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Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by Englov(m): 8:49am On Nov 21, 2020
TO: ALL WHO ARE AFRAID TO RELEASE THEIR BVN NUMBERS .
ANOTHER INTERNET BANK FRAUD SYSTEM DISCOVERED
A REAL STORY.
@ 1:30pm yesterday I got a phone call from 08148292037 who claimed to be Mr Benjamin from FBN Abuja. He gave my full names, BVN number, Date of Birth, my Alert phone number, which he called, also the 5 digit number I used to create my FBN mobile bank app.
He said that one Mr Usman created a Union bank account, and is trying to move money from my FBN account to the Union bank. He claimed he stopped the transaction, & is trying to verify if I authorised such transaction, which is the reason I have not gotten any debit Alert.
I asked him to go ahead to block the transaction, for I didn't authorise any online transaction.
He then asked if I gave my ATM card to anyone or used my ATM recently, I said NO.
He then asked if I have my ATM card with me, and demanded that I should read out the ATM digit numbers to enable him stop the transaction. I told him that he had already stopped the transaction, and have gotten a clarification from me, which is enough to enable him block whatever that needs to be blocked, if he is truly a first bank staff.
As I refused to call out the numbers, he then asked isn't this is the first 5 numbers? He then asked what's the next number? I told him that I will never read out my number to who claimed to be FBN`s staff over the phone, that I will rather go to any First Bank office & complain. He asked me if he is a ghost and not a FBN staff to get all my details.
As I pissed him off by not budging in, he switched off the phone.
An alert came in, as I checked the message on my phone, there was already a message from Union Bank, showing Account opening Authentication numbers 872395, 973392.
I quickly rushed to FBN. The Customer care personnel asked me not to bother about anything, so long as I didn't read out those numbers to him nor gave him my ATM pin or the three digits number at the back of my ATM card.
Please be guided. My people, it is so real & convincing that I believe some Fraudulent bank staffs connive with these DIE HARD HOOLIGANS to dupe innocent customers.
Please share widely ASAP.
I have shared this to you. You too can save someone by sharing. This is true. Just be at alert. Fraudsters are tactical. Don't be a victim.

Have you had any experience you like to share?

Copied.

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Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by JChase(f): 9:31am On Nov 21, 2020
Everybody be looking for new ways to scam everybody.
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by IamRichards: 9:39am On Nov 21, 2020
JChase:
Everybody be looking for new ways to scam everybody.
How do these scammers get peoples' details sef?
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by JChase(f): 9:43am On Nov 21, 2020
IamRichards:
How do these scammers get peoples' details sef?
I believe some bank staff are complicit in this type of crime.

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Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by ABOVEDELAW: 10:28am On Nov 21, 2020
INSIDE JOB
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by NaijaCover(m): 12:31pm On Nov 21, 2020
Hmmmm
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by Flexherbal(m): 12:38pm On Nov 21, 2020
The best step is to go to the bank, if there is any challenge with your account.

Or, call your account officer.
You can request for your account officer's details at the bank .

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Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by Darkerberry: 2:55pm On Nov 21, 2020
Op Thanks for sharing this info.

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Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by Kennyfancy(m): 3:40pm On Nov 21, 2020
Hmm
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by SAMBARRY: 6:16pm On Nov 21, 2020
Yahoo boys at it again

They did that rubbish to me 2 months ago I read fake number for them tongue tongue

He think say he don see maga tongue tongue
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by ibechris(m): 6:26pm On Nov 21, 2020
It was ur God giving head that saved u.

Not even ur banker.

Keep being smart.
Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by captainking(m): 6:37pm On Nov 21, 2020
Englov:
TO: ALL WHO ARE AFRAID TO RELEASE THEIR BVN NUMBERS .
ANOTHER INTERNET BANK FRAUD SYSTEM DISCOVERED
A REAL STORY.
@ 1:30pm yesterday I got a phone call from 08148292037 who claimed to be Mr Benjamin from FBN Abuja. He gave my full names, BVN number, Date of Birth, my Alert phone number, which he called, also the 5 digit number I used to create my FBN mobile bank app.
He said that one Mr Usman created a Union bank account, and is trying to move money from my FBN account to the Union bank. He claimed he stopped the transaction, & is trying to verify if I authorised such transaction, which is the reason I have not gotten any debit Alert.
I asked him to go ahead to block the transaction, for I didn't authorise any online transaction.
He then asked if I gave my ATM card to anyone or used my ATM recently, I said NO.
He then asked if I have my ATM card with me, and demanded that I should read out the ATM digit numbers to enable him stop the transaction. I told him that he had already stopped the transaction, and have gotten a clarification from me, which is enough to enable him block whatever that needs to be blocked, if he is truly a first bank staff.
As I refused to call out the numbers, he then asked isn't this is the first 5 numbers? He then asked what's the next number? I told him that I will never read out my number to who claimed to be FBN`s staff over the phone, that I will rather go to any First Bank office & complain. He asked me if he is a ghost and not a FBN staff to get all my details.
As I pissed him off by not budging in, he switched off the phone.
An alert came in, as I checked the message on my phone, there was already a message from Union Bank, showing Account opening Authentication numbers 872395, 973392.
I quickly rushed to FBN. The Customer care personnel asked me not to bother about anything, so long as I didn't read out those numbers to him nor gave him my ATM pin or the three digits number at the back of my ATM card.
Please be guided. My people, it is so real & convincing that I believe some Fraudulent bank staffs connive with these DIE HARD HOOLIGANS to dupe innocent customers.
Please share widely ASAP.
I have shared this to you. You too can save someone by sharing. This is true. Just be at alert. Fraudsters are tactical. Don't be a victim.

Have you had any experience you like to share?

Copied.
Engineer englov at rumuokoro... Nice to meet you here

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Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by lascos912(m): 10:03pm On Nov 21, 2020
IamRichards:
How do these scammers get peoples' details sef?
banks staff are behind it

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Re: Beware Of This New Scamming Method It May Save You Pains by gift2xl: 10:20pm On Nov 21, 2020
No where is safe.

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