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Very important please take note: 
Business Email Compromise attacks are rife, especially in the conveyancing industry.  Please be aware of the risks of Business Email Compromise as well as the risks of email and pdf manipulation.  Please take precautions before effecting the electronic payments to our office by phoning our office and confirming our trust account details with the person whom you are dealing with or with our bookkeeping department.  If possible, it is advisable to visit our office to obtain a hard copy of the letter from our bank confirming our banking details.  We will never change our banking details by sending you an email.  Any notification of amended banking details that appear to come from our office are to be ignored and disregarded.  In the event of you making payment pursuant to an e-mail purporting to have come from our offices changing account details, you will be liable for any losses you may incur as a result thereof.

Website of the Month: Solar Power and the Insurance Risk

With our loadshedding woes unlikely to go anywhere soon, more and more property owners are looking to solar power as an alternative to relying on Eskom.

Just be careful that you don’t fall foul of your insurers in the process. “Rules homeowners should know before installing solar power” on MyBroadband lists four technical regulations to be particularly aware of.

For some practical advice on deciding whether or not to go the solar route in the first place, and if so how, read another MyBroadband article “What you should know before installing solar panels and batteries at your home” here.  Keep an eye also on the developing story around proposed new Eskom tariffs and “feed-in” tariffs.

Disclaimer: The information provided herein should not be used or relied on as professional advice. No liability can be accepted for any errors or omissions nor for any loss or damage arising from reliance upon any information herein. Always contact your professional adviser for specific and detailed advice.

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