Cantonese:


All fake

Wonderful. Your guy no carry background checks sha.

Eye opener

Kobicove:
If you want to safeguard your funds just make sure you never use a card linked to your main bank account to make payments in supermarkets and POS.

The best strategy is to have a dedicated card for making payments and never leave more than 40K in it at any given time!

Good thought but u don't need to mention the maximum or minimum one should leave in such a dedicated account.

emmabest2000:
70% of bank workers works with fraudsters , robbers and kidnappers .


But social media and fake news shaaa

Pray for forgiveness

Kingcalls:
Since when did staff start using face caps in banks... she's not even putting on corporate wears ...and u all bought the story , hook , line and sinker ... that is not a bank

Cashier,not necessarily a Banker! Is it only Banks that employ cashier ?!

Glimpsetv:
Employee Caught Sharing Customer’s Credit Card Information with Her Friend via FaceTime

An employee has been caught sharing a customer's credit card details with her friends via FaceTime, while pretending to be attending to the customer.

In the video, you can see the employee subtly lifting the card of an unsuspecting customer and sharing it with her friend on the other end of FaceTime.

This shows the importance of remaining vigilant whenever you use your credit card.

Always keep your eyes on your card and never allow it to be used out of your sight.

I hope this serves as a wake-up call, and that you never become careless when using your credit card for transactions.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6fEWFj5hw0

Black life matters indeed.

id4sho:
Blacks who do us

Not blacks alone.. She just exposed something that have been happening in the banking sector for a long time, especially Nigerian banks

Kingcalls:
Since when did staff start using face caps in banks... she's not even putting on corporate wears ...and u all bought the story , hook , line and sinker ... that is not a bank

Lol anybody who handles payment in a retail store is a cashier so it mustn't be a bank na

Sad! That is the reason why I scrap off the Security of my atm cards.

Cantonese:
What a shame.

No wonder they are never satisfied with the salaries paid, no matter how much they demand and get. When they hunt for jobs, all they want are places where they can steal or embezzle as much as they can. When they lose their jobs, they are the first to cry of antagonism.

A friend of mine bought employed a driver. After interview he employed the boy. The boy reported to work on the next Monday and was handed the car keys to go and purchase petrol. He went off with the car and never returned. He was never found.

Very clearly, it is an EFCC case if happened in Nigeria. The girl and her so called friends have their date with the prisons.

Don't the driver has a guarantor?

Caramia2020:
Criminal minded individual, only God knows how many people she has defrauded using this pattern. That's how one mtn staff called Ngozi at Alaka Junction, Effurun, Delta State used my nin to register another sim while registering my purchased sim. I was able to detect when she started doing everything all over again using the other sim pack, it was then I reacted but the other staff there were asking me to come down, it was then I realized that our details are not save with those in charge of confidential information.

why didn't you get her arrested?

Kobicove:
If you want to safeguard your funds just make sure you never use a card linked to your main bank account to make payments in supermarkets and POS.

The best strategy is to have a dedicated card for making payments and never leave more than 40K in it at any given time!

I've not used card like for the past 5 years except to pay for facebook ads.

Every other thing, if you don't accept transfer, I'm out.

I erased both the card number and the Security number behind. So even if you see my password. You can do anything. My card is just plain. It's only if you steal it. Which one's I notice is missing I will block.

Women are thieves too

throughout my days in federal polytechnic nekede,all the time a phone is missing in our class,it will be find in a woman custody at last

How can u lock ur card?

What is the difference between debit card and credit card?

OmoNla99:


You can always lock your debit card after every transactions. As for credit card, if transactions isn’t authorized by you, call your bank, they won’t charge you.

Thief. Why was the card in her possession even?

Love800:
How can u lock ur card?

What is the difference between debit card and credit card?

I said this based on my personal experience. I don’t know if Nigerian banks have this feature (locking and unlocking) on their apps or internet banking.
A debit card is what is issued in most Nigeria banks popularly referred to as ATM cards. A credit card is issued when you are qualified and it is used for shopping in store, online and generally for purchases.

Okay tankz. That means the the difference is that credit card is used online. Okay.
But is debit card not used online too? Are my missing something here!

OmoNla99:

I said this based on my personal experience. I don’t know if Nigerian banks have this feature (locking and unlocking) on their apps or internet banking.
A debit card is what is issued in most Nigeria banks popularly referred to as ATM cards. A credit card is issued when you are qualified and it is used for shopping in store, online and generally for purchases.

OmoNla99:


You can always lock your debit card after every transactions. As for credit card, if transactions isn’t authorized by you, call your bank, they won’t charge you.

This only works in the US and Europe, here in Nigeria any debit in your card is automatically your responsibility

Love800:
How can u lock ur card?

What is the difference between debit card and credit card?

It's possible to lock your Naira cards also but the process is long and if you forget to do it you leave yourself exposed.

Debit card - you're spending your own money

Credit card - you're spending borrowed funds

Ate247:
I erased both the card number and the Security number behind. So even if you see my password. You can do anything. My card is just plain. It's only if you steal it. Which one's I notice is missing I will block.

Won't that affect anything? I am just learning this one o. I won't mind doing that too, if I am sure it won't have any implication.

Thanks so much for the explanation.

For the locking aspect, can u explain it a little further. I mean the process. Just give me hints.

Kobicove:


It's possible to lock your Naira cards also but the process is long and if you forget to do it you leave yourself exposed.

Debit card - you're spending your own money

Credit card - you're spending borrowed funds

Love800:
Thanks so much for the explanation.

For the locking aspect, can u explain it a little further. I mean the process. Just give me hints.

To lock your card you need to log in to your account on the bank app then navigate through "Settings" to where you can made adjustments to authorisation for cards linked to that bank account.

The process for doing this slightly varies from bank to bank

Jennyclay sister

Rebuke:




Won't that affect anything? I am just learning this one o. I won't mind doing that too, if I am sure it won't have any implication.

no implications. The card I use for online transactions never leaves my house. But the one I use for frequent pos and ATM transactions. I erased everything.

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emmabest2000:
70% of bank workers works with fraudsters , robbers and kidnappers .


But social media and fake news shaaa

This assertion needs to be proven as much as it's possible that it is actually the prevalent reality among them.

emmabest2000:
70% of bank workers works with fraudsters , robbers and kidnappers ..


But social media and fake news shaaa

Tankz so much

Kobicove:


To lock your card you need to log in to your account on the bank app then navigate through "Settings" to where you can made adjustments to authorisation for cards linked to that bank account.

The process for doing this slightly varies from bank to bank

Kobicove:
If you want to safeguard your funds just make sure you never use a card linked to your main bank account to make payments in supermarkets and POS.

The best strategy is to have a dedicated card for making payments and never leave more than 40K in it at any given time!

yes my brother dirty account and clean account strategy is the way forward. the dirty card I no even send , I fit give you tell you the pin

I hope she pays