| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Unionised(m): 8:51pm On May 23, 2020 |
Naija246:
fraudsters no invade anything.
Alot of Nigerians are being tricked by various apps on the play store to reveal their bvn...most of these apps are run by criminal networks all over the world.
Some unscrupulous people are also tricking Nigerians to give up their bvn when registering for national ID.
My gf was asked to provide her bvn when she went to register her national ID recently.
Fortunately for her she called me and I advised against giving it up.
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong but is bvn number now a requirement for registering a national ID card?  The two are tied on same platform. |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Funkybabee(f): 8:53pm On May 23, 2020 |
07026483431
And this one too 2 Likes |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Terry4(m): 8:55pm On May 23, 2020 |
X0012:
Blame it on fakes apps and loan apps who fail to protect their user's information. exactly 1 Like |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by motionarena: 8:55pm On May 23, 2020 |
NwaOhafia:
They also called me yesterday and today, the lady told me how many account I have linked to my BVN and wanted to know my date of birth exactly what happened to me. How do they do It 1 Like |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by mrkels(m): 8:56pm On May 23, 2020 |
Exc2000:
Local Scammers should be beaten to death and their corpse donated as cadaver to a teaching Hospital so that their scrotum sac could be dissected in a pratical lab session
Not only is Nigeria poverty capital of the world, with 30% unemployment rate, GDP per capita of less than $2,028.18 USD you still want to scam Nigeria Ogun go kee you, your mate are scamming US, Australia , UAE all with over $50,000 USD GDP per capita with little or no poverty
Anyways, to the O.P, its not about bank compromise, its called Data Mining using webcrwlers , this is how big tech company stay afloat by selling user data to willing buyers, all the forms (Registration forms etc) you have filled online on sites that use browser cockies are mined, a smart guy just need to use his social engineering skills to skim out data from you
with a Software program that cost less than $100 Pro Email and Contacts Extractor, and a good Bulk SMS site that can bypass DND (do not disturb) you are good to go for this evil useless poverty scam
Bankers don't have time for this kind of children, I never chop scam.. bankers do account flashing and clearing, which banker would be chasing change and risking his or her job over peanut scam, when he seats all day infront of finacle software and Turnkey
. You be confirmed yahoo boy � 1 Like |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by West2019(m): 8:58pm On May 23, 2020 |
[quote author=iamloyalty post=89887560][/quote] hahahahaha den no get job |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by kherlly(m): 8:58pm On May 23, 2020 |
That was how a colleague of mine lost almost 400k this past Thursday ooo in this Corona virus period 1 Like |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by oloripeter(m): 8:59pm On May 23, 2020 |
Queenlyz:
Please who has seen that message is it real they called me yesterday for mine date of birth 1 Like |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by bitingcool: 8:59pm On May 23, 2020 |
Rgade:
Where are them loafers that keep saying that Yahoo boys are helping us bring back treasures looted by oyinbos..
But I keep receiving messages about BVN upgrade from my humble abode in trans ekulu Enugu.
Perhaps Enugu looks like England
Abi I resemble the Brits wey loot una?
I will keep advocating for death penalty for all Yahoo boys.
Fraudsters are getting smarter.
Slawormir. Lol. The @Slawormir guy doesn't even hide the fact that he's a yahoo guy. Or aza as he calls it. Last time, hd even complained on how hard it was to dupe his 'clients' in North America. It's shocking 8 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Exc2000: 9:00pm On May 23, 2020 |
mrkels:
You be confirmed yahoo boy � No sir , as and Omoluabi and a Child of God I am a Gmail User, I don't use Yahoomail |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by toprealman: 9:02pm On May 23, 2020 |
X0012:
Blame it on fakes apps and loan apps who fail to protect their user's information. Bank apps are not even safe to start with let alone these other ones you mentioned. 2 Likes |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by ibinaboonline: 9:05pm On May 23, 2020 |
Exc2000:
Local Scammers should be beaten to death and their corpse donated as cadaver to a teaching Hospital so that their scrotum sac could be dissected in a pratical lab session
Not only is Nigeria poverty capital of the world, with 30% unemployment rate, GDP per capita of less than $2,028.18 USD you still want to scam Nigeria Ogun go kee you, your mate are scamming US, Australia , UAE all with over $50,000 USD GDP per capita with little or no poverty
Anyways, to the O.P, its not about bank compromise, its called Data Mining using webcrwlers , this is how big tech company stay afloat by selling user data to willing buyers, all the forms (Registration forms etc) you have filled online on sites that use browser cockies are mined, a smart guy just need to use his social engineering skills to skim out data from you
with a Software program that cost less than $100 Pro Email and Contacts Extractor, and a good Bulk SMS site that can bypass DND (do not disturb) you are good to go for this evil useless poverty scam
Bankers don't have time for this kind of children, I never chop scam.. bankers do account flashing and clearing, which banker would be chasing change and risking his or her job over peanut scam, when he seats all day infront of finacle software and Turnkey
. Let me say it like that guy; Damnnnnn nigaaaar. Issorite You good, bro. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by winnah(f): 9:06pm On May 23, 2020 |
For the record, no one can temper with your account for just having your bvn details.... Its impossible...its 1000% easier for ur account to be hacked via that long digit number on ur ATM and the 3 Security number behind it...than having ur bvn information...
