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D funniest tin is dat I don't bother myself reading such message...

God pass dem, dem wun tidy me but onto a very very sharp guy wey i be....i show dem igbo man sense

Nmeri17:
Hi bro . hope today was good?? please stop peddling this yo lies everywhere. do have a nice evening

PS: mods please ban this guy he always breaks rule 8 &10
cc naijacutee, puskin

sounds like you are jumoke eleboda

Defrauding people of their hard earned dough should be made a capital offense and should attract a capital punishment such as Death by firing squad, hanging or beheading.

You need to adapt to a simple logic don't follow any link send to you , first call your bank to confirm if it look like real , I use online platform a lot and I know about all this stuff , I almost fail for it once , I just had to call my bank and the told me I should disregard. So be watchful

Always hav ur acct. officer's contact and verify with him/her.

Is a pity oooh... Na God go punish dem all

Any mail from a bank that start with "Dear Customer" is a scam mail. Your bank will mention your name as you registered the name with the bank. For example, Dear Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

Notwithstanding, always check the mail address that sent you the message.

If you are not still sure, go to your bank physically to confirm and NEVER supply any of your bank details online through whatever mail sent to you.

Money matter, everyone seem to be on this thread.

They hacked my account and took N350,000.00 through an accpunt in Union Bank. I have written countless letters to Union Bank to identify the said account holder but they are shielding him. UNION BANK NIG. PLC is allowing them to use their Bank as platform to swindle innocent nigerians.

iPad/iPhone email client users are the most vulnerable cos it is relatively more difficult to check the real email address of the sender.
Most other clients will deliver with the name of the sender but a click will open up the real address.

If you are unsure, open the mail in a browser and check the address

I got Something like that twice in one day.

tempest01:
Old ploy though

FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS WITH THESE NAMES: MIKE ADENUGA, GODWIN EMEFIELE, ETC.

Cholison:
They hacked my account and took N350,000.00 through an accpunt in Union Bank. I have written countless letters to Union Bank to identify the said account holder but they are shielding him. UNION BANK NIG. PLC is allowing them to use their Bank as platform to swindle innocent nigerians.

Open a thread for this

Been receiving this messages for a long time now buh dem don tire to send me all this stuff..



Just remember one thing!
Your bank will never ask you for your information online especially your pin. If u go by this rule you will never be a victim of this psychopath..

libertyfather:
Everything looks strange to me because I don't an email adee, I don't have a bank account,my money is always here with me

Man, I don't think you are poor; I just believe you still have a long mileage to cover.

I have been getting such mails too but where they shot themselves in the leg is that they sent to me that my First bank account not knowing that I don't even have an account with First bank. Stupidity.

lawanson44:


Before nko? Na them nah! Yoruba and scamming are like bread and butter! Yet they want change whenthey are not ready to CHANGE!

tribalistic myopic monkey im sure ur high on election weed did u even vote mo.ron

Gboliwe:
This one almost got me. Almost in the sense that I had to look at it twice before I was convinced I was set up for a scam.

Came in a couple of minutes ago. This time around, it's with GTB and I have an account with them.
I knew it was fake because my transaction alert doesn't come from GENS. I still tried to follow the link they gave and it redirected me to http://ibank.gtbank.com.cmvingenieria.cl/ibank3/security/

With the cmvinblahblah, I knew it was cloned. I keyed in www.gtbank.com by myself and saw the difference. We should be really alert. These thieves mean serious business.

Please don't click such links again. Change your email password too.

lawanson44:


Before nko? Na them nah! Yoruba and scamming are like bread and butter! Yet they want change whenthey are not ready to CHANGE!

its easier to fall for it if is Yoruba name,cos the WORLD knows Ibo are 419 and Fake evrywhr.if they use ibo name, a mad man wont fall 4 it.

No b scam, na boyz wey dey workhard to earn a living. It takes a gready man to scam a gready man.

Cholison:
They hacked my account and took N350,000.00 through an accpunt in Union Bank. I have written countless letters to Union Bank to identify the said account holder but they are shielding him. UNION BANK NIG. PLC is allowing them to use their Bank as platform to swindle innocent nigerians.

Also you should click on the details button as shown in the picture provided to unveil the true sender of the email. A mouse-over on the sender (in case you are reading the mail from your laptop) will also show you the true sender of the false mail.

All these yahoo boiz should go to school and stop wasting their time.

Cholison:
They hacked my account and took N350,000.00 through an accpunt in Union Bank. I have written countless letters to Union Bank to identify the said account holder but they are shielding him. UNION BANK NIG. PLC is allowing them to use their Bank as platform to swindle innocent nigerians.

Please close your account with them. Awon ashiere bank

their PAPA, i dealt with one last time, i fed him with his own medicine

lawanson44:


Before nko? Na them nah! Yoruba and scamming are like bread and butter! Yet they want change whenthey are not ready to CHANGE!

Hmm

Cholison:
They hacked my account and took N350,000.00 through an accpunt in Union Bank. I have written countless letters to Union Bank to identify the said account holder but they are shielding him. UNION BANK NIG. PLC is allowing them to use their Bank as platform to swindle innocent nigerians.

write the EFCC N CBN copy both to the Ig n state commissioner of Police

I get these messages too, but because I don't bawith the banks they always usee, I end up deleting them. What is the aim of them sending those emails, and how do they achiee scaming people? Like I don't understand. The concept. Someone should please explain

Banks say this all the time: "We will not send you links to log into your account through mail." It's the solution overall.