Idiot! Where she dey??

WhistleB:
Nigeria will be great again.

yea but how did he got her contact

obidevine:


Lol

this guy is a clown!

RealHaute:
Some Nairaland ladies would have...... *coughs*

eventually the person will be caught

ode, how did the person get the number to call. if you transferred money to an unknown acc how do you get the number of the person. person go just sell shut to ona and you go buy am like monkey

How did he know to call her specific number?

How did he get her number? In that story there is no where the guy showed appreciation of any amount which is impossible for the guy to take all without giving her any as an appreciation. And again from the context of the story, it is obvious it is a narrative statement to a friend, now how come there is picture of an incomplete bank alert massage?

Something like this can possibly happen but this story is forged. It didn't happen

obidevine:


Easy, the person that sent the cash would have complained to the bank and they'd have released the recipient's number.

I disagree with this, she can sue her bank for breaching the duty of secrecy, no banker will dare such except ganishee order.

Op, so you're saying our politicians were properly trained by their parents

The guy that mistakenly sent the cash had this to say

The bank can as well block her from withdrawing the money.

obidevine:


Easy, the person that sent the cash would have complained to the bank and they'd have released the recipient's number.

egbaguy2:
How the person get her number though

Was about asking same question too.
This story sounds fake.

OtemAtum:
The bank could have easily reverted the transfer instead of releasing the phone number.

The bank has no right and legal power to do that since it was not the bank that posted the money.

egbaguy2:
How the person get her number though

Very good question
Fake story

waxxydude:
Yes oh, naso my mumsy, grandmama & papa too train me, but walai if that money jus mistake miss road, we'd share that money 60-40.

Pikin wey mistake carry spoon with food nak nose instead of inside mouth don chop belleful.

Akpanikor ette

WhistleB:
Nigeria will be great again.

Was there any time we were great.?

So politicians dt loot their mother didn't train dem,shay?

it is like you people dont know banks in Nigeria dont follow protocol .What is so difficult in getting her number the bank will release it if you know the right people na naija wey dey na .Her full name alone you can trace her on facebook

[quote author=egbaguy2 post=56805540]How the person get her number though [/quiote]

Wonder shall never end:

How did he get her account number and phone number?

If Nairalanders are born in the night, it was not last night. We get sense.

nice one

obidevine:


Easy, the person that sent the cash would have complained to the bank and they'd have released the recipient's number.

Tah, no bank dare release her customer's info just like that. NEVER!

seunoni34:
I thought online transfer usually shows the account holders name once you type in the account number?

Not all tho.Like UBA,u only type d code with d recipient's acct no and amount.

Charity begins at home.....
The woman that returned that money proved so many Nigerians wrong. Cos many will not do what the girl did bu returning the money without asking for part of it

Anyway am very sure the man must reward the girl or better still God will do the needful

EmekaBlue:
yes...d Facebook story is fake..

How did Facebook become a blog?

d33types:


How did Facebook become a blog?

bloggers did a fake fb screenshot to make news..U grab?!

9jakohai:


Right...suppose it was you who accidentally transferred the money

Would you agree to 60-40 share?

Don't justify wrongdoing....and evil.

Money obtained that way is cursed money....which will bring you ruin and more ruin.

Ruin up to the 3rd generation.. Later they will go to church to brake generational cures.

Jidibia:

The bank has no right and legal power to do that since it was not the bank that posted the money.

Okay, I just gained one more knowledge

obidevine:


Easy, the person that sent the cash would have complained to the bank and they'd have released the recipient's number.

Not so easy
They don't have the right to do that
Afterall a buyer of goods can also claim he transferred in error after consuming the goods
Banks warn people to confirm before submitting

Am I the only one dat notice dat dis so called "good Samaritan" of a lady just insulted most Nigerians by saying we are dishonesty. I wonder why she had to blow her own trumpet, and be the one to post her good deed instead of the man dat made the transfer.

Some people just looking for popularity by anyway shaa..

Paroles has spoken

safetyInspector:
The bank can as well block her from withdrawing the money.

Really?
What will be the reason?
That a stranger complained?
There is a contract between the bank and the customer