₦airaland Forum

Hanks0000:
Such has never happened to me and I can't wrap my head around it.
I'm just very depressed.

People have said everything but let me add this. It will be hard to recover the money, however, it is possible. You need confidence and maybe small money. Walk into the beneficiarys bank (blessing) and explain everything to the customer care with as many proof as possible. They can help you block the account. However, the can not block it for more than 48 hours except there's a court order. I heard you can get the order (bankers order) in Ibadan for 70k.

Again, if he has withdrawn the money, it will simply be more difficult to recover as you'd have to wait for him to credit his account before the reversal can be made. If you don't take it lightly, the bank will contact him and warn him that they will blacklist him if he doesn't credit his account to make the refund possible.

Another headache which is likely is that "Blessing" is not the actual scammer, the scammer just used her account number (most likely, deceptively) to receive the fraudulent funds. Blessing will use all her strength to prove her innocence too.

Now you see how hard it is. The bank too may not be too gingered cos trust me, they're handling bigger fraud cases.

FalseProphet1:
I see her bribing her way out of prison, I see her being silently released.

This I have seen.

You no read d post I dey sure

Hanks0000:
I saw a post about how I can earn ₦50,000 VIP grant weekely on fairmoney app and I decided to apply because I'm going through financial difficulties.

I clicked on the link on the post and I was redirected to

https://molinahealthcare.life

It looks identical to Linda ikeji's blog which made me believe it could be real, after following all the steps that was listed on the article, I was also redirected to this website.

https://fairmoney.ng-pay.vip/Grant.html

I was directed to log in my fairmoney account and to enter the OTP code that was sent to me through SMS by fairmoney, I entered the code on the site.

The next message I received was that ₦150,000 was transferred to Esther Blessing Odion (access bank) from my fairmoney account, a transaction I did not initiate.
I called Fairmoney to make a complaint about this transaction which I didn't perform and the transaction indeed happened.

That was when I realised I'd been scammed and I don't know what to do . I might commit suicide because I don't have any mean of repaying. I am a student and I was considering taking a top-up so that I can pay my lodge rent which is already due.

I'm to pay
64,240 this month alone.
I don't know what to do.

PastorMisback
WoundedLamb

Make "Esther Blessing Odion" popular already. Get that account blocked at the bank. Unfortunately, they use third party accounts to do this kinda work, but blessing Odion is definitely related to the scammer. Might be an innocent usdt seller but still, when dem block in account he will tell the world who used his account.

Zonefree:
Is Davido alone? Are his offsprings outcast?

Are you Davido?

TheOldGods:
yeah, that I drive a million naira car doesn't stop me from being an African foodie

Lamba

MrBlock:
Don't mind them. I have realized Nairaland is not the place to visit with regards to property development. If you don't know any better, you would lose all your life motivations. Someone even said N30m to build a "decent" bungalow. Lols.

Don't mind them, they're all in Lagos. In many parts of Ibadan, 7M will make your bungalow liveable or rentable. Don't expect anything fancy, just basic house. You can finish it up when more money comes.

raymondhillmimi:
Some people don’t have sense, any investment that can’t do 100% return in 6 years max is a very bad investment.

You didn't have to be insultive tho.

gerizzim:
Tell me abt branch Nigeria. Chat up08094943690

No offense but imbibe an attitude of figuring out things yourself, especially after a little guide. You will not always been spoonfed

McCoy662:
it's actually a compound interest system shaaa. And besides, it's a free money for now. I still targeting some certain amount before investing. I'm still hustling oo just that the way Naira is losing value in the bank everyday is scary.

Hello, I can see every dick and Harry bashing you here and there, I put it to them that they don't know so much about investing.

There are definitely active businesses you can do to get betterBROI, but what they fail to acknowledge is that 20% passive ROI without lock up is actually a big deal.

To the inflation guys, well, naira truly inflates in double digits (sometimes single) but with 20%, you're almost sure you will always beat inflation.

Now to the people saying it's labourer's money, let's say you earn that every week and you keep compounding it with your Branch machine week in week out, you won't be comparable with the average person who earns the same with you.

I don't represent/endorse any brand, I'm just a human passionate about investing.

davien:
I'd rather talk on them here bro(learnt a lesson relating with people live)

The safest ways to make money in crypto right now are ;

1. Through Stablecoins
2. Through exchanges
3. Delegating to new blockchains
4. Selling gaming nfts

I do all 4 from late 2020 and my life changed. Highest I can give is that for stablecoins staking go to coingecko and search through exchanges with score of 5 and above, register, verify, compare their rates and save accordingly.

If you want to buy a crypto with a lot of upside potential and little risk, buy a staking coin that's tied to an exchange and use it to farm more coins/money.

Delegating to new blockchains like atom, Juno, Osmo etc grants you airdrops worth millions(Google it for yourself)

Then NFT games like gods unchained I've made money while playing their card games and selling unique cards I unlock plus they airdropped millions(in naira terms) late last year.

Peace out and good luck.

@harpahrah(no vex, I don't get in touch with people anymore).

Thanks bro, I'll research and make something tangible out of this inshallah.

davien:
You said no cryptocurrency yet it's one of the best means to save.

You can lockup your usdt(avoiding Nigerian naira inflation) to earn 10-15% per annum through exchanges like binance, huobi, Okex, big one, etc.

You can save flexibly through Ancor savings and get 20% APY daily withdrawable income.

