Oga you better rest

That's how this thief was a known guy on the Uber thread too until he scammed me and everyone turned a blind eye.

This same felicity guy was very active when I was trying to verify the scammer's identity on that thread before sending money to him.

Don't vouch for anybody on Nairaland except you know them in person and their family house too.

IFSHR:
Guys abeg Felicity is not the scammer guy....Felicity is a known guy from the Uber/bolt platform....he is just a very blunt/ long epistle writing person. You can go through his posts....

You are very INSENSITIVE for this comment, do you know that scammers put other people's life at risk? The money I sent to this guy was borrowed money that I had to sweat to be able to return and you think it's funny

If you have never met Felicity in person, don't be playing smart and distracting this thread except you are the Adeiza or Kabiru guy. People assume that because they have been interacting with people for years on a thread, then they can vouch for the person.

Go and check wartnigeria NL account and see how this guy used to interact like a decent person claiming to be a doctor, IN FACT I REMEMBER YOU CALLED HIM A DOCTOR TOO. CHECK MY SCREENSHOT

I AM NOT CALLING FELICITY A THIEF BUT ANYONE SHOULD KNOW THAT IT IS NORMAL TO SUSPECT ANYONE AT THIS POINT SINCE WE KNOW THAT THE SCAMMER IS FOLLOWING THIS THREAD USING ANOTHER MONIKER.

THIS IS NOT THE TIME TO BE MOCKING PEOPLE IF YOU REALLY WANT TO HELP BECAUSE WE KNOW THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT THE KAKBIRU GUY WILL BE TRYING TO DO.

Pearl1910:


Lol...people don't have sense...
Oya let him go and catch him Feli na since he is d scammer.

This was our first email exchange, he was pretending like he is a doctor that only referred me to the FRSC guy, not knowing it's the same person, it took me time to figure it out because the fictitious "doctor" was also promising to refund me but will just go quiet for long.

At some point the doctor said he (the FRSC guy) lost his wife, then he said he lost his child,

If I share our email exchange here, you will not believe how cunning this guy can be.

He called me and the other person he also defrauded, in June, to beg us that his "doctor friend" has been calling him, but I didn't buy the lie because he didn't sound like someone that lost wife and child as the doctor claimed.

Some of us would probably have been able to avoid this guy if others reported and called him out

IF YOU DON'T WANT TO CALL OUT A THIEF FOR YOUR SAKE, AT LEAST DO IT FOR OTHERS HE IS GOING TO DEFRAUD. THATECNOUNTER MIGHT BE WHAT WILL KILL THEM

Let's unite to drag out this criminal!

Olagadget:
This was our first email exchange, he was pretending like he is a doctor that only referred me to the FRSC guy, not knowing it's the same person, it took me time to figure it out because the fictitious "doctor" was also promising to refund me but will just go quiet for long.

At some point the doctor said he (the FRSC guy) lost his wife, then he said he lost his child,

If I share our email exchange here, you will not believe how cunning this guy can be.

He called me and the other person he also defrauded, in June, to beg us that his "doctor friend" has been calling him, but I didn't buy the lie because he didn't sound like someone that lost wife and child as the doctor claimed.

Some of us would probably have been able to avoid this guy if others reported and called him out

IF YOU DON'T WANT TO CALL OUT A THIEF FOR YOUR SAKE, AT LEAST DO IT FOR OTHERS HE IS GOING TO DEFRAUD. THATECNOUNTER MIGHT BE WHAT WILL KILL THEM

Let's unite to drag out this criminal!

That's why I'm saying they should investigate the other man (car dealer) very well, that may be the main man behind all the monikers and the young boy's picture might just be a decoy.

No matter how sophisticated they are, they will still be demystified.

Hello @uboma, any update yet?

uboma:


He knows how to reach me if he really wants to...

Olagadget:
Hello @uboma, any update yet?

I will shock them very soon...