No bank staff will risk his job, career and life just to get a peanut from your account.....
BVN is the only thing we've gott right as a nation....
For National ID, sir its important they request for that, they do so, so that your BVN information will match with that of your BVN .....so many people doing national ID, are doing so because their information on other ID doesn't match with their BVN. 2 Likes |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by WetSmoke: 9:06pm On May 23, 2020 |
Pls do tell. KfashionHubb:
should I tell you how this one works? |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Nobody: 9:07pm On May 23, 2020 |
Naija246:
fraudsters no invade anything.
Alot of Nigerians are being tricked by various apps on the play store to reveal their bvn...most of these apps are run by criminal networks all over the world.
Some unscrupulous people are also tricking Nigerians to give up their bvn when registering for national ID.
My gf was asked to provide her bvn when she went to register her national ID recently.
Fortunately for her she called me and I advised against giving it up.
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong but is bvn number nowarequirement for registering a national ID card? Even when you want to apply for Nigerian Army Recruitment. Your BVN is needed, and it must tally with your credential name and it must be in BVN print out. TELL ME WHAT NIGERIAN ARMY NEED AN APPLICANT / CANDIDATE BVN FOR. they are all thieves. 2 Likes |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by sudeba(m): 9:08pm On May 23, 2020 |
Naija246:
Bvn is required for national I D registration.
fraudsters no invade anything.
Alot of Nigerians are being tricked by various apps on the play store to reveal their bvn...most of these apps are run by criminal networks all over the world.
Some unscrupulous people are also tricking Nigerians to give up their bvn when registering for national ID.
My gf was asked to provide her bvn when she went to register her national ID recently.
Fortunately for her she called me and I advised against giving it up.
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong but is bvn number now a requirement for registering a national ID card? |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by WetSmoke: 9:09pm On May 23, 2020 |
I understand now. Wow. Thanks for this. LaIabobo:
Firstly, Your BVN is actually not private. It is found everywhere. From NIMC, loan company, investment apps, various online registration. Those Data are mined by various tech companies.
Another thing to note it that the Fraudster called you to get information needed to defraud you. If not why did he bother to call you??
Gaining access to your BVN details is not enough to steal your money. They need your PIN, card details, or OTP.
That's why they keep calling and calling people hoping someone would be dumb enough to reveal his or her card details.
Even US and UK banks are not spared. Scammers have been dealing with them since time immemorial.
Just so you know, our banking system is actually safer than some other western countries.
lol, they call broke people a lot
the code is a OTP (one time pin) which is supposed to be private, she messed up by revealing that PIN to them.
This issue is part of the problem that comes with Fintechs. When making payment thru Paystack for example, there is no second-factor authentication. They only need your account number and OTP which would be sent to your registered phone number. And your money is gone. |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Rodwave: 9:10pm On May 23, 2020 |
Exc2000:
Local Scammers should be beaten to death and their corpse donated as cadaver to a teaching Hospital so that their scrotum sac Sucrutum could be dissected in a pratical lab session
. Tankio  |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Exc2000: 9:12pm On May 23, 2020 |
Rodwave:
Tankio na wa oo.. you like sucrutum abi scrotum so much you know the botanical name  |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by LadySarah: 9:12pm On May 23, 2020 |
Ayemileto:
Do you use first bank?
In most cases, it's the bank that gives out details of users to fraudsters.
It only happens when you have a reasonable sum of money in your account.
They'll never ever call broke people. They call usoo. A dormant acc I left after nysc with 100 naira balance  . When I started cursing the caller he said, is it on top this empty acc balance you are doing all this? 2 Likes |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Emeskhalifa(m): 9:15pm On May 23, 2020 |
Ayemileto:
Do you use first bank?
