LastDays777:


What are you now using

walk straight into the bank bro, weekends...transfer money to my friends account...make him go get it for me bro.


Plus, main reason I stopped using is...I lived in olodi apapa, and I knew what boys could do.

I don't like taking any chances.

lefulefu:
Serious gbege.. Scammers are all in a rampage.op thanks for dis info. Next time i go into any ATM gallery and any person be approaching me for this and dat i will just completlely ignore that person.Lalas247,thornapple,twoclans,austyn0,dumo,luminiouz,neezar etc abeg this thread is very important for u guys to note.

Noted broh...Thanks for the info.

When SARS queries them, Nigerians are quick to concern their actions.

lefulefu:
i dey tell u.. Since when Buhari take over at the helm of affairs,scams and crimes have been on the rise. If u dey street and a beautiful girl approach u dey form sexy and dey ask for directions...be alert cos even she might be a pickpocket.the number of beautiful girls wey i don see wey dem don catch for stealing don open my eyes dat anybody can be a thief.

that's why I love withdrawing from the bank direct

u would see strange people frolicking around that atm gallery

lefulefu:
some banks now claim that they now do cardless withdrawals from ATM. Though i am yet to see anyone doing such whitdrawals.

Wow, seriously never heard of that before

Bad people must develop a means of defrauding people.

chukzyfcbb:
This isn't so new but worth sharing to nairlanders.
And Op I don't think the fraudster is bent on using stolen phones, they just have access to peoples online banking details prolly hacked and they are looking for a SCAPE GOAT to help them cash the money.

So let's say Mr A hacks Mr B's online banking account, he doesn't want to cash it out so he sends it to Mr C who is naive and just wanted to help . Then Mr C cashes the money and gives it to Mr A.

When the Mr B reports to his bank that his account has been tampered with, the bank officials traces where the money went to and they land on the account of Mr C and puts it on red flag.

Mr C has to explain to the police how the money got into his account. That's where the problem is.

He will be mistaken to be an Accomplice of crime.
why is why KYC is important in business.

Ignorance is no defence in a law court, stay woke!

You know Ignorance of law is different from Ignorance of fact, right? That said, if you are able to prove that you were ignorant of the fact that it was an illegal transaction, you're good.

Twoclans:



King Lefu has no plans of loosing money to fraudsters
How do you want yahoo boys to survive

abegi make dem go find one legit tin to do.some weeks back na so Pastor Kumuyi send me facebook friend request.as i just log on to my facebook and i see d request na so i just laugh cos i know dat the real Pastor Kymuyi has no time sending friend request to ppl. I delete d friend request then come block d account. E no go better for dem scammers.

LastDays777:


Wow, seriously never heard of that before

like in Union bank mostly.anytime i am dere to whitdraw at d ATM i always see d advertisment about cardless withdrawals.there are certain codes u will need to press for it to work.dats what i saw in d advertisment oo.but i havent seen anyone doing a cardless withdrawal.

lefulefu:
these days for ATM i always alert. If person touch me i go quickly turn look am then check if my wallet is still intact in my jeans trouser pocket. I no dey put anything for my back pocket again. The only i talk for ATM na if person ask me if na me be d last person for queue. Anybody approach me dey ask me for help about this or dat...i go just pretend say i hear wetin im dey talk.i dont trust any nigerian i see on d street these days... If e like make d person wear suit and tie and tell me he's a man of God or pastor.. Na dat time i go even suspect am more.scammers and yahoo boys are everywhere.

me no even get wallet. I scatter money in mai pockets ni o....koju maribi

Timagex:
me no even get wallet. I scatter money in mai pockets ni o....koju maribi

hahahahaha cunningman devil

RapportNaija:
Hi Nairalanders,

I work as a Support Staff for a commercial bank, and I have witnessed this New Crime case twice this week alone!!!

This fraud usually occurs at the ATM galleries. An 18-year-old customer and another 'rich' adult customer were victims and now they have their BVN flagged for live and have cases to answer with the Police, and with their bank accounts on Post-No-Debit.

This is how it works;

1. You walk to an ATM and someone (fraudster) approaches you. The person may show you wads of cash and claim they have exceeded their withdrawal limit of 150k, and that they still need more cash. They then plead to make a money transfer into your own bank account so that you can withdraw it for them.