You can stake 20 Osmo and be paid 60% yearly and qualified for airdrops.

Make I no cast everything but there's money to be made in crypto(safely) if you're wise.

You sabi. How I go connect with you laidis? I dey on UST on Okex and branch. I split my funds into Naira and Dollars to be safe, both 20% pa. I want to know more

Branch (20%pa), Carbon, Kuda, Piggyvest, etc. Attached is carbon investment page and their current rates. It's simple and you can (should) do it yourself. You can withdraw your money from carbon flexsave anytime.

All ponzis will crash.

No

Seun do something about these tribalists before they destroy our beloved nairaland

Convert your 2M to dolls first. I don't have any serious advice like dat but just know that tech is getting saturated already. You have to be really skilled to edge others now. No matter what you think, you're actually doing better than some others

wonder233:
You're very right. I am currently supervising a construction project and I can attest to all you have said. Personally, I regret not learning a trade to add to my formal education. I envy and marvel at these guys as they ACTUALLY do the work. It makes me feel like a fraud cos I can't actually do anything myself.
My kids and any young one around me will learn a trade in addition to formal education. It is the way to go

That construction fraud ehn... You're the first manager I'll hear this truth from. You must be a very compassionate, non selfish and analytical human being. From the finest buildings in lekki to the mediocre ones in Ifo, na artisans dey do the actual job.

Ammishaddai:
[s][/s] You're just talking through your anus. There are countries with worse economies yet they still retain alternative pay systems that allow citizens spend and make transactions with any foreign currencies as they like . Unlike here where your Yahoo friends have virtually crippled all e-payment platforms like PayPal, Transwise and flutterwave from operating in Nigeria all because of cybercrimes. In fact, wasn't it for this same reason that CBN stopped cryptocurrency from operating in Nigeria ...? Mtchww...continue giving excuses for your Yahoo friends. Your unborn children go hear am . Nonsense

Yahoo boys are terrible but they're not the ones responsible for scarcity of dollars. Okay? Stop disgracing yourself.

Payment systems not operating in Nigeria is different from banks capping the amount you can spend. Read up!

Ammishaddai:
Fraudulent activities and illegal money laundering schemes. That's why PayPal and other payment methods don't operate in Nigeria anymore. It's also one of the reasons why your spending is limited on International transactions with all banks nationwide

This is not really true. It's due to the unavailability of dollars in good quantity.

Greenerie:
This war should not be happening.
Russia and Ukraine have always intermarried.

There are many kids with Russia fathers and Ukraine mothers,and the other way round.There are many Ukraine citizens of Russian descent or ancestry.

Ukraine president is foolish and a puppet for USA.If I were him,I would be friends with my powerful next door elder brother Russia,and be neutral to USA and Nato.

He shouldn't have been a president,it doesn't fit him. He looks like someone who should have been a Chef. It fits him better.

What if your powerful neighbor wants to dominate you and your lands? What it they're demanding what you can't give

250k? Thats too much. OAU still pays 19,800 for all courses in the faculty of arts and the highest in any faculty is 30,000. This is for a whole session. I know it's a federal school but nonetheless, 250k is huge abeg

DaddyFabooluz:
Person wey never buy bicycle to dey talk. I only see people that mention scam anyhow as illiterates and you are definitely one.

Poor grammar. You're the illiterate here bro.

Chris2863:
poor marketing strategy

op na wherey I swear, some people go fall for in scam

qwertyboss:
2.3 to 2.5 is okay

Tokunbo 2007 with wood trim extremely neat Tokunbo is 2.7m. 2.2 is okay for that green car

ilovelearning:
Wow, this is so expensive, then how much would renewal then be?

Please which state are you doing yours?

I collected my passport very early this month. Sorry for the late update

My brother just got an accumulated bonus of about 5 million naira. He is not a street person, just a regular guy focused on his job. He initially wanted to use the money to change his car but he understands that a car is mostly not an asset, it's just another toy to show off(especially in this circumstance.

I told him to take the money away from traditional banks and deposit it on carbon, at least he will be able to beat inflation. Guys please I'll need your inputs on passive investments that will generate good ROI with that capital. Thank you.

These leaders and politicians have turned our country into money making ventures! Either the country gets better or not, their personal finance takes a quantum leap. It's sad.

Keinbock:
I migrated 0n 3.3.2018.

Here is what I can tell you guys. Life has been exceptional beautiful since I moved to Germany. 3 years after I moved to Germany, I got a job in the finance sector, I got my German Citizenship. The trick is doing what 99% of the people dont do. Mingle with German people, learn german to at least C1 level, get rid of your Naija mentality as it doesn't work here. Hone your craft. Invest money in shares, gold. bonds. Dream higher and back it up with actions.


Germany has many untapped opportunities and you will see them if you open your eyes.

LIFE IS GOOD MHEN!

I doubt your credibility

ilovelearning:
Wait, meaning you paid ₦65k in total for new passport?

Yes, still expecting. They said next week sha

mixta140:
Lolzzzz....
I rarely air my views in public forums or public places most times... cus people ain't ready to hear the truth

If I'd advise him, I'll tell him to keep at that business that gave him 2.5M except it's fraud. Most people saying "travel out" don't even hold a Nigerian passport. Except he's a medical personnel with solid job assurance, I'll advise him to keep hustling here till he's financially stable enough to go there for an holiday and come back.

ilovelearning:
Wait, meaning you paid ₦65k in total for new passport?

Yes, but it seems were getting the old one