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Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by Czario: 2:56pm On Apr 14, 2022
Guys beware it's now the season of daylight and midnight theft by banks, fintechs and telecoms...Customers funds are now fair game

The now steal shamelessly without any concrete explanation or rather don't respond to queries from customers they ripped off.

My experience this morning with 9mobile.
I haven't used the line in several months since I linked it to my Nin last year and decided to add credit today

The balance read zero, so I decided to put a fair amount on it after that I was sent notification my line was credited with the said amount but my balance is still zero

So I thought maybe im owing on the line but then the balance should ve read MINUS whatever amount.

So I tried again with a small amount of 100naira again credit notification came balance still ZERO.

Livid, I called 200 customer care and a lady who attended said I may be owing on the line but I told her NO my balance should have read negative and not zero...

She offered to check the line and after that she said I'm no longer owing but I was owing previously...the amount I was owing remained a top secret.
She then told me I could go ahead and credit my line with confidence.

Bemused, I cut the line and went ahead to cautiously add another 100 naira.

Lo and behold, 9 Mobile brazenly stole another 50 naira out of that too, crediting me with just 50 naira.

I just took the Sim out and put it aside.

Beware guys telecoms banks and fintechs have declared war on you their customers.
Re: Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by Treasure17(m): 3:34pm On Apr 14, 2022
''owing remained a top secret" Or someone borrowed using your phone unknown to you? Because I don't understand the secrecy with the borrowing when you didn't borrow from China.
Re: Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by Nobody: 4:58pm On Apr 14, 2022
Czario:
Guys beware it's now the season of daylight and midnight theft by banks, fintechs and telecoms...Customers funds are now fair game

The now steal shamelessly without any concrete explanation or rather don't respond to queries from customers they ripped off.

My experience this morning with 9mobile.
I haven't used the line in several months since I linked it to my Nin last year and decided to add credit today

The balance read zero, so I decided to put a fair amount on it after that I was sent notification my line was credited with the said amount but my balance is still zero

So I thought maybe im owing on the line but then the balance should ve read MINUS whatever amount.

So I tried again with a small amount of 100naira again credit notification came balance still ZERO.

Livid, I called 200 customer care and a lady who attended said I may be owing on the line but I told her NO my balance should have read negative and not zero...

She offered to check the line and after that she said I'm no longer owing but I was owing previously...the amount I was owing remained a top secret.
She then told me I could go ahead and credit my line with confidence.

Bemused, I cut the line and went ahead to cautiously add another 100 naira.

Lo and behold, 9 Mobile brazenly stole another 50 naira out of that too, crediting me with just 50 naira.

I just took the Sim out and put it aside.

Beware guys telecoms banks and fintechs have declared war on you their customers.
9mobile did it to my sister too.She recharged her lime for about 5 times before the deductions stopped.Meanwhile,she has not been using her Sim card for sometime.

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Re: Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by Ahmeduana(m): 5:21pm On Apr 14, 2022
Including Petrol stations and Discos.

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Re: Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by dgitrader(m): 8:58am On Apr 15, 2022
Pls include court registrars and immigration passport control officers
Re: Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by andresia(m): 12:10pm On Apr 15, 2022
Czario:
Guys beware it's now the season of daylight and midnight theft by banks, fintechs and telecoms...Customers funds are now fair game

The now steal shamelessly without any concrete explanation or rather don't respond to queries from customers they ripped off.

My experience this morning with 9mobile.
I haven't used the line in several months since I linked it to my Nin last year and decided to add credit today

The balance read zero, so I decided to put a fair amount on it after that I was sent notification my line was credited with the said amount but my balance is still zero

So I thought maybe im owing on the line but then the balance should ve read MINUS whatever amount.

So I tried again with a small amount of 100naira again credit notification came balance still ZERO.

Livid, I called 200 customer care and a lady who attended said I may be owing on the line but I told her NO my balance should have read negative and not zero...

She offered to check the line and after that she said I'm no longer owing but I was owing previously...the amount I was owing remained a top secret.
She then told me I could go ahead and credit my line with confidence.

Bemused, I cut the line and went ahead to cautiously add another 100 naira.

Lo and behold, 9 Mobile brazenly stole another 50 naira out of that too, crediting me with just 50 naira.

I just took the Sim out and put it aside.

Beware guys telecoms banks and fintechs have declared war on you their customers.

What she didn't explain to you is that you got winback bonus with the recharge.

Check your balance
Re: Season of Theft By Banks, Telecoms And Fintechs by Czario: 12:45pm On Apr 15, 2022
andresia:


What she didn't explain to you is that you got winback bonus with the recharge.

Check your balance

I will do just that.

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