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Please I greet all my bosses in the house I bought a credit Samsung phone which os easy buy and I have been paying for the phone debt over some month which it remain 38k to balance the phone payment but along the line I was rob at my apartment all my belonging and other property are taken away including the Samsung easy buy but to my surprise someone make a payment of 1400 Naira to my watupay link to that my Samsung easy buy that was rob and I got the payment confirmation please is there any way I can trace the suspect or any form of advise

Wise663:
Please I greet all my bosses in the house I bought a credit Samsung phone which os easy buy and I have been paying for the phone debt over some month which it remain 38k to balance the phone payment but along the line I was rob at my apartment all my belonging and other property are taken away including the Samsung easy buy but to my surprise someone make a payment of 1400 Naira to my watupay link to that my Samsung easy buy that was rob and I got the payment confirmation please is there any way I can trace the suspect or any form of advise

I'm sorry about the robbery you experienced. Here's some advice on how to approach this situation:

1. Contact EasyBuy Customer Service
Report the robbery to EasyBuy immediately. Provide them with the phone's details, including the IMEI number if you have it.
Mention the payment you received through the linked account, as it may help track the current user of the device.

2. Report to the Police
File a police report about the robbery, including details of all stolen items.
Provide the police with the payment information from the Watupay link. They may be able to trace the transaction to identify the suspect.

3. Reach Out to Watupay
Contact Watupay's support team and report the suspicious payment. They might have logs of the transaction, such as the IP address or linked bank details of the payer, which can aid the investigation.

4. Track the Phone
If you enabled tracking features like Samsung's "Find My Mobile" or Google’s "Find My Device," try locating the phone. However, it might need to be connected to the internet or turned on.

5. Keep Payment Records
Keep records of all payments you’ve made to EasyBuy and the outstanding balance. If needed, you can negotiate with them about your situation.

6. Be Cautious
Avoid attempting to confront the person yourself. Let law enforcement handle any leads.

Naija no be abroad. Police or dss wont be motivated without u sprsying cash like a yahoo boy. Dont mislead people. Let the ownwe carry his cross and live with it. Hez not the forst to get robbed of his belongings .its a complete waste of time, resources and hope. This is nigeria. Once stolen,its gone or get extorted and scammed.

SoftSport:
I'm sorry about the robbery you experienced. Here's some advice on how to approach this situation:

1. Contact EasyBuy Customer Service
Report the robbery to EasyBuy immediately. Provide them with the phone's details, including the IMEI number if you have it.
Mention the payment you received through the linked account, as it may help track the current user of the device.

2. Report to the Police
File a police report about the robbery, including details of all stolen items.
Provide the police with the payment information from the Watupay link. They may be able to trace the transaction to identify the suspect.

3. Reach Out to Watupay
Contact Watupay's support team and report the suspicious payment. They might have logs of the transaction, such as the IP address or linked bank details of the payer, which can aid the investigation.

4. Track the Phone
If you enabled tracking features like Samsung's "Find My Mobile" or Google’s "Find My Device," try locating the phone. However, it might need to be connected to the internet or turned on.

5. Keep Payment Records
Keep records of all payments you’ve made to EasyBuy and the outstanding balance. If needed, you can negotiate with them about your situation.

6. Be Cautious
Avoid attempting to confront the person yourself. Let law enforcement handle any leads.