@Yusuf Adeiza Kabiru, the serial fraudster, how are you doing today?

uboma:
@Yusuf Adeiza Kabiru, the serial fraudster, how are you doing today?

how is this number connected to your story? 0708 0160 129

The twists and turns on this thread.

Hello everyone

I thought to let you know that I got my refund for the driver’s license after over 9 months.

Olagadget:
Hello everyone

I thought to let you know that I got my refund for the driver’s license after over 9 months.

uboma what about you

Olagadget:
Hello everyone

I thought to let you know that I got my refund for the driver’s license after over 9 months.

who refunded you, Yusuf Adaiza Kabiru?

Helpful info to recover your funds from scammer
https://www.nairaland.com/6765825/how-retrieve-money-scammers

I don’t know his true name actually

Uber11:
who refunded you, Yusuf Adaiza Kabiru?

This guy scammed me too. i am just seeing this thread.

He will definitely be caught.

Uber11:
who refunded you, Yusuf Adaiza Kabiru?

I guess the money was never refunded.

The5DME:
I guess the money was never refunded.

Happy New year bro...hw far the journey (web dev)

kennethfranc:

Happy New year bro...hw far the journey (web dev)

Same to you bro. Progress is on hold now as my laptop had a minor fault. I'll have it fixed soon, before I begin again. But I'm on CSS sha.

So, you got scammed trying to buy dollars from this guy.
You don't need to get scammed, ever again. At least, not for this reason.
Moving forward, if you need to buy foreign currency, all you need is two things:
- A Payoneer account
- Binance

Open a Payoneer account, and create an EUR, USD, GBP or other foreign currency receiving account.
Go to the Binance P2P marketplace, and place an order for USDT. Pay with your nairas, via bank transfer.
Now, sell your USDT in exchange for a deposit in the foreign currency account you previously created on Payoneer. If you're buying EUR, for instance, the payment method you should specify on Binance would be SEPA.

Once the merchant has paid you, go to your Payoneer and either
- order a Payoneer card
- withdraw the dollars into a domiciliary account you own. Hopefully your domiciliary account has a card associated to it to enable you spend your funds seamlessly.

If this sounds like a better option than dealing with scammers at every turn, start by opening your Payoneer account here; you'll get a 25 USD reward to boot if you open via the link below:

http://share.payoneer.com/nav/FJxXHdVUqDrdD7dwT1peKsbhuwoW_aglsLpxcMU3Bn4ZXpznR2AfK5fIc2gOi3L6L_tIga--D0xirTJ3jAyTsg2

Hopefully you won't have cause to deal with such a scammer ever again!!!

Iansunderland:
So, you got scammed trying to buy dollars from this guy.
You don't need to get scammed, ever again. At least, not for this reason.
Moving forward, if you need to buy foreign currency, all you need is two things:
- A Payoneer account
- Binance

Open a Payoneer account, and create an EUR, USD, GBP or other foreign currency receiving account.
Go to the Binance P2P marketplace, and place an order for USDT. Pay with your nairas, via bank transfer.
Now, sell your USDT in exchange for a deposit in the foreign currency account you previously created on Payoneer. If you're buying EUR, for instance, the payment method you should specify on Binance would be SEPA.

Once the merchant has paid you, go to your Payoneer and either
- order a Payoneer card
- withdraw the dollars into a domiciliary account you own. Hopefully your domiciliary account has a card associated to it to enable you spend your funds seamlessly.

If this sounds like a better option than dealing with scammers at every turn, start by opening your Payoneer account here; you'll get a 25 USD reward to boot if you open via the link below:

http://share.payoneer.com/nav/FJxXHdVUqDrdD7dwT1peKsbhuwoW_aglsLpxcMU3Bn4ZXpznR2AfK5fIc2gOi3L6L_tIga--D0xirTJ3jAyTsg2

Hopefully you won't have cause to deal with such a scammer ever again!!!

This is nice

How far on this Guy?