Honestly I feel bad when I read some certain stories about women. There are some things that should not be mentioned among us. See this elderly woman scamming a fellow woman. This my gender sef

What does fake alert look like abeg

its not a gender thing. People are too desperate

Ouchbabe:
Honestly I feel bad when I read some certain stories about women. There are some things that should not be mentioned among us. See this elderly woman scamming a fellow woman. This my gender sef

It's never wise to rely on 'sms alert' alone. Thank God for mobile apps. You can always confirm if the money actually entered your account before releasing your goods.

Unfortunately, most people are still backward in their thinking and ways of doing things

Yinkakolawole:
Women too don join scam business.

E fit bi network problem jare... had similarly problem lately and the embarrassment was terrible

The future is what again? Asking 4 Bubu

I no dey use alert... my bank app straight.

Too bad

GIANTPLUSHUB:
These ones are learners! A sane person will have to confirm payment or receive payment in his account before allowing the customer to go no matter the pressure. Best thing is to let the customer know that you will have to confirm payment or get payment before release of the item. That way, they know they can't put you under any pressure in a bid to outsmart you.

God will not let you meet street wiser/wicked people in line.

dododawa1:
God will not let you meet street wiser/wicked people in line.

LOL

TheStakeHolder:
IT'S THE DEVIL'S WORK

As usual

DEVIL wey noting consign

Yinkakolawole:
Women too don join scam business.

Since when!!!!

For alert transactions that don't come, tell the buyer to wait to confirm alert. If they say they are in a hurry, tell them to come later. If they came from far, tell them to drop their account details so you can refund if the credit eventually reflects.

Don't give out your goods to customers when you ve not confirmed payment is received.

ebukajay184:
A businesswoman has shared a CCTV footage of a woman who allegedly bought items worth N132k from her shop with a fake alert in Kaduna, IgbereTV reports.

Kudiratu Asiyah Jinadu said the woman who dropped a fake number, had claimed she wanted to check one of the dresses she bought in a hotel she lodged in, but it was discovered she never lodged there. She is now seeking for any information which could help in identifying the woman.

The shop owner wrote;


https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=5297866590238116&id=100000444830127

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3zFjzqsSgs

The speed she take waka commot

AderonkeOlaniyi:
Barawo

barawo is for male
Barauniya is for female

MMXX:
People should stop trusting and giving benefit of doubt to certain people especially strangers..You could have insisted she'll only go if the alert enters or she drops something valuable worth almost same value as the item taken there eg her phone..

Even if they fuss and make their usual word "cos of this ordinary" stand your ground and insist you can't let go.

The country is terrible enough to now start losing goods to unsuspecting criminal elements

That's the fact!
But you know this kind of thief goes to their prey looking fresh and posh, talking smooth and confident. If dem tell you say na dem get nnpc you go believe

What if she is a female bandit?
Who will recognize her when she put on hijab?

SmartProf:
Quite unfortunate. In Nigeria, CCTV footages may not work in identifying the woman as fast as footages from one native doctor in a remote village.

You are right but we are getting there..

problem no de finish even for Kaduna dem de dia nawaa

FutureIsFemale, many of your fellow frustrated women are criminals

Kutunban:
Zoom in her face and post it. We fit help track her, no be this Kaduna again?

Woman wey come from any state. You no suppose dey run this kind package for your state

The future is female in DEEDS

MikeMicheal:
Anyone who still falls for fake bank alert, should be flogged for 40days and 40nights.

When many reliable means of payment verification dey

Once you see the alert you will not bother to look at your bank account

You keep thinking why businesses are shutting down everyday in Nigeria.

This is one of the reasons.

Scammers everywhere. When they come around and see your shop stocked to the brim, they see the business owner as their meal ticket for that day.

"Nah him get all this shop"...

This woman na confirm street girll. She don't want to retire from street life too bad.

minks:
Aboki don dey learn work from my southern brothers. ���

whats abokki

She should have confirmed the alert first and once the customer is in a hurry, the person should be a suspect.

Allah!!!
She's a legend

CCTV in nigeria is kind of useless with the Nigeria security system