2. The TROUBLING thing in this seemingly harmless random act of kindness is that transfers are usually made from STOLEN PHONES or HACKED BANK ACCOUNTS!!!

3. The person who owns the bank account which the money transfer was initiated from would report to his bank, and the bank would send out a circular to the recipient's bank with instructions to be carried out - which usually includes freezing your own account, BVN flagging, and on most times an order for your apprehension.

4. The next thing you would discover is that the next time you try to use your ATM card to withdraw, your transactions will be unsuccessful.

5. You then go to your bank and you get the news. You will thank your stars if there's no MEMO to apprehend you and hand you over to the Police immediately - for something you surely don't know about. You may be advised to quickly go get a Police Report.

The 18-year-old boy was sent to withdraw money from his bank account by his Mom. On getting to the ATM, he was held at gun point by the fraudsters and the money transfer was made, money withdrawn, and he was released. The money here was 40k. The boy was advised to report himself to the Police, and he should follow up with the bank.

The adult customer was approached respectfully by a fraudster brandishing loads of cash. So, he felt at ease and 'helped', not knowing he had been exposed for flagging. Here, the amount of money involved was 50k. The customer who has about 1 million naira in his bank account has now been undone because of 50k he knows nothing about. Now, there's a MEMO to have the customer arrested anytime he steps into any of the bank branches.

Who knows if the stolen phones were acquired via One Chance armed robbers or the bank transfer details were supplied by Serial Hackers? This is a serious criminal issue.

Remember, if you have your BVN flagged, then you are so done with any legal financial dealings.

DO NOT HELP ANYBODY AT THE ATM!!! NOT EVEN AN OLD FRIEND, CHURCH MEMBER OR WHATSOEVER. SAY NO TO STRANGERS WHO APPROACH YOU FOR ANY TRANSFER FOR WITHDRAWAL AT THE ATM.

Imagine getting locked up over money you know nothing about other than helping someone to withdraw.

Nigerians are addicted to stealing and taking things that don't belong to them.
May I also add that Nigerians are very crafty and creative when it comes to criminal acts.

I don't like helping people withdraw money talkmore of this one, folks are bad.

neezar:

that's why I love withdrawing from the bank direct

u would see strange people frolicking around that atm gallery

so true about the frolicking. U will see some guys with dada hair and tatooes all over their body and wearing skinny jeans with pink slippers hanging around ATM machines discussing rubbish as ppl dey withdraw their money. I wonder why some ppl don turn ATM gallery to their sittingroom.anyway i dont blame the dada wearing boys on skinny jeanns....na Buhari i blame.

Information is power.

Nice one op. I will share this to fam and pals.



check my SIGNATURE.

I only ask/ answer the question " is it paying" when I use an ATM machine. Why would you entertain a stranger in Nigeria? I have always advised people not to talk to strangers if it's not a public event or meet up session and when you engage strangers in these settings, be cautious what you say yes to.

My body is scratching me

Abbeyme:


If that describes you, it does not represent whom I am.

I said most...I think u are among the silly ones

adewumiopeyemi:
May God help us.. with bvN flagged so person can't open bank account for life.. am I ryt.

Lol, sooo?

bellotaofeek:
What if someone come to buy from your store and use the so called phone to do transfer for the goods.

try to install CCTV in your shop

RapportNaija:
Hi Nairalanders,

I work as a Support Staff for a commercial bank, and I have witnessed this New Crime case twice this week alone!!!

This fraud usually occurs at the ATM galleries. An 18-year-old customer and another 'rich' adult customer were victims and now they have their BVN flagged for live and have cases to answer with the Police, and with their bank accounts on Post-No-Debit.

This is how it works;

1. You walk to an ATM and someone (fraudster) approaches you. The person may show you wads of cash and claim they have exceeded their withdrawal limit of 150k, and that they still need more cash. They then plead to make a money transfer into your own bank account so that you can withdraw it for them.

2. The TROUBLING thing in this seemingly harmless random act of kindness is that transfers are usually made from STOLEN PHONES or HACKED BANK ACCOUNTS!!!

3. The person who owns the bank account which the money transfer was initiated from would report to his bank, and the bank would send out a circular to the recipient's bank with instructions to be carried out - which usually includes freezing your own account, BVN flagging, and on most times an order for your apprehension.

