emeijeh:
It's not new... .. i got a mail like this from diamond bank 2 years ago, when i don't have a diamond bank account.




Think man.
Use your head next time

mhiztaNexy:
this can happen to anybody. it didn't happen to me,i just shared this to prevent people from falling victim. thanks

mhiztaNexy:
If you have an account with gtbank this message is for you.
This happened to me OluwaDamilola Ayomi Olatunbosun (ayomiessentials) few hours ago
I got an email from gtb (my one and only bank) some hours ago that I was debited 14,500 for a bulletin I subscribed for, the email further read I should click a link to oblige and another link below to decline, I clicked on the link to decline cos the mail read it will be assumed that I agreed to the terms and conditions if I don't respond to the mail in 12hrs........... I clicked on the link to decline the offer since I don't want my 14,500 to be debited for some magazine I didn't subscribe for (note that I got these same email last week and I got tried calling gtbank customer service that day, I gave up after wasting about 600naira worth of airtime, I felt the need to respond when if got the message today again)..........lo and behold the link took me to my Internet banking page, it requested that I enter my log in details which I did.........the page requested I answer my test question which I did 1st then entered my 6 digits token code which Is usually requested when doing online banking.
Almost immediately I filled the form, the page kept loading and i was hoping I'd see a page where I'll click the Decline button or something then the worse thing happened............. I got an alert that all the money in my account has been debited. They left only the kobo for me this happened to me less than 2hrs ago.
I went to the nearest gtb and I was told that my account was hacked.
The debit alert I got showed that I recharged with all the money in my account.
Lo and behold I was given the number that was recharged at the bank 08170003208 (I was told at the bank that I used my money to recharge that number thinking it's mine, I wonder if if wanted to call heaven or hell that I will recharge that much of money on recharge)All my money is gone and nothing can be done about it, I'm sharing these with you all so u won't fall a victim.Please be careful.
Note that the mail came from opokonwa@gmail.com under the disguise of GeNs@gtbank.com as shown in the images below.

Please pass on to all gtbank subscriber you know so that they won't fall a victim of these hackers. They are everywhere.

TrapQueen77:

Sorry abt this but the bank shud do something abt it..they must protect their clients from being scammed by these yahoo boiz sha.. Why not upgrade their system instead?nxtime be very careful.

sotall:
sorry bro.....I cant swallow this your story hook, line and sinker!

The first time you got that email and felt disturbed, the best and only thing you should have done is walk into any GT bank branch and ask questions .

You also said you called them with a credit worth 600 naira..... who exactly did you call? what were you told?

and then you went online to fill a form intentionally divulging all your security bank details.

you should be blamed if this story is true.

dareenglish:




dont be an ass....you talk as if you have never been scammed before even if it was 20 naira d conductor collected from you.