Miracood2:


It happened weeks ago. From the very moment I left the police station, I analyized the whole situation.

One thing I know for sure is that Tolulope Ayinde Daniel and all those who are members of the scamming circle will spend the remaining years of their lives on Earth with incurable diseases!

Double0h7:
I'm confused didn't you put your own Sim card into the phone? How did the cop get your number to call you? Why would you give your location to a stranger?

eleko1:
Nah old scam.U think police will leave the Op just like DAT.D baztard gave his police friend Miracood2 number.. The Op should check FB If he see the thief there,he should go and report the police and his criminal gang @state command

Double0h7:


Wow! All that effort over 25k? People are hungry

eleko1:
u can give the Op the 25k

VickyELEFAN:
what if the op is even a scammer? you havent been reading through the line

Miracood2:


Pls shut up if you don't have anything sensible to say

Onyeka90210:
I sense Foul play, you gave him your location, then he claimed to track your location?
You should have blocked the line instantly, let them come to pick you up if at all.
Then saying you should bring the guy that sold it to you and they’ll return the phone to you, what will now happened to the original owner of the phone that told them to track it.
There’s a probability that they got your number via the IMEI , but there’s also a higher probability the seller gave his officer friend your number.
I suggest you wait one month, go back to the station, claim you want to take something from the phone to find out if the phone is still in their custody,
When buying midrange or budget phones, it’s best to buy them new.
I buy used phones, but it has to be a flagship straight from U.S, and you can always run a quick IMEI check to see if it was reported lost or stolen.
Apparently, some midrange or budget phones don’t have these features, so you have to shine your eye.

Miracood2:
On getting to the police station I was told that the guy who sold the the phone stole it and they've been trying to track down the guy they couldn't but they're tracked me immediately I started using the phone.

I was asked to provide the guy who sold the phone to me () which was almost impossible to me because I don't know the guy I just met him for the first time during the phone transaction.

My dad said for permission that will come back after a week I will do our best to track the guy.
the policeman said if I can bring the guy who sold the phone to me I'll get back my phone but if I can't that will be the end of the phone.

After 6 days we went back to the police station and told them we couldn't get the guy since it was impossible to get him. Ever since the phone has been with the police and the guy I bought the phone from his number is not going through.


This is his phone number 07015951741,

His full name is Tolulope Ayinde Daniel pls refrain from him, do not engage in any form of business with him, he is not a honest person.

Link to the thread where I bought the phone
https://www.nairaland.com/7023957/sold#111341956

phemmyfour:
You mess things up when you informed him about the police case. You could have played along that you are interested in another phone or any other thing that he's willing to sell.

You have to be a mile smart ahead to catch a thief

Miracood2:


I'm not interested in catching him because life is going to deal with him.

Life is going to give him to me

I don't mind dishing him what he dished to me in 30 yrs time.

Bodmum:
disclosing your location to a stranger is suicide. Picking a private call is a great suicide.

lalasticlala:
Nawa o. Too many Scammers here. You shouldn't have bought a phone that has no receipt and pack. There are many scammers Online. One has to be very careful, for those that do online transactions.

The thief has deactivated.

phemmyfour:
You mess things up when you informed him about the police case. You could have played along that you are interested in another phone or any other thing that he's willing to sell.

You have to be a mile smart ahead to catch a thief

Miracood2:

I'm not interested in catching him because life is going to deal with him.
Life is going to give him to me
I don't mind dishing him what he dished to me in 30 yrs time.

Onyeka90210:
I sense Foul play, you gave him your location, then he claimed to track your location?
You should have blocked the line instantly, let them come to pick you up if at all.
Then saying you should bring the guy that sold it to you and they’ll return the phone to you, what will now happened to the original owner of the phone that told them to track it.
There’s a probability that they got your number via the IMEI , but there’s also a higher probability the seller gave his officer friend your number.
I suggest you wait one month, go back to the station, claim you want to take something from the phone to find out if the phone is still in their custody,
When buying midrange or budget phones, it’s best to buy them new.
I buy used phones, but it has to be a flagship straight from U.S, and you can always run a quick IMEI check to see if it was reported lost or stolen.
Apparently, some midrange or budget phones don’t have these features, so you have to shine your eye.

crackhouse:
Wow. What a criminal.

Desto010:
Seriously bro, you were very lucky for 9ja police hand .
I myself in 2020 has bought a stolen phone unaware, I was tracked to my school on campus after 1 month .

Omoo, I spent 6 days in police cell because of this phone issue.and luckily for me I was able to bring the guy who sold the phone to me .

My parents spent up to 200k before we could settled everything and finally released.

Trust me police don’t joke with stolen phone I was surprised how they allowed you go freely �

Tombrown3:


Lol... Speaking from experience oo.
Was scammed too this way during my university days.

Made a fake statement of result for a friend so he could go for NYSC, did about 2 jobs for him, one day I just got a call from him to come get a new job only to reach and met him in cuffs.


The police threatened me with rustication and my HOD getting to know if I don't comply, as we were in there van, we made an agreement even before reaching Station.

Long story short, I bailed myself with the total money of all the work I did for him 2x times. Cause I was naive and scared, certificate forgery is a serious case.

Till date, the guy never told me how a Nigerian police man could know that it's was a forgery certificate because I did a very good job even school Admin would baffle at the fabrication.

Took me 4 months to know he scammed me, though the police men where legit, but they all were working together.

uboma:


Can you describe the man who sold the stolen phone to you? Where did you guys meet-up for the transaction?