The reaon why many scams happen is because the scammers got away with their previous scams. Have you wondered: who should I report to in the event that I am scammed? Going to the police station in your neighborhood could be daunting, but there are actually smart ways you could report. Will you get your money or other valuables back if you report? Why should you even report? Let’s answer some salient questions.

Will I get my money back if I report?

Yes and No. Your chances of getting your lost items depends on a lot of factors. Factors like when you reported, who you reported to, how you reported, where the scam took place, mode through which you were scammed and the type of scam involved. If for instance the scam involves you transferring money to another account, you stand higher chances of recovering your loss. But what if it involves bitcoins, especially if the scammer is experienced? You have lower chances.

Why should you report?

Reporting can achieve three things:

1. You can recover your loss and have the culprit apprehended, thus saving others from being victims.

2. Reporting can help the authorities have fuller understanding of patterns of scam.

3. Reporting can dissuade a scammer from moving forward in his illicit business. Merely having the knowledge that he has been reported to the authorities can force him to abandone fraud for fear of being nabbed.

Who should you report to?

If bank transfer was involved, report to your bank with all the necessary evidences within your reach. Also report to EFCC through their website, www.efccnigeria.org or e-mail them at scam@efccnigeria.org or info@efccnigeria.org or Twitter @officialEFCC or the Nigerian Police Force with website at www.nigeriapolice.org and email webmaster@nigeriapolice.org or Twitter @policeNG.

Help the authorities fight scammers by reporting cases of scam.


https://burstscam.com/blog/2020/09/17/if-you-are-scammed-who-should-you-report-to/

Nna eh! No qualms
This is so sophisticated

Buh if they shaa scam you
Take a chill
Then get a
Good device and start bombing..
But don't forget to take mushin weed (it helps)

Iyooooooo cartel

If you are scammed just move on and try to wise up.
Mugu fall guy man chop naso the hustle be

You will email them, your message will rust, it will fade, and flood will wash it to trash. If dem chop you, e don be. Just motivate yourself and move the hell on.

Iyoocartel:
Iyooooooo cartel

If you are scammed just move on and try to wise up.
Mugu fall guy man chop naso the hustle be

kamar works fast

pls i need help o my 10k lost just like dat o

Nice one

Nice, I'll save this for a later day.

Burstscam:
The reaon why many scams happen is because the scammers got away with their previous scams. Have you wondered: who should I report to in the event that I am scammed? Going to the police station in your neighborhood could be daunting, but there are actually smart ways you could report. Will you get your money or other valuables back if you report? Why should you even report? Let’s answer some salient questions.

Will I get my money back if I report?

Yes and No. Your chances of getting your lost items depends on a lot of factors. Factors like when you reported, who you reported to, how you reported, where the scam took place, mode through which you were scammed and the type of scam involved. If for instance the scam involves you transferring money to another account, you stand higher chances of recovering your loss. But what if it involves bitcoins, especially if the scammer is experienced? You have lower chances.

Why should you report?

Reporting can achieve three things:

1. You can recover your loss and have the culprit apprehended, thus saving others from being victims.

2. Reporting can help the authorities have fuller understanding of patterns of scam.

3. Reporting can dissuade a scammer from moving forward in his illicit business. Merely having the knowledge that he has been reported to the authorities can force him to abandone fraud for fear of being nabbed.

Who should you report to?

If bank transfer was involved, report to your bank with all the necessary evidences within your reach. Also report to EFCC through their website, www.efccnigeria.org or e-mail them at scam@efccnigeria.org or info@efccnigeria.org or Twitter @officialEFCC or the Nigerian Police Force with website at www.nigeriapolice.org and email webmaster@nigeriapolice.org or Twitter @policeNG.

Help the authorities fight scammers by reporting cases of scam.


https://burstscam.com/blog/2020/09/17/if-you-are-scammed-who-should-you-report-to/

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