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Mpeace:Your argument is valid. A bank with 20million customers is likely to record 20 fraud cases while another bank with just 5million customers records just 5. That's very true. But it doesn't change the fact that access bank has a vulnerability. I'm am speaking from experience that a debit went through their system without my pin, whereas the same attempt failed at another bank. No one is badmouthing them. In programming, it's almost impossible to catch every edge case in your code, a number of bugs only come to light with user feedback. So what access bank needs to do is investigate cases like mine to see what the issues are, and then safeguard. One can also argue that your point about them being so large is the more reason they have to make their systems much more robust, cos their largeness means more is at stake. |
davit:I'm not banking with them for now, till I understand more about this issue. I don't want funny surprises. Thanks again. |
davit:Thanks boss, I called them. |
@davit, what's the default pin on a new MTN sim, i'm trying to set up sim lock, but it asks for pin. Modified: I called the contact centre. Default pin is 00000 That's 5 zeros. For anyone else who may want to set it up. |
@davit, what's the default pin on a new MTN sim, i'm trying to set up sim lock, but it asks for pin. |
davit:Funny enough, it's my largest holding. About 34% of my portfolio. |
davit:Great insight. Thank you. |
Itsrm:God bless you my brother. This is exactly what I've been suspecting. |
Rizin:No one is picking any fight with you. The deal is if someone else had posted the question, I wouldn't have commented unless I had some insight on the matter. In your case, you were quick to bring up points that weren't contextual, and made it sound like you were passing any new information. That's what I spoke against. No fight. |
Itsrm:I don't mind losing 10x that amount to the fraudsters actually. I give more than that to random strangers anyways. I'm more concerned about the bank allowing a debit to go through without my pin. |
Why the assumption that the bank couldn't have had a vulnerability?? Why is it that two banks same pin, one was safe, the other got exposed, and we don't think to hold the bank liable? Perhaps it's the legal system in this country. Cos as far as I'm concerned, it's laxity on the part of access bank. They actually have 11trn in contingent litigations compared to about 600bn for gtb |
Omoapena:That's the surprise, it wasn't airtime purchase. NIP transfer. To a moniepoint account I suspect. |
Omoapena:That's the surprise, it wasn't airtime purchase. NIP transfer to a moniepoint account I suspect. |
Rizin:I do not agree with you on this. I've been using bank accounts for decades. Your point about date of birth at GTB would have been valid if they moved any money at all. Self recharge requires no authorization. That's well known. DOB or last digits of ATM card only become relevant when you're transferring above 20k, so if your argument was valid, they would have been able to move at least 20k per day, but they couldn't, only self recharge which requires no authorization. I have 5 bank accounts, yet only access had the vulnerability. The insight I seek is for someone who may know something meaningful that I may be missing, not this doB talk that's out of context. |
Guys, please who can explain this situation: I lost my phone 3 days ago, I had 8k in my access bank account, and 600k in my gtb. I use the same USSD pin for both banks. When I got a new phone 2 days ago, I noticed all the money in access was gone, but only 6k was missing from gtb. The 6k missing from gtb was used to recharge my line, so the airtime remained on my line. I'm trying to build a case against access bank that they have a vulnerability, cos if the fraudsters had known my USSD code, they would have been able to move money from my GTBank as well, since it's same pin, and gtb had more money. Who has an idea on what I might be missing ![]() Thanks. |
RayRay06677:Yes sir. |
RayRay06677:In 5 days. |
ositadima1:AOC sir ![]() |
Good morning guys, please who has information about this new Elephant(Lafarge) water shield cement, it's price, effectiveness and curbing water seepage, and where to buy, I haven't been seeing it around yet. Thanks. |
Seun:It's nice when you speak like this. Objective analysis. Cool. |
Please, who knows anything about Opay's numbers?: number of customers, total assets, gross/net earnings, total equity etc? I'm assuming all those are fractions of Access Bank, but they have a $2.7bn compared to $450m for Access In terms of sustainability, it looks like one of the duo can just be taken out by a single announcement while the other may be too big to fail?? Is going public bad for business?? |
Seun:{ Your view is perfect; I love you; Jesus loves you more} These are true!!! |
ojesymsym:But he is right sha that if these politicians don't put themselves in check, we may just be postponing the evil days. Almost $1m that could have been used to do rice farming for instance, or dairy farming and save us like $2m in import bill. Imagine $2m saved from 1000 corrupt politics, it becomes significant. |
aremso:Wow... Thank you boss. I appreciate. |
Good evening guys, I'm new here. I tried in the past to open a trading account with brokers in the U.S, But I encountered these two main issues: 1. Most of them wouldn't provide services to Nigerian residents. 2. Most of them seem to charge a flat amount per trade (like $2 per trade) compared to NGX where brokers just take like 1% of value traded. So if I put in an order to buy shares worth $100, and it takes 10 trades to get filled, would they charge me $2 ten times? ($20 total?) Kindly help with insights. Also would you say $1000 isn't too lean to test the waters with? @aremso, I remember you from our investment threads in 2018 thereabouts. @yok, I remember you from the NGX thread too. |
Between January and March this year, Dangote cement sold 4.6m tonnes to Nigerians at about 453bn, that's like 98,000 per ton, they sold 2.4m tonnes to the rest of Africa for about 382bn. That's like 159,000 per tonne. I think the Dangote group is becoming beneficiary to our economy. I wonder though why the average cost of cement was 200,000 per ton (10k per bag) in that period. |
sanerugwei:1m invested for 180 days, discount rate is 19.85%, Your upfront interest is 1000000 * (19.85/100) * (180/366)= 97,600. Since you're getting the interest upfront, it means you didn't actually invest 1m, but rather only 902,400. So the 97,600 is the return on just 902400. 97600 as a percentage of 902400 gives 10.816% yield in 180 days, you annualize it by multiplying by 366/180 to get 22%. When you discount WHT, it really becomes just 19.8%. 1m invested for 270 days, discount rate is 21.46%, Your upfront interest is 1000000 * (21.46/100) * (270/366)= 158,300. Since you're getting the interest upfront, it means you didn't actually invest 1m, but rather only 841,700. So the 158,300 is the return on just 841700. 158300 as a percentage of 841700 gives 18.81% yield in 270 days, you annualize it by multiplying by 366/270 to get 25.5%. When you discount WHT, it really becomes just 22.95%. |
emdeeCreativeW:You can try Investment One or a stock broking firm. I'm not sure banks are among the authorized dealers for the instrument. |
RayRay06677:Have they changed the meaning of "Luckily"? 😁😁 |
Agbalowomeri:He means you guys should stop calling us -millennials and younger - "lazy youths", AI, COVID, and two recessions have shown us shege 😁😁😁, whereas some of you enjoyed full chicken meals at OAU. P.S he didn't actually add the chicken part, but it seems fair to mention. |
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