₦airaland Forum

BackToLife:
Jonathan would have still been President, but Igbos' greed made them to pocket him, used the Power against Yorubas and backstab OBJ that brought him to Power. I only hope that they will tell themselves the truth for once and learn, so that the whole South can work together as Brothers.

Faces: One is smiling like a mumu, one is on the most evil mission on Earth.

osenge:
they withdrawn it with ATM card from different locations , not at all I never borrowed money with any app

Useku:
Check the alert, what's the narration on it?

Does it have paystack on it?

Did you borrow money from any of these loan shacks where you entered your card details (loan app).

It's impossible to move your money from access if you haven't compromised your bank details .

Some people request loans from these apps and abandon thier account forgetting that bvn is universal.

When you escalate, paystack will provide the electronic form you filled with your signature appended

YNWA:
I opened this account on 15 November this year, I've not yet demand for the ATM card, don't even have intention of collecting ATM on the account because I want to use as a secret account. On 6th December I received debit alert #1,102 which they said is cost for new Visa card, for me I thought is a new policy, I didn't read any meaning to it. Then on 24th December I received debit alert when I checked the message,I found out that it was the third time the person withdrawn money from the account through ATM. I called the guy that opened the account,he asked do I give out my information to anybody, I said how can I do such, nobody has my details except you, he said I should call the customer service which I did to block the account,







No offence but this just doesn't add up. Pls explain what we all need to know. 95% these claims are NOT TRUE. While another 3% is a honest error. Pls be detailed

uboma:
Send a mail to them (Access bank) demanding to know how your account details got compromised and request for a full refund of your money within 24 hours. Copy the consumer protection department of the CBN (cpd@cbn.gov.ng).

They will respond to you quickly except for the Christmas holidays.

uzohrome:
Contact your lawyer and officially write to CBN, then sue the bank and demand for 5B naira damages. This is not joke bro.