SASSA 700 Grant Application – Legit or Scam
SASSA R700 Grant Application?
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has distributed grants to millions of South Africans since 2006. The Sassa R700 Grant application has been trending and the applicant is trying to find ways for applying the r700 Sassa grant. But it is shocking to know that there is no such grant that Sassa offers. The fraudsters are targeting Sassa recipients by advertising the fake grant r700. The people who apply for this, also face the problem of receiving their Sassa grant. So be careful about this.
SASSA Reaction about R700 grant
On the SASSA Twitter page, The South African Social Security Agency announced that there is no such R700 grant and SASSA also warned the public about this false advertisement and information.
Here is the tweet
The SASSA said: Please note that the advert about R700 is fake and does not come from the South African Social Security Agency. No additional grant type is announced by SASSA apart from one that is already offered by SASSA.
Sassa news r700 fake application
Sassa tweet Sassa about r700 fake grant news
How to Apply SASSA Grant in South Africa
Complete the SASSA Application form online (remember that only you, the applicant, or an SASSA official may fill out the form). When completing online you will get the SMS for approval, if you apply at any SASSA Office, you will get a receipt. Keep it as proof that you applied.
Conclusion
Putting it in a nutshell, there has been an increase in SASSA grants by a few percent, including the extension of the SRD R35 grant to 1 year. Moreover, SASSA welcomes more people by increasing the number of beneficiaries by 1.5%. However, it’s crucial to discern between authentic and false information regarding grants. For instance, President Cyril Ramaphosa recently announced the extension of the SRD grant in 2024. Yet, past instances, such as money lenders targeting SASSA beneficiaries with fake news about loans, underscore the importance of verifying information through official channels. If uncertain about grant payout dates or extensions, contacting the SASSA office directly can prevent falling victim to fraud or scams and safeguard personal information.