Durban man rakes in R87,500 for writing learner's licence exams
Updated | By Breakfast with Martin Bester
A Durban resident was arrested after making over R87,500 for writing learner’s licence tests on behalf of 25 applicants.
A 39-year-old man has been arrested after he was found to be illegally writing learner's licence exams.
The man was charged with fraud in Pinetown.
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According to IOL, it is alleged that the man wrote learner’s licence tests for other people and charged each applicant R3,500.
It is suspected that the man worked the scam at more KwaZulu-Natal stations, however, for now, just 25 cases have been confirmed.
Liesl Laurie said that she remembers the learner's test being easy and she can't imagine someone paying that kind of money for someone else to write it for you.
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