4. The next thing you would discover is that the next time you try to use your ATM card to withdraw, your transactions will be unsuccessful.

5. You then go to your bank and you get the news. You will thank your stars if there's no MEMO to apprehend you and hand you over to the Police immediately - for something you surely don't know about. You may be advised to quickly go get a Police Report.

The 18-year-old boy was sent to withdraw money from his bank account by his Mom. On getting to the ATM, he was held at gun point by the fraudsters and the money transfer was made, money withdrawn, and he was released. The money here was 40k. The boy was advised to report himself to the Police, and he should follow up with the bank.

The adult customer was approached respectfully by a fraudster brandishing loads of cash. So, he felt at ease and 'helped', not knowing he had been exposed for flagging. Here, the amount of money involved was 50k. The customer who has about 1 million naira in his bank account has now been undone because of 50k he knows nothing about. Now, there's a MEMO to have the customer arrested anytime he steps into any of the bank branches.

Who knows if the stolen phones were acquired via One Chance armed robbers or the bank transfer details were supplied by Serial Hackers? This is a serious criminal issue.

Remember, if you have your BVN flagged, then you are so done with any legal financial dealings.

DO NOT HELP ANYBODY AT THE ATM!!! NOT EVEN AN OLD FRIEND, CHURCH MEMBER OR WHATSOEVER. SAY NO TO STRANGERS WHO APPROACH YOU FOR ANY TRANSFER FOR WITHDRAWAL AT THE ATM.

Imagine getting locked up over money you know nothing about other than helping someone to withdraw.

almost fell victim. A tattered looking woman came to me For such I was marveled at how such a woman could afford such amount there and then I refused and left coupled with the fact that all was strange.

Nna men this is a serious something o. Na to make sure that one has small change at any time. Because I've had an experience twice where I forgot my atm at home and was standed. Had to do a transfer to someone there who helped me withdraw. So nothing like that again for me o

I don't use ATM that's enclosed or devoid of crowds

Most banks won't allow u to transfer any more money if you have exceeded ur limit at the ATM until after 24hrs. So any 1aporoaching u for help is questionable.

please all copy and share on social media whatsapp and help all

Just like one fool who did electrical work for me came and told me that he is expecting money, that I should please let him use my account to collect the cash. I looked at him and was like, guy the relationship between me and you is Owner of house and electrician not Fraudster and mugu.

bellotaofeek:
What if someone come to buy from your store and use the so called phone to do transfer for the goods.

RapportNaija, kindly do justice to this question. It is a pertinent question.

chronique:
jeez! i almost fell for this. on the night nigeria was supposed to play argentina,i went to the atm to withdraw cash and someone pleaded with me that the atm was rejecting his card and i should help him withdraw so he can transfer to me. he did a transfer from his phone but i didn't get the alert. he was expecting me to give him money with the intent that the alert will come in. i told him i'd rather wait at the atm and forget about the match. we waited for a while and he asked me for my phone nos. as i was calling my nos to him,i didn't feel comfortable and i stopped when it remained only two digits. i told him i couldn't give him my nos. he asked what i do and i told him i sell cars. he now said i shouldn't be scared now,and that he has a fiend that just ate one bet of 3m and wants to buy a lexus and he can even bring the guy to me. i told him i still couldn't give him my nos. after many talk,i told him bluntly that this is nigeria and i don't know him from anywhere. whether he is involved in robbery or 419 or kidnapping,i don't know. if police should arrest him and go through his phone and see my nos there and they torture him till he says i'm a member of his gang and now see transfers from his account to mine nko,how will i explain that i don't know him. by the time we were arguing about,i called the bank security and explained everything to him. he asked if i received any alert and i said no. he asked if the guy was debitted,he said no. he now told the guy i had a point and since the money hasn't left the guy's account,there was no need for him to be asking for my number.

Good one

i hardly go to atm in daytime or night
na early morning tins
6.30am
i am anti social on atms
i drive like a thief
and never applying brakes
naija ba death trap

Sakamanje wey Don dey for like 2 years

Them been block me for atm like 2 years ago give me this same format.. I just look the guy talk say 'Se u no dey look face ni? You no fit Hustle Hustla na'

The guy just smiled and walked away

If you go scam me, you go try Gan o