In most cases, it's the bank that gives out details of users to fraudsters.
It only happens when you have a reasonable sum of money in your account.
They'll never ever call broke people. Says who!? Dem dey call even aboki wey dey do mai_ruwa |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by winnah(f): 9:15pm On May 23, 2020 |
By just giving out that code, you have handed over ur right to them. By default they are the one in control of the account except you visit the bank... When u got that code, its the bank sending u a secret code to enable u know that someone is trying to temper into your account however, if it is u, use the code to enable u continue... They just used their phone or laptop to register u on online banking. Sending them the code, is to enable them have access to ur account But because they have played with your intelligent, you became myopic to see it. WetSmoke:
It is real. A neighbor was also called. They told her she will receive a code which she did. She called out the code to them and that was all. Her money was wiped. She didn't even divulge any card details. 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Kharphy0309(f): 9:17pm On May 23, 2020 |
I was duped early in the morning today. I misplaced my UBA atm card inside bus 3days ago. Immediately I chatted leo up. I was given assurance that the card has been disabled. To my surprise this morning I got a debit alert of #80000 from my ACCOUNT to an Opay account. I have the reference of the transactions including the Opay account number they transferred my money to. Please is there a way the identity of the fraudsters can be revealed? Nairalanders please help me. I have called Opay and Uba out on twitter. No reply since morning. Am heart broken�� 1 Like |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by davidtemi(m): 9:17pm On May 23, 2020 |
Naija246:
fraudsters no invade anything.
Alot of Nigerians are being tricked by various apps on the play store to reveal their bvn...most of these apps are run by criminal networks all over the world.
Some unscrupulous people are also tricking Nigerians to give up their bvn when registering for national ID.
My gf was asked to provide her bvn when she went to register her national ID recently.
Fortunately for her she called me and I advised against giving it up.
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong but [b]is bvn number now a requirement for registering a national ID card? [/b] YES |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by winnah(f): 9:20pm On May 23, 2020 |
Its a lie... Speak with fact don't just type because u want to talk Ayemileto:
Do you use first bank?
In most cases, it's the bank that gives out details of users to fraudsters.
It only happens when you have a reasonable sum of money in your account.
They'll never ever call broke people. 1 Like 1 Share |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Rodwave: 9:20pm On May 23, 2020 |
Exc2000:
na wa oo.. you like sucrutum abi scrotum so much you know the botanical name
Lol |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Realfrankie(m): 9:22pm On May 23, 2020 |
X0012:
Blame it on fakes apps and loan apps who fail to protect their user's information. This is so true |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Bahddo(m): 9:23pm On May 23, 2020 |
Goalnaldo:
please what's the website? I want to confirm by myself Can't publicly share that info as I don't know who is who on NL. Abeg no vex bros. |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by Sambai65(m): 9:29pm On May 23, 2020 |
Naija246:
fraudsters no invade anything.
Alot of Nigerians are being tricked by various apps on the play store to reveal their bvn...most of these apps are run by criminal networks all over the world.
Some unscrupulous people are also tricking Nigerians to give up their bvn when registering for national ID.
My gf was asked to provide her bvn when she went to register her national ID recently.
Fortunately for her she called me and I advised against giving it up.
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong but is bvn number now a requirement for registering a national ID card? BVN is required bros,I did mine at alausa in 2016 |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by dingbang(m): 9:30pm On May 23, 2020 |
Why havent they called me yet?
Maybe they only call uneducated people. |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by exclusivelyholy(f): 9:33pm On May 23, 2020 |
Naija246:
fraudsters no invade anything.
Alot of Nigerians are being tricked by various apps on the play store to reveal their bvn...most of these apps are run by criminal networks all over the world.
Some unscrupulous people are also tricking Nigerians to give up their bvn when registering for national ID.
My gf was asked to provide her bvn when she went to register her national ID recently.
Fortunately for her she called me and I advised against giving it up.
Someone should correct me if I'm wrong but is bvn number now a requirement for registering a national ID card? yes it is |
| Re: Have Fraudsters Invaded The BVN System? by faithfull18(f): 9:34pm On May 23, 2020 |
GodPunishBiafra:
Haha
What a useless country.
The fraudsters even continues to use the same number for long now and our useless intelligence can't track them down for a good mob action before hanging.
What a shame.
I'm sure it'd be one on this mischievous sacked staff of a bank... Intelligence , they would ask you to even bring money and do nothing. |
