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Kolabajo:Longer than how long you may stay jobless if you refuse to attend? |
Seagodess:Including kowe |
Hidentity:He who comes to equity. Imagine pot calling kettle black. When it favours them, "na God o." But when it favours someone else, it's corruption. |
Adeiyanu3:FATALITY! ![]() SCORES NDLEA 1 APPLICANTS 0 |
Dainy1:better follow what the guy above told u and get on with the test |
the server seems to be much stable today |
TSoul: ![]() Guy, you need a brand new head ![]() you should be arrested for misleading the public ![]() They asked u abt NAFDAC not NDLEA check the question again |
Saao:You ought to be scared because if all was well, a girl of her age always knows her way home. May God keep and return her safely to her loved ones |
StarFist:Marry am na ![]() |
ufotty2001:Things dey happen o ![]() I was feeling Hot while going through this post but I'm highly disgusted right now. I no go ever fucck again |
Not wishing BAT death but Ohaneze should not forget that death is also a force on its own. Every human should always remember death when making any authoritative statements. |
1daful |
Temidayo9:Try to do away with this useless whataboutery mentality and air your opinion regarding the issue that has been raised. You're always free to create topics or raise issues as to why nigerians behave the way you claim. |
Na who get time for friend dey enter zone. If I meet you today and I no lash you today or the next one week, I will simply conclude you are not for me. Very short story. I gat no time to waste with any mumu girl wey go stress me when other fine ones dey for que dey wait |
MasterJayJay:Age na your mate? Even me wey never old dey AMAIZED by the way my body go just dey ache sometimes talk more of someone 80+ ![]() |
proeast:You don't know what absolute poverty means |
Yoighaman:Ok sir. Thank you very much |
Bintabisiriyu2: ![]() You're just on the loose, keep cruising ![]() |
nedekid:My kid sister was only being emotional about what exactly? You mean she never did the transfer but claimed she did it or she wanted to scam me too? If you're telling me that the UBA mobile App indicating that the transaction was successful and generating a receipt for the transaction is not enough to indicate that I will be credited then I will understand and that will be the highest level of deception by UBA because I don't see any reason why the app interface should indicate that the transaction was successful and even went on to generate a receipt for it when they're not sure they had debited the money from their customer's account to have it credited to the beneficiary's account. Telling me that the money was never transferred or my sister was being emotional is what I don't understand. Note that after the culprit transferred the money and I checked with my mobile app and couldn't see the money, I immediately transferred 1,000 from my OPAY account to the same account to see if that will drop immediately or if it will trigger both alerts to come but still, I didn't get a credit alert for the 1,000 I transferred and I still checked my app but it didn't reflect. It was 2-3 hours later before I got the credit alert for the 1,000. Why didn't OPAY reverse the money to me since they couldn't send it to my first bank immediately? I will go by your advice to follow up the matter legally but don't try to tell me it is totally impossible for a transfer which has been indicated to be successful to be reversed to the sender by some s****d banks because that was exactly what happened. Last month, I did a USSD transfer of 20,000 twice from my mum's microfinance bank to my account and she was debited twice but later got credited twice after 10 minutes while I was waiting for the money to be credited to my account but I wasn't that surprised because I already knew that microfinance bank network is not reliable and that was also a USSD transaction but I never knew they had that in common with UBA. Call me a fool for not insisting on getting credited and see the money reflect in my account before releasing the goods and I won't argue with you but trying to justify UBA bank in this matter is something I will never accept. Thank you |
Bintabisiriyu2:You need a brand new head |
favour32:Oh, so UBA actually once reversed a successful transaction to you? nedekid:It's either you didn't comprehend my post or you just want to comment. Oya see a UBA bank customer above confirming the fact that a successful transfer was once reversed to him. My kid sister who also banks with UBA has had this same experience twice or more so don't try to tell me that this matter has nothing to do with UBA |
ahiboilandgas:Yes, someone suggested the petition but he said it has to be through the police who will now obtain a court order and take it to the bank and ask that the account be put under investigation. I'm just considering the financial involvement before embarking on this. Thank you very much |
MarketDispatch:You are absolutely right. I put too much trust on our banking system that's why I fell victim. Let's all start behaving very archaic and primitive since our institutions can't live up to the standards they propose. If it was a fake alert, I would admit that I was outsmarted, If it was an edited receipt I would admit same. UBA just gave that opportunity to the culprit to defraud me by returning his money back to him after he genuinely transferred and I saw him download the pdf file of the receipt before I snapped it from his screen. |
