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MONEY247:
Rule no 1 don't enter a CAR...
when going public transport I avoid cars like a plague...
I rather trek....

Rule no 2...never put all your money in one bank account or device.... Always spread it...

Rule 3...always pray to God for safety

In my opinion, the 3rd rule should come first. E get why

When it's dark is the perfect opportunity for crime. Before 6am and after 9pm. Try your best to have nothing doing outside at that time. Best solution is to hire an uber.

Op, is it a private car you've been entering to work? Next time shine your eyes.

nobody is acting the right questions...where did you enter the Cab from?

Tenses:
They couldn't access it probably.

DenreleDave.how much exactly did you lose? You wrote 156500 (16500 + 140000)

Sonnobax15:

Bro, thank God for your life.

But one lesson everyone should learn from this your story is to always have a back up, hidden far away.

Oya let's assume you didn't hide that #200 very far,what could you have done?

But then again,if you had done transportation work before, you'd realize that one thing. During my years as a Keke rider,I came across several passengers , especially women who wouldn't board a Keke that has only men as passengers. Perhaps,for security reasons cuz of stories like this which they must had heard or their own passed personal experiences.

These wereys have learned and sometimes do their shady thing with their GF to deceive victims.

Just avoid car of you're alone or avoid it all. Even buses are hardly any safer.

Make our Ori just dey help us dodge and if not may we die without regrets.

All die na die

Sonnobax15:

Bro, thank God for your life.

But one lesson everyone should learn from this your story is to always have a back up, hidden far away.

Oya let's assume you didn't hide that #200 very far,what could you have done?

But then again,if you had done transportation work before, you'd realize that one thing. During my years as a Keke rider,I came across several passengers , especially women who wouldn't board a Keke that has only men as passengers. Perhaps,for security reasons cuz of stories like this which they must had heard or their own passed personal experiences.

Abuja own woman go sit down for front (there member) and the evil guys at the back.

Thing is avoid private cars, avoid tinted cars then most importantly avoid very early morning and late night transport. If you Must use transport at such odd hours then enter bus to avoid story

Always avoid any private cars driver and passgers that rush u to enter.

Like brother enter we go talk the price ,
Like enter enter lasman is here.
Like I don't want that police to cash me .
Like someone inside the car drop for u to enter, telling u that the or she will drop at next bus stop.



Be wise

Thank God you are alive.

Tenses:
If he never do am mean say he no really drive he keke for night.

I don't know why I have never been a victim of one chance, scam or anything even though I have embarked on numerous journeys at odd hours.

I remember when I was into rice business, I'd travel from East to North East and north West for paddy rice.

I have been in one of the bush market in Taraba, immediately I left for my hotel, the market was attacked by bandits in broad daylight.

Be happy o. It won’t be your portion, cause its traumatic

I was thinking about that too. I think they got stuck because they needed his password for further action on the transfer....this country is just full of terrible people. Same with the world but Naija own is excruciating......


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bestman09:
God will continue to protect us from things like this.

Thank your God @op. That loan of ₦140k would have cost you more than ₦200k with interest. Your God did not allow them to withdraw the money before you blocked it.

Thank God for your life but didn't you see the account they transferred the loan they borrowed to in your transaction history? Or how was the loan borrowed, am just curious.

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QuinQQ:
It is confusing because he said he lost 156500 (16500 + 140000).
Besides, WHY would they leave money in his account??

They can't transfer the loan amount without face verification n his face is required

Tenses:
If he never do am mean say he no really drive he keke for night.

I don't know why I have never been a victim of one chance, scam or anything even though I have embarked on numerous journeys at odd hours.

I remember when I was into rice business, I'd travel from East to North East and north West for paddy rice.

I have been in one of the bush market in Taraba, immediately I left for my hotel, the market was attacked by bandits in broad daylight.

