters
We do not sell, distribute or share your personal information with third parties.
We have proudly served South Africa since 1955, and maintaining the trust of our customers remains one of our greatest responsibilities.
To date, Modcon Precast has never experienced a breach of customer information or banking details.
If You’re Unsure, Contact Us First
If anything about a quotation, invoice, banking details or email appears suspicious, please contact us immediately.
We can quickly confirm whether the communication is genuine.
Contact Modcon Precast
Johannesburg
📱 WhatsApp: 066 355 0015
📧 Email: info@modconprecast.co.za
Cape Town
📱 WhatsApp: 071 324 9837
📧 Email: cpt@modconprecast.co.za
🌐 Website:
www.modconprecast.co.za or www.modconrsa.co.za
Thank you for your continued support and for helping us protect our customers from fraud.
Stay vigilant. Stay safe. Verify before you pay.
The Modcon Precast Team