danvon:Try to read and understand before you comment. Which transaction didn't go well? I said the transfer was successful but they later reversed the money to the customer |
Magnoliaa:Me nko? |
chicoMX:You see? But some people think I don't know what I'm talking about. The customer I have this encounter with could be in to fraud but my mind keeps telling me that he didn't actually come for that on this particular day. Because he exchanged number with my boss even when we haven't carried out the transaction. The name he gave to my boss to save his contact corresponds with the name on the whatsapp business profile that his number is linked to. It also correspond with the name on the ATM card which he attempted to use for the payment before the POS machine couldn't read his card and finally, it also correspond with the name on the receipt of the transaction so I call this kind of criminals "opportunistic criminals." He was also the first to to call me informing me that the money was reversed to his account that he was going to try to resend it. It's like someone with a bolder criminal mindset advised him not to resend the money after he called me. |
intruder15:I contacted UBA CFC and they asked me to engage them via DM. I engage them and narrated the issue to them and even send them the receipt of the transaction but instead, they told me to contact the sender. I told them that it was a stranger and that his number was no longer reachable but they haven't replied to that yet. Also, I wasn't trying to impress, my boss was around when the transaction took place and I had been using my account to receive money from customer for him throughout the naira crises when POS were failing and banking services were very poor because he's not a digital person. In fact, none of his account is even enabled to use ussd transaction so he's aware that I have been useful to him in that regard most especially during the naira crisis. Note: he hasn't asked me to pay him back or even frown at me over this issue. I just feel that guilt that my account was involved and the goods worth almost 200k just lost in this manner. Perhaps if we didn't opt to try the transfer option, the customer would simply left and those items will remain the way they were. But God knows best, this isn't the first time I have used my account to receive money for him. I even opened an OPAY account which is linked to phone number to receive alerts for all transactions |
bet9ja:Ok sir. Already checked his Facebook and whatsapp page but couldn't find a corresponding name or picture. I won't give up as you said, I will try all possible means to see that he is nailed. Btw, my boss just told me to calm down that he needs a little time to follow up the matter. |
overdrive:I imagined this scenario too but that is not what happened. I actually remember some time in February when my mum asked my kid sister to transfer 10k to my account to buy something and my kid sister did the transaction twice and it showed successful and she was debited but after a while, the money was reversed to her account then she informed me about it and we had to source the money elsewhere. I also remember when I used USSD code to transfer 20k from my mum's microfinance bank account and it showed successful but the money was reversed to her account too. UBA, FCMB, Access Bank and microfinance banks are all into this shiit |
MasterJayJay:So what then is the essence of the mobile banking as a whole if a successful transfer which a transaction receipt has already been generated for can be reversed to the sender. Why show successful and having the receipt generated if for any reason there is no guarantee that the sender's bank has debited the money from their customer's account and sure of crediting the money to the recipient's account? Let's stop being archaic and primitive, this is the 21st century ffs. UBA has no right to refund a money which their customer consciously paid for goods to their customer after showing that the money has successfully been transferred to the recipient. This is not a failed or pending transaction, this is also not a mobile wallet issue or a forged receipt or fake credit alert. I'm talking about a successful mobile app transfer with a receipt and a transaction reference. |
Berrityga:Ok, I think I will try out this option too to see if it's feasible. I just don't want him to go scott free. But I'm still surprised why a successful transfer which the receipt has been generated will be reversed to the sender after some time. I have been mentioning CBN on twitter to draw their attention to this fraudulent act by UBA. If it was a pending or failed transaction, it would have been understandable but in this case, the transaction was successful and the receipt was generated. If not that our society abets crime, it shouldn't be such a hectic task to unmask all this petty criminals. It will just be a matter of taking his name, the receipt of the transaction and phone number to the bank then his address, photo and other details will be revealed immediately. But no, our society hates transparency because 70-80% of the population are only able to make ends meet and live extravagantly through one crooked means or the other. |
Enskynelson:I agree with the bolded statement but already asked how much it would take to actualize this and I was told just the tracking fee was around 20k then to raise a petition that can be acted upon in the shortest possible time is around 40-50k that's almost 70k. If the culprit is finally apprehended, the police will still demand some monetary appreciation for doing their job. All this makes it look like someone is busy chasing a wild goose |