Sonnabax15 go don change direction enter bush go sample wella

I closed late at work, my office is in beach land estate a depot cos I had to make sure I submit my sales report. It was around 10pm sunrise under bridge, I just had to hurry entered a bus, then I realised we were only 4 inside cos I sat in front and when the driver said I should enter the back I refused and entered the front. Then I started feeling somehow, then didn't pick anybody else and the driver kept on speeding has God will have it the bus just broke down stopped moving, the other side was the filling station tank and tummy was and the while place was light up. If you see the way I kicked the door open flied put of the bus and ran across the highway with looking left or right. I just collapsed when I crossed the way the bus speed away before people got there was like a movie. Since that day I make sure once the staff bus is leaving na me the first enter. If I die company's work continues.

valentineuwakwe:
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They can't transfer the loan amount without face verification n his face is required

Where is the DenreleDave guy. Come and clarify things as your write-up is NOT clear.
Or is this another made-up or highly embelished Nairaland crap (my suspicion)

DenreleDave:
EVEN AS A MAN, I CAN NEVER ENTER ANY BUS THAT IS JUST MEN ONLY, PRIVATE CAR IS NOW A NO - NO FOR ME.

NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY LADIES DONT WANT TO ENTER A CAR OR BUS FILLED WITH JUST MEN, I REALLY UNDERSTAND.

Those evil people also have females they work with only God almighty can really protect his own once you go out of ur house.

DenreleDave:
Please learn from my experience.

On tuesday 10th of this month, I woke and prepared for work as usual and because my workplace is on the island, i wake up as early as 5am and go to work. So on this sad tuesday, I got to the bus stop, a private car stopped and there were 4 guys inside (driver, passenger seat, 2 at the back seat) then i joined them to be 3 at the back seat and i was by the window side.

As the car moved on, suddenly the man in the middle just jump on me and the other guy held my hand, as i was struggling, i heard "we go shoot you oo", so i calm down. Then it dawn on me that i have entered one chance. They were slapped me several times and collected my phone, i gave them my opay password and phone password. They also took all the cash on me except for 200 naira that was deep deep in my pocket.

So they brought my phone to my face to do face verification as OPAY security requires and i did it. They also asked for my laptop and i told them that i am a security man ( ), i had 15600 in my opay. They also asked for my ATM, i told them i dont use an ATM (this is true).

Then they told me to close my eyes and they poured plenty rob on my eyes then push me out of the car. I struggled to open my eyes until one Aboki guy helped me water then i could be able see.

So i jejely use the 200 in my pocket and went home. I had to use my neighbour phone to call opay and gtb to block my account.

That same day, i went to retrieve my line at mtn office at ikoyi but now, i am so phoneless and the trauma is really taking a toll on me.

Also, i had to log in to my opay through my brothers phone and i realised that they did not take my money but instead borrow a loan of 140k. So in total, it was 156500 (16500 + 140000) then i went to check the transfer history to see that they borrowed a loan. So when i noticed this, i had to message easemoni customer service and explained to them, they were so helpful. I transferred the loan amount to their account and my loan was cleared.



This is a true life story and it definitely happened to me

Opay should be banned for making borrowing look that easy

Excelpeace:
You are lucky that the took a loan and still leave all the money in your account intact,it can only be God.Your lost phone shall be replace as you keep trusting and thanking God

Probably they couldn't withdraw it after he called opay customer care to block his account.

QuinQQ:
Some desperate ones will even take a baby along to look convincing.
I was once duped by a man with his "wife and baby"

That's incredible

QuinQQ:
It is confusing because he said he lost 156500 (16500 + 140000).
Besides, WHY would they leave money in his account??

Opay obviously placed a no debit order on his account.

BigYash:
Your rule 3, should be rule one. When one is active,you don't need 1 and 2..

If you say so, then you are tempting God

DenreleDave:
Please learn from my experience.

On tuesday 10th of this month, I woke and prepared for work as usual and because my workplace is on the island, i wake up as early as 5am and go to work. So on this sad tuesday, I got to the bus stop, a private car stopped and there were 4 guys inside (driver, passenger seat, 2 at the back seat) then i joined them to be 3 at the back seat and i was by the window side.

As the car moved on, suddenly the man in the middle just jump on me and the other guy held my hand, as i was struggling, i heard "we go shoot you oo", so i calm down. Then it dawn on me that i have entered one chance. They were slapped me several times and collected my phone, i gave them my opay password and phone password. They also took all the cash on me except for 200 naira that was deep deep in my pocket.

So they brought my phone to my face to do face verification as OPAY security requires and i did it. They also asked for my laptop and i told them that i am a security man ( ), i had 15600 in my opay. They also asked for my ATM, i told them i dont use an ATM (this is true).

Then they told me to close my eyes and they poured plenty rob on my eyes then push me out of the car. I struggled to open my eyes until one Aboki guy helped me water then i could be able see.

