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Tabbaz:Nice. Abeg quote or mention me after investigation. Btw where is agarawu23 sef? E don tey I see the guy oo. |
timtrader:If it's pics and I.D you are suggesting, then it'll be a flop. Before I was scammed, I requested for pix, i.d, even atm card to confirm i.d was sent to me but I was still scammed. What we're dealing with here is Pre-Bvn and Post-Bvn era. During pre-bvn era, one person could have as many as 10 diff identities for 10 diff bank accounts. So comparing identities is not a solid-enough proof. |
onatisi:Hahaha... Little wonder, the silence from him. |
winetapper:Ayam not understanding you. Did you just say no one has anything to show he is the notorious Awharitefe? |
Seriously, I eagerly await the outcome of this case. Awango was asked to tell us his state of residence, but he hasn't said anything here yet. Abi na background the matter don enter now? Oga puskin any update for us? |
I don't know this Emmanuel Awharitefe guy, never met him before so I have no bias in this issue. But judging from evidence available, this is not a coincidence. For those still having faith in him, I laugh... This guy's arguement is weak. None of you know this, but before my money was recovered from Aleairhub's paypal email, I had to do some dirty underground work. The money wasn't returned just like that, I only told you guys what you needed to hear and filter out details. I am not convinced one bit by this Awharitefe guy. |
Awango:Very good! We can start from here. Are you from Delta? (Pls mods with his details should help confirm this). If you're from Delta then you'll agree with me that spelling differs amongst the Urhobo tribe. Now you said you don't have a Zenithbank account, but there's a screenshot up there showing your name associated with a zenithbank account. And the name there is AWHARITEFE EMMANUEL. These people might not br spelling your name correctly cos they're not your kins Men. However, if we are to employ the logic of synonyms in English language, your name is synonymous with a scammer. If we shift to statistics, the probability is 1. Judging by psychology, you are only using the excuse of you sending first to prey on peoples' emotion. Okoh Ochefije sent first to Aleairhub before scamming him Now prove to us you are not the notorius Emmanuel. |
Awango:Let me even try to get your point clearly! Are you saying your name is not Awaritefe Emmanuel? Cos it seems to me you are trying to fight a lost battle here. |
Awango:You may not own or use a zenith bank Account now but that doesn't mean you didn't use it in the past. When bvn was introduced, it was 2015. Your name being associated with scam was in 2013. For all I care, you may have abandoned your account at zenithbank during bvn registeration and opened a new account with another bank. You may want to deny, due to the spelling of your first name, what about Emmanuel? Are you gonna deny that too? Damn, I should'a been a lawyer |
Awharitefe or Awaritefe sounds like a Delta name. I'm a Deltan and one person can possibly have 2 spellings to their name. Let me give you an instance, Nyerovwo and Nyerhovwo are two different spelling of a name but could belong to same individual, depending on who's spelling. I believe in logic, when solving crimes and not sentiments! |
I'm seriously watching with keen interest as this case unfolds. Cos that same name Awaritefe and Emmanuel came up during the time I was scammed. I kept wondering... "wow, this guy must have been really notorious here." Now, to think that the same name has been linked to an active user whose account is barely a month old... Well, I don't know about others but with my little knowledge of Programming, coupled with permutation and combination in statistics, the chances that this Awango is the same Emmanuel that was mentioned during my case is very high. I'm not being sentimental here but STATISTICS DO NOT LIE. Someone bearing the same name (Exactly same name) on the same currency thread on the same forum, doing the same business with a notorious scammer is no coincidence. |
shapman:The lady above me was only joking... Consider me, I'll fund at N459/$ |
dragnet:This business seem rather too risky. A "good" or "popular" fellow as at 23:59:59 today could become a scammer by 0:01:00 following day. |
Tabbaz:Our special Anti-Scam agent. I salute you. |
oswardic:Hahaha... it's just like claiming 5 years work experience when you've not even got 6 months of it. |
oswardic:Very good of you to disclaim this. This is how to get them scammers. It seems what they now do is come here, post some funds for sale, after a while, they return to say "Smooth transaction with bla bla bla..." just to gain people's trust. Thereafter, they plan their Prison break on-top the money of an unfortunate victim... |
I'm surprised @ the rates I'm seeing here. Was it not last week here people were selling btc for 470/$? And someone even sold paypal for 350/$ while skrill went for 420/$. All of a sudden, someone wants to sell skrill for 510/$... It seems this Nairaland's open market operates on sentiments rather than demand and supply. Anyway, still waiting for when the naira exchanges for 500/$ before I offload my paypal funds. |
Everyone needs financial security... I guess I'll just continue to watch things unfold from the other side of the fence. |
Bookiemart01:I wish you safe trip there and back... MMM turned me into an unbeliever. After several past experiences with these ponzi scheme. The only difference with MMM is that it leverages technology and the internet. |
onatisi:You need to see the way I'm smiling like Kanayo O. Kanayo currently... Real money is about to be made. |
onatisi:But your earlier point of selling @ 470/$ made sense. It just struck a cord in my head now. Instead of waiting for dollar to naira rate to become 500/$ before I sell my paypal, I just had a clear idea on what to do! Man, thanks! I need to visit the head of forex division in my bank first thing on monday... |
gincmedia:You dare call me names, with your 3,500 desperation? Look let me tell you plainly, this your deal is typical of how scammers operate. Won't be surprised if you are one. Do have a successful transaction... |
gincmedia:No thanks. Sorry I'm not interested. You'll get an interested buyer soon. |
najoe07:No offence please, but do you know what scam looks like? |
gincmedia:You mean you wanna sell paypal @ 350/$? Cos ayam not understanding... |
bashsani:But your rates are still unknown. Do I need to call or send a PM? |
DebYB1:Nope, this Man is doing a good job. Let's not derail the thread. Sent you a PM. |
bashsani:I think it's my man who needs to wake up! I'll extend your message to him. |
onatisi: Issorait! I give up on this search...My name cannot come and be sorry for the second time. |
bdavis:Seriously? Abeg how I fit get rates @ below 400/$? Have any ideas on how I can go about it? My man needs about 5 million naira worth of USD at rates below 400/$. |
bashsani:For real? @ below 400/$ right? |
FreeWorld23:LOL... Abeg buy reach me oo... ![]() By the way, travelex only sell dollars to accredited BDC agents with bio metric authentication/verification. You know any one of the BDCs? My man also needs about $5000... Make I connect am sharperly. |
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I'll extend your message to him.
Issorait! I give up on this search...My name cannot come and be sorry for the second time.
no be me send naija message.
do you know thousands of nigerians in diaspora that have planned it as well?