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wandyvirus:Ping Express was an upstanding company. Imagine if they had been irresponsible; scammers like Collins could have sent money without proper verification, how would the Feds have been able to pin point his activities? But no, Ping verified everyone and documented everything making it easy for the Feds to do their job which is picking out fraudulent operations The funds of anyone transferring money is kept in banks; its from our banks that we transfer through Ping. So in the case of the scammers; why not the Feds go after the banks too? At least they were helping scammers keep their loot? |
erniok:I disagree sir. I have been monitoring this case for 3 years. |
Berankis:That's the thing. That $167 Million was laundered is a lie in itself, that's the total amount they transferred during the years of their operation. Including from every day people like me and thousands of others; all of whom were verified in a more rigorous method than Western Union ever did. As to pleading guilty, it's very hard to defeat the Feds in court and the lawyers usually advice it especially after 3 years of fighting. Pleading is a strategy to come back and fight another day. |
einsteine:The fact that the originating banks were not charged shows something is not adding up. When the Feds battle someone, it's a near impossibility for the Citizen to win. You plead to fight another day! |
HazzanTazzan:What do you mean by they don't have license? If they didn't have a license, why would the judgement talk about the company facing 5 years probation? If they didn't have license, why were they not charged with running a business illegally? They are licensed sir. |
wiseoneking:My typical black people, which is small money again? |
Maybe there is hope. Looks like votes are counting, votes matter. |
tradingknowled1:Which fraud sir? Please check the statement by the US Justice Department. |
kingmann:My guy I was following the case before today, before the judgement given, before most Nigerians knew. When you are doing business with a good company made of good people for years that benefits you and they suddenly shut down, one asks questions. |
Earlystar698:Bro, this thing is not rocket science. I wish the Ping guys had consulted me. |
wandyvirus:But if the KYC was bad, why and how did they get all the correct info about Collins? Why has the CEO of the bank where Collins kept his money before transferring through Ping not been arrested? |
This story is really inaccurate. Neither of these two guys were accused of stealing or fraud, but rather not stopping fraudsters? But why has the same system not sent the CEO of Western Union and Moneygram to jail? Why jail them? Why not fines? Do bank owners or managers get jailed because fraudsters keep money in their banks?.why havnt the managers of Western Union and Moneygram being jailed since all these years? The story is 100% wrong. Neither of these two men stole any money. I know many grateful Nigerians who used Ping Express to support their loved ones in Nigeria to the anger of the Big 2 ( Western Union and Moneygram). How can you jail a bank MD because fraudsters have accounts with the bank? Something is seriously wrong here. Why have the MDs of Western Union and Moneygram not been jailed for all the billions fraudsters have sent through their companies? Oh I forgot those are not immigrant owned businesses. Worst case they will be given a fine. Or maybe it's because they are "small boys" All the people who used Ping Express never gave a dime in cash to the company, they sent the money using their bank debit cards. So why have the managers of the banks from where the money came from not being charged? People will think this is $167 million cash somewhere. No $167 million anywhere. That's the total of funds they legitimately sent on behalf of people. $50, $100, $200 here and there from 30,000 customers over 5 years. I myself sometimes sent $15 and sometimes $300 or more. The allegations is on the $1 million + sent by a Fraudster, Collins over a 3 year period. If Ping Express had not verified their customers properly; how would they have been able to track the Collins guy? But Ping did proper verification for all customers. But the banks where the monies came from to Ping Express are not being questioned. This is a company I used for years and people came to know. They followed every rule. I know the stress I went through to get verified before using their services; license, phone call etc, things I never had to do with Western Union. They are not accused of fraud, but rather not stopping fraudsters. Then why jail time? To kill their business finally? When will the CEO of Moneygram and Western Union that Yahoo Boys have been using for over 20 years to send money, be arrested and jailed? NEVER. Western Union and Moneygram have lost probably billions in the last few Years with the arrival of companies like Ping Express that made sending money to Africa not only faster, but cheaper, direct to bank accounts and 24/7. Western Union that used to be only available during banking hours. They changed quickly when Ping Express and the new guys positively disrupted the system. This is really unfortunate. |