So i jejely use the 200 in my pocket and went home. I had to use my neighbour phone to call opay and gtb to block my account.

That same day, i went to retrieve my line at mtn office at ikoyi but now, i am so phoneless and the trauma is really taking a toll on me.

Also, i had to log in to my opay through my brothers phone and i realised that they did not take my money but instead borrow a loan of 140k. So in total, it was 156500 (16500 + 140000) then i went to check the transfer history to see that they borrowed a loan. So when i noticed this, i had to message easemoni customer service and explained to them, they were so helpful. I transferred the loan amount to their account and my loan was cleared.



This is a true life story and it definitely happened to me

Haa, our clearance thread member. Thank God for saving you ooo. May those evil people meet their waterloo soonest.

Sonnobax15:

Bro, thank God for your life.

But one lesson everyone should learn from this your story is to always have a back up, hidden far away.

Oya let's assume you didn't hide that #200 very far,what could you have done?

But then again,if you had done transportation work before, you'd realize that one thing. During my years as a Keke rider,I came across several passengers , especially women who wouldn't board a Keke that has only men as passengers. Perhaps,for security reasons cuz of stories like this which they must had heard or their own passed personal experiences.

Oga leave story seh women no dey do one Chance too?
Na God dey protect person o!

DenreleDave:
EVEN AS A MAN, I CAN NEVER ENTER ANY BUS THAT IS JUST MEN ONLY, PRIVATE CAR IS NOW A NO - NO FOR ME.

NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY LADIES DONT WANT TO ENTER A CAR OR BUS FILLED WITH JUST MEN, I REALLY UNDERSTAND.

the also use women to Carry out their act. especially when just one woman is in the vehicle

CHIEFCHICKEN:
I was once travelling, then when I got to the park, a lady came down and asked me to sit in the middle that she doesn't want to sit in the middle.
This is someone I met at the park oh.
Her supposed boyfriend too was trying to explain to me why she should sit by the door.

The bad eyes I Tey look the bros, I'm sure he respected himself. I told them, I'd rather wait for another vehicle.

When taking a vehicle sometimes, you have to be 100% at alert. The car you are entering is not yours, the people inside too are not your family.
It might sound strange but no where is safe in the world.
Stay active

Na so we de do for Abuja now. Private vehicles are more than commercial but when someone comes down for you to enter middle, just turn your back, don't tell them where you are going, let them be the one to tell you where their going. If you look inside and your mind tells you something is wrong, just ignore the vehicle. It's better you're late to work than being a late

QuinQQ:
It is confusing because he said he lost 156500 (16500 + 140000).
Besides, WHY would they leave money in his account??

They couldn't transfer the money because of face verification needed

Those criminals are wise to this. They now have female collaborators who board with them to lul unsuspecting victims.

May God protect us.

DenreleDave:
EVEN AS A MAN, I CAN NEVER ENTER ANY BUS THAT IS JUST MEN ONLY, PRIVATE CAR IS NOW A NO - NO FOR ME.

NOW I UNDERSTAND WHY LADIES DONT WANT TO ENTER A CAR OR BUS FILLED WITH JUST MEN, I REALLY UNDERSTAND.

DenreleDave:
So on this sad tuesday, I got to the bus stop, a private car stopped and there were 4 guys inside (driver, passenger seat, 2 at the back seat) then i joined them to be 3 at the back seat and i was by the window side.

This is the easiest way to know person or people wey no just get sunse.

DenreleDave:
So on this sad tuesday, I got to the bus stop, a private car stopped and there were 4 guys inside (driver, passenger seat, 2 at the back seat) then i joined them to be 3 at the back seat and i was by the window side.

This is the easiest way to know person or people wey no just get sunse.

Besides, I don’t believe your story.

Sonnobax15:

Bro, thank God for your life.

But one lesson everyone should learn from this your story is to always have a back up, hidden far away.

Oya let's assume you didn't hide that #200 very far,what could you have done?

But then again,if you had done transportation work before, you'd realize that one thing. During my years as a Keke rider,I came across several passengers , especially women who wouldn't board a Keke that has only men as passengers. Perhaps,for security reasons cuz of stories like this which they must had heard or their own passed personal experiences.

So if he didn't have a dirty 200 naira tucked deep in his pocket, he wouldn't be able to get home? But it was a human being that helped him with water to wash his face bah?

Don't use this mentality to cross express o.