Opetunde1:
It's no more enabled! !I signed out already! .....stop mocking me

xxxtedyxxx:
I know what I am saying oga. The scammer used a bulk sms trick to deceive the op. It won't come as a suprise to know that the message won't include his available bank balance. All credit alerts from banks must show ur bank balance. If the bank balance update is nt shown..its a tell tale sign of scam.

Opetunde1:
The imei no of the iphone is 354380061068985.pls who cn track it

Opetunde1:
The imei no of the iphone is 354380061068985.pls who cn track it

greenhulk:


And how would he avoid that by selling on jiji? Does jiji have the database of every potential buyers?

CarlJhonson:


Just on Jiji very few scams

Iroroghene:
Fraudsters everywhere. It's so unfortunate you fell for this one. You should have sold it on Jiji.

Awonla:
Forget Jiji I was scammed there last year 54K gone, Iphone 6s was a cloned one, he on it when I was there and after I left Could not on, it was a cloned iphone 6s. Still got the shit iphone with me.

Baroba:


Well he doesn't know, that's why he is asking for help, no one has a monopoly of knowledge, an old Igbo singer sang, " ka I ma nka, I ma nke Ozo" which translates as, since you sabi this one, you sabi the other one.. let us stop insulting people when things like this happen and proffer solution if we have any. life na College bro..

OP sorry to hear of your ordeal bro, you just have to be careful when transacting online, it might seem convenient at times, but you have to consider it comes with an element of risk. for high value goods such as iPhone I would generally advice a face to face transaction ( cash in hand, then sales.. period!)..

If you have the imei, send it to me, I might be able to keep you on the loop on the phones movement using that..