This morning I went to the bank to make a transfer to Mr Dexcelin a nairalander for his empowerment business when suddenly I heard a woman screaming.
She wanted to commit suicide immediately as she was crying that she misplaced her phone and all the money in the account were wiped off.
The sum of 5 million naira which she said does not even belong to her.
I heard the bank officials assisting her to do the tracing of the stolen funds saying it was an Internet transaction transfer the fraudsters used.
The victim looked like someone that was about to give up as I felt sorry for her.
I feel one safety tip to avoid such occurrence is to always password your phone so that incase it gets missing these fraudsters can't get access to your phone.
What about if at gun point you are told to open your phone by inputing your password yourself?
May God help us.

guobe:
This morning I went to the bank to make a transfer to Mr Dexcelin a nairalander for his empowerment business when suddenly I heard a woman screaming.
She wanted to commit suicide immediately as she was crying that she misplaced her phone and all the money in the account were wiped off.
The sum of 5 million naira which she said does not even belong to her.
I heard the bank officials assisting her to do the tracing of the stolen funds saying it was an Internet transaction transfer the fraudsters used.
The victim looked like someone that was about to give up as I felt sorry for her.
I feel one safety tip to avoid such occurrence is to always password your phone so that incase it gets missing these fraudsters can't get access to your phone.
What about if at gun point you are told to open your phone by inputing your password yourself?
May God help us.

Na God go help us.. I heard of a pastor that was kidnapped recently.. Before the brother ,abi church pipo could go block his account, they have already wiped all his accounts.. They are still requesting millions to set the victim free.. And only God knows if he is still alive.. Now,those idiots will go clubbing and womanizing with the money.. Them no go use am do better thing o... 5m now is not moi moi nau.. Na wah o

BigYash:
Na God go help us.. I heard of a pastor that was kidnapped recently.. Before the brother ,abi church pipo could go block his account, they have already wiped all his accounts.. They are still requesting millions to set the victim free.. And only God knows if he is still alive.. Now,those idiots will go clubbing and womanizing with the money.. Them no go use am do better thing o... 5m now is not moi moi nau.. Na wah o

They will be doing DORIME with the money that is not theirs.God will certainly punish them as their days are numbered.

guobe:

They will be doing DORIME with the kobey that is not theirs.God will certainly punish them as their days are numbered.

Yes o,no mind them.. Devil dey learn work from them these days.. Their conscience is dead already.. Very wicked..

Chaiii tell her sorry u hear

guobe:
This morning I went to the bank to make a transfer to Mr Dexcelin a nairalander for his empowerment business when suddenly I heard a woman screaming.
She wanted to commit suicide immediately as she was crying that she misplaced her phone and all the money in the account were wiped off.
The sum of 5 million naira which she said does not even belong to her.
I heard the bank officials assisting her to do the tracing of the stolen funds saying it was an Internet transaction transfer the fraudsters used.
The victim looked like someone that was about to give up as I felt sorry for her.
I feel one safety tip to avoid such occurrence is to always password your phone so that incase it gets missing these fraudsters can't get access to your phone.
What about if at gun point you are told to open your phone by inputing your password yourself?
May God help us.

It's only God that can save us from this VIRUS called FRAUD

Martinsmine:
Chaiii tell her sorry u hear

I tried consoling her but 5millon naira is no joke.

jflower06:


It's only God that can save us from this VIRUS called FRAUD

So true.

Please I just sent you a private e- mail@ Guobe

jflower06:
Please I just sent you a private e- mail@ Guobe

You can tell me what you want to tell me here.

Always put your phone on simlock. Phonelock only can not do much. Simlock is the key.

Go to your phone settings and click on sim lock. Your default simlock code is 0000 or 1234. Change and don't use your birth date.

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Greenslipspredi:
Always put your phone on simlock. Phonelock only can not do much. Simlock is the key.

Go to your phone settings and click on sim lock. Your default simlock code is 0000 or 1234. Change and don't use your birth date.

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Another good point

guobe:
This morning I went to the bank to make a transfer to Mr Dexcelin a nairalander for his empowerment business when suddenly I heard a woman screaming.
She wanted to commit suicide immediately as she was crying that she misplaced her phone and all the money in the account were wiped off.
The sum of 5 million naira which she said does not even belong to her.
I heard the bank officials assisting her to do the tracing of the stolen funds saying it was an Internet transaction transfer the fraudsters used.
The victim looked like someone that was about to give up as I felt sorry for her.
I feel one safety tip to avoid such occurrence is to always password your phone so that incase it gets missing these fraudsters can't get access to your phone.
What about if at gun point you are told to open your phone by inputing your password yourself?
May God help us.

Scammers don't need your mobile phone, they simply take out your SIM from the phone, download all apps they need and send an OTP to your phone and boom they are in your account. So first point of call is to block your SIM because it blocks everything including your social media accounts and your Gmail which houses so much security info about you.

BigYash:
Yes o,no mind them.. Devil dey learn work from them these days.. Their conscience is dead already.. Very wicked..

It's cruelty to steal from a Nigerian as country hard so, it's pure wickedness Cos we all dey the suffer together.

It's so sad.
Anyone wey thief my phone in the name of trying to access my account won't see shishi.
My money is in my kids account, no internet banking attached to those accounts, no SMS, except email which is not available. I operate those accounts manually( withdrawal and checking of balance)If anything happens I know it must be an inside job.

pascal558:


Scammers don't need your mobile phone, they simply take out your SIM from the phone, download all apps they need and send an OTP to your phone and boom they are in your account. So first point of call is to block your SIM because it blocks everything including your social media accounts and your Gmail which houses so much security info about you.

So true

Ahmed0336:
It's so sad.
Anyone wey thief my phone in the name of trying to access my account won't see shishi.
My money is in my kids account, no internet banking attached to those accounts, no SMS, except email which is not available. I operate those accounts manually( withdrawal and checking of balance)If anything happens I know it must be an inside job.

Nice idea.never thought of it.

pascal558:


It's cruelty to steal from a Nigerian as country hard so, it's pure wickedness Cos we all dey the suffer together.

Those fraudsters don't care.some of them are even here reading all our write ups.

This is how they first initiate it.

I got this message this morning.

I nor even get time to insult them.

sylve11:
This is how they first initiate it.

I got this message this morning.

I nor even get time to insult them.

Fraudsters they won't rest

pascal558:


It's cruelty to steal from a Nigerian as country hard so, it's pure wickedness Cos we all dey the suffer together.

You're right...

I hope she gets the necessary help

Leggodeals:
I hope she gets the necessary help

I pray so too.will the fraudsters leave a trace.those guys have gone hitech

God have mercy