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Blessing185:
mumu scammer tunde.. nobody will fall for u..all these small demonic family thief wey dey use 777 dey thief airtime from their father phone,go come online begin form hackers.. thief

Aunty rest, so that heart attack won't kill u

I added my number for people interested in contacting for security issues but lots of MOFOs here misinterpreted it as though I am looking to scam people

I decided to remove my contact at least to help keep their frustrated life at ease

Let me see another reason why you will say I made the post with intention to defraud when your brain is not paining you

It' s now up to you to read and take caution or keep doubting

Blessing185:
Ode..only say e no dey update balance,only u still say e dey update balance mumu scammer tunde..

I am not responsible for ur lack of compr ehension

If you can read and comprehend well, we won't be having this conversation dullard

Abfinest007:
Advertisement .why do you have to put ur number there

I have every right to put my number in my post so long as I am not breaking the Nairaland rules, so GTFO

I guess you are aware that Fake Bank alerts do exist and there are many mobile and PC apps for sending fake bank alert

If you are wondering how people make fake bank alerts in Nigeria and concerned about how to protect yourself, this post will surely help you

By the End of this Post You will Understand:

*How Yahoo boys do Fake Alert using just a Mobile Phone

*Dangers involved in sending fake alerts to unususpecting victims

*How to protect yourself from getting scammed

Disclaimer: This is not in any way promoting or encouraging any form of cybercrime( internet scam) rather, to inform and educate

Yahoo boys all over Nigeria are always upgrading their format and if you are not abreast of what is happening, you certainly will soon become a victim

Fake Bank alert Apps – Apk are tools made available to enhance internet fraud (Yahoo Yahoo) and with these tools, anyone can get scammed thinking they have gotten the real alert from their bank

Now the Year is fast running out again so expect these activities to be on the rise this period as the youth start scrambling for Christmas money

Please note that you’re responsible for the consequences of how you decide to use the information provided in this article

Having said that, you may proceed below to understand how this thing works, the dangers involved and how to protect yourself from getting scammed

For those who still don’t understand fake bank alert and how it works, kindly read below:

What Is Fake Bank Alert and How does it Work?

Fake Alert SMS Comes Like Real SMS from Your Bank

It shows you that someone has sent money to your account and it will bear your Bank name and details exactly as it usually comes from your Bank

When You see the alert, You will assume someone made payment to you, may be for goods and services

You must have delivered these goods before realizing it was only fake alert

Fake Alert is used by Yahoo Boys to pay bills, Debts, Loans, Buy goods and services and at the end while they gain, you the victim will be at loss because nothing actually is gonna be credited to your account – It’s all Fake and that’s how it goes

Dangers Involved in Sending Fake Bank Alert

It’s unlawful using anything related to fake alerts and am sure everyone is aware of that

Anybody who does that could be mobbed, killed by the angry crowd or if lucky enough, handed over to the law enforcement agents

Yahoo boys use fake alert in places like the supper market, POS, Restaurants etc,

Before now, there are many ways to spot fake alerts like stated below:

1, Fake alerts don't come with your bank balance info, so lookout for that

2, Fake alerts don't update your acct balance so you can always check your balance to be sure

3, Fake alerts don't know your bank name and alert phone number so they may end up sending to the wrong number and the wrong name if you don't provide them with those info

The bad news is that the above stated measures are used when the fake bank alert system has not really advanced

Earlier in the days of fake bank alert uprising, when most people have not been informed of this epidemic, scammers just use bulk SMS tools loftysms to compose messages that look like they come from your bank

Having gotten this kind of message, the victim most likely would not bother going further to verify so they release the goods before realising they've been scammed

Sometimes the scammer may not even bother sending the victim a credit SMS if they are afraid of sending to the wrong number, they just send a debit alert to their own phone and show the victim

The victim having seen the debit alert will then assume the credit alert is on it's way to their own phone since the perpetrator has already gotten a debit alert so they release the goods even before getting a credit alert (they sure will never get one)

These are all before the fake alerts SMS became popular - when not many people are aware there's a thing like that

Nowadays, most Nigerians have been sensitized about fake alerts SMS so that prompted the scammers to upgrade as well to meet up with their target

These guys no more use bulk SMS tools for the job - they now use some special kind of tool that acts exactly like a real banking app

All they need is to put in your bank and acct number and the app will pull up all your bank details and use it to send you a fake alert to the number connected to your account, just the way your bank does it

It comes with your bank balance info and goes further to update your bank balance with the fake funds to make it all seem real

So even if you go on to check your acct balance to be sure, you will still see the money there

The only different is that the added balance is not real and can never be withdrawn or transfered so you can see it but can never touch it - it's just a virus

It also disappears after some days

The devious app was readily available on the internet for anybody to get hold of until news began spreading so the programmers decided to go underground

The good news is that only a handful of people actually have the app before it disappears from the net, meaning a few people are actually using it which is safer for the masses who are the victim

But then that never cancels the fact that people are using it for everyday so beware

The only way I ve found to protect yourself from this very one is to actually call your bank to be sure the money is really there and this could really become rigorous... but then, it's what it is