Highlandgee:That's the point I am making. Companies are given fines when they do something wrong; why are these guys being jailed? Because they are NIGERIAN immigrants? |
People will think this $167 million cash somewhere?. Nope. This $50, $100, $200 here and there from 30,000 customers over 5 years. But the banks where the monies came from to Ping Express are not being questioned. |
Treasure17:This is very untrue sir. This is a company I used for years and people I knew personally. They followed every rule. They are not accused of fraud, but rather not stopping fraudsters. When will the CEO of Moneygram and Western Union that Yahoo Boys have been using for over 20 years to send money, be arrested and jailed? NEVER. |
This story is really inaccurate. Neither of these two guys were accused of stealing or fraud, but rather not stopping fraudsters? But why has the same system not sent the CEO of Western Union and Moneygram to jail? Why jail them? Why not fines? Do bank owners or managers get jailed because fraudsters keep money in their banks?.why havnt the managers of Western Union and Moneygram being jailed since all these years? The story is 100% wrong. Neither of these two men stole any money. I know many grateful Nigerians who used Ping Express to support their loved ones in Nigeria to the anger of the Big 2 ( Western Union and Moneygram). How can you jail a bank MD because fraudsters have accounts with the bank? Something is seriously wrong here. Why have the MDs of Western Union and Moneygram not been jailed for all the billions have fraudsters have sent through their companies? Oh I forgot those are not immigrant owned businesses. Worst case they will be given a fine. All the people who used Ping Express never gave a dime in cash to the company, they sent the money using their bank debit cards. So why have the managers of the banks from where the money came from not being charged? |
AyesolveNLA:Man up bro. 68k? Less than most peoples monthly salary. Find help, you will get it and be free. |
Does he have a name? What about the phone number, bank account and messages exchanged during the scam? |
Kagd10:They need to seriously hire you! |
kingtinnie:Yes , by law. But you have the right to go to court and report to the police. Police will determine if any crime has been committed and court if your rights are been infringed. It's one of the blessings and challenges of a free society like America. Reason we have a multi billion dollar paparazzi industry. |
able20:Privacy in a public space? Not your house? That doesn't really work. |
shadrach77:Ruin his life? That's why Nigeria and most of the black race is the way.it is. We have little understanding of justice nor law and order. Same way these Nigerians will go to an embassy and be denied visa or go abroad and be stopped by a police man for breaking the speed limit ( punishable by an ordinary fine) and starting begging throwing away their dignity; thinking they are in Nigeria or dealing with Nigerian officials. A man molested a child on video that everyone saw and people are attacking the person who exposed him. If the industry is avoiding her, it's because that industry is composed of people with no morals nor the fear of God. Shame on ANYONE who defends rapists and child molesters. |
Tb222:. 16 years. Probably 4 years each on the 4 counts, all running at the same time. Meaning he ll send 2 Years in jail. Not sure until the judgement is released for us to read. |
smile11s:Why can't a "common" RCCG member use it? |
adecz:Black man. Black people ![]() |
Wow. Africans enslaving Africans! And this happens a lot in Nigeria. People enslaving children as house helps. Making them work like slaves, sometimes even distant relatives from the village. |
I still don't understand why after decades of home invasion, with the lady in this story saying one compound had been attacked 3 times; people don't cooperate and create a security plan including arming themselves with proper guns, as in well armed.. This their lives we are talking about. If your neighbors won't cooperate, then move to another place. |
SugarGirl44:Sorry if i sounded insulting. People do travel across some Africanborders without passports |
SugarGirl44:I'm assuming you havnt yet traveled on a plane overseas or being to Europe, China or America; if you had, you ll quickly accept the fact that unless you declare yourself to be a Nigerian, no traveling for you ![]() |
Asianjollof007:Yes..are they not living in Lagos?.Maybe born in Lagos sef. If you go start live for Owerri and base there, marry sef and do bad or win money, no be Owerri couple or Owerri based man dem go use describe you? Chai Nigerians! This is 2022 nau ![]() |
VeryWickedMan:My guy. You are on to something ![]() |
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Majority of those claiming tech guys are yahoo boys using tech as a cover up.