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Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Correctgist(f): 12:52pm On Jul 31, 2018
A Nigerian man identified as Rex David, has taken to the social networking platform, Twitter (@asilarex) to reveal to his followers what happened when he returned $3000 mistakenly transferred to him.


The Brussels, Belgium-based young man who shared his story on social media, wrote:
"A lady at Bank of America teller mistakenly transfers $3,000 to my account.


"To cut the long story short, I walk into the bank with a cheque today and the manager couldn’t stop thanking me like she didn’t believe I was coming. And the lady that made the error was almost in tears."


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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by bedspread: 12:56pm On Jul 31, 2018
Nice one Bro

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Tolexander: 1:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
A good Nigeria representing. Not the usual drug traffickers.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by drmayor95(m): 1:02pm On Jul 31, 2018
Another sane Nigerian. God bless you.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by czarina(f): 1:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
The true Nigerian. Check my profile if you live in Jos and environs. Thanks smiley

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by czarina(f): 1:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
The true Nigerian.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Nobody: 1:12pm On Jul 31, 2018
While his quick response to refund is commendable, let me state that he would have gotten a phone call from BOA few days later when reconciliation would have been done.

Anyone who thinks any unsolicited money he finds in his account is his to spend will find to his detriment the long arm of the financial law.

I have experienced the same thing with Santander. Just jejely notify your bank or make sure that withdrawn sum is worth your life as a fugitive.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Iamdmentor1(m): 4:59pm On Jul 31, 2018
Rex David! No tribal name?

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by ExpiredNigeria: 5:00pm On Jul 31, 2018
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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by davibid: 5:00pm On Jul 31, 2018
Trust me, if it was in Nigeria in this Buhari government that guy would not dare to return the cash the way he did rather he would have withdrawn the money and ran to one interior village that is not motorable and without network reception


But since he knows that in Europe you can't get a way with it he had humble himself for the fear of deportation.

Those willingly doing good deeds don't go about publicizing themselves for personal aggrandizement.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by BigSarah(f): 5:00pm On Jul 31, 2018
I will do the same if such occasion arises nothing exceptional

Meanwhile check my signature
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Ndubuisi1075: 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
He has no option than to do that. So it's not a strange thing now. Try touch it and you will find yourself in the prison yard.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by queenbetsy(f): 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
Omoluabi!!! kiss

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Opinionated: 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
Nigeria: Good People, Great Nation!

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by maberry(m): 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
Very commendable
Just as long as you didn't do it out of fear of repercussions grin

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by geozone: 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
Awesome representation!
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by LastDays777: 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
We still have good Nigerians forget all the bad stories you hear everyday.

Everybody is not a criminal.

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Pachesky(m): 5:01pm On Jul 31, 2018
boostdom:
While his quick response to refund is commendable, let me state that he would have gotten a phone call from BOA few days later when reconciliation would have been done.

Anyone who thinks any unsolicited money he finds in his account is his to spend will find to his detriment the long arm of the financial law.

I have experienced the same thing with Santander. Just jejely notify your bank or make sure that withdrawn sum is worth your life as a fugitive.
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Nathdoug(m): 5:02pm On Jul 31, 2018
now that's a statesman
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by aguiyi2: 5:02pm On Jul 31, 2018
OP, things like this do happen*YES*.This one is a lie SIMPLE.
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by dynicks(m): 5:02pm On Jul 31, 2018
the name i see is MR REX CHIDUBEM DAVID ADEWUMNI MOHAMMED....

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by tstx(m): 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
He only did that because he knew he there was no way in hell he'd spend the money and go scotfree.... They will track his destiny....




see my signature

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Necksonnel: 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
He knows they will probably traced the money and if they find it in his account and he has spent it. Na deportation or straight to jail so he return am sharp sharp

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Nobody: 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
The story didn't end well. The lady was in tear,so what happened? Did she loose her job or about to loose it
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Bantino(m): 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
Good
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Abbeyme: 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
Thanks for representing..
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by handsomeyinka(m): 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
Though am an afonja..

But am proud of you...

UP IGBO AMAKA....

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Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by chariisGRACE(m): 5:03pm On Jul 31, 2018
I am not sure that young man was brought up in Nigeria
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by felo812000(m): 5:04pm On Jul 31, 2018
SO oyibo dey make mistakes.
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by Buhari2019: 5:04pm On Jul 31, 2018
That's good
Re: Nigerian Man Returns $3000 Mistakenly Transferred To Him In Brussels by frankmoney(m): 5:04pm On Jul 31, 2018
Ok. The truth is had it been he used the money , it would have still been traced to his account , he made a wise choice

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