A friend of mine got scammed recently. How? Someone pretending to be from his bank called him. Since it was his bank, he trusted the caller, not realizing it was a scam. He gave away his account details from his ATM, thinking he was helping his bank. But in reality, the scammer used this information to withdraw money from his account. It turns out the scammer used Carbon, a loan app, which suggests the fraudster has an account with Carbon. Now, I'm wondering if there's a way to recover the money through Carbon since the scammer used it. Any idea on how to recover the money?

I am on able to understand what you wrote here.

immortalcrown:
I am on able to understand what you wrote here.

Somebody with an account with one of the online loan apps used the account to make a fraudulent deduction from a friend's account

Nwanna2588:
Somebody with an account with one of the online loan apps used the account to make a fraudulent deduction from a friend's account

Please, what you wrote here is senseless in the banking sector. You cannot use your account to withdraw money from another person's account.

immortalcrown:
Please, what you wrote here is senseless in the banking sector. You cannot use your account to withdraw money from another person's account.

A friend of mine got scammed recently. How? Someone pretending to be from his bank called him. Since it was his own bank, he trusted the caller, not realizing it was a scam. He gave away his account details from his ATM, thinking he was helping his bank. But in reality, the scammer used this information to withdraw money from his account. It turns out the scammer used Carbon, a loan app, which suggests the fraudster has an account with Carbon. Now, I'm wondering if there's a way to recover the money through Carbon, since the scammer used it. Any ideas on how to proceed with this?

Nwanna2588:
A friend of mine got scammed recently. How? Someone pretending to be from his bank called him. Since it was his own bank, he trusted the caller, not realizing it was a scam. He gave away his account details from his ATM, thinking he was helping his bank. But in reality, the scammer used this information to withdraw money from his account. It turns out the scammer used Carbon, a loan app, which suggests the fraudster has an account with Carbon. Now, I'm wondering if there's a way to recover the money through Carbon, since the scammer used it. Any ideas on how to proceed with this?

Contact the loan app company for the identity of the loan-app account used.

immortalcrown:
Contact the loan app company for the identity of the loan-app account used.

I have contacted them. It is 2 hrs and counting and they are yet to reply.

Inukwa ooooo