adanny01: I drove to First bank Kafanchan branch1 with my First Bank ATM card to withdraw N2,000. There are 6 ATMs and there was a small queue. It does happen that people will not check other ATMs but queue behind the one that was last successfully used. So I decided to try one of the other 5 free ATMs.
I did the normal things, the ATM started counting cash. It made the counting sounds and stopped. It start again and stopped. Started again and stopped. The ATM kept counting, stop and resume for over 10mins. Every one had withdrawn and left, people came and left but mine was still counting, stopping and resuming.
Then I heard the ATM gallery door open, then the machine that I was using was opened from the inside. The ATM stopped counting as the "cash cartridge" or whatever it is called was removed from the machine.
At this point, I spoke to whoever was there whom I was sure could hear me. I told him my card was still in the machine and has been there for over 10mins. The person didn't reply. I kept hearing the usual noise when an ATM is being worked on.
At last, about 5mins later, my ATM Card ejected with an error message that I can't recall.
I had a thought, what if the person in there knew I attempted to withdraw N2,000 and took out the money and pocketed it before my card was ejected, it will automatically mean it will never be a dispense error if I made a claim.
I had kids in the car so I moved to another ATM and made the withdrawal which was successful.
2 days later, no reversal so I filled an online complaint form on the 24th September. I was replied same day to confirm which transaction failed (1st or 2nd) since both were of same amount. I replied them the 1st. After almost 2weeks, having had other transactions resolved in less time, I wrote them a follow up email and got the shocker below.
I was convinced that 11what I actually thought could happen actually happened. I also recalled a similar case over 2yrs ago when I used my Mother-in-law's ATM card in the same bank and lost N19,000. I couldn't follow the case since it wasn't my card, her bank couldn't resolve it for her too.
I feel hurt because there is fraud going on in that bank and they make me look like a liar.
Why on earth will I withdraw N2,000 on one ATM machine, move to the next machine, withdraw another N2,000, then claim a dispense error on the 1st one only. Even if I have amnesia, how did i remember that the second transaction was successful? Why would I supposedly withdraw successfully on 1st ATM then move to the next one and withdraw again.
I can forget N2,000 but I can't move on with the obvious fraud.
Moderators please do the needful.
It's very possible that the person who was working on the machine when it malfunctioned did not know you were there
finaleeec: . Thanks so much for your input .The thing is that Half out of the one plot is intended to be sold while the remaining half where Late father is Buried will be Left .It's two wives the Deceased had ,First wife had 3 boys,Second wife had one Girl .Both wives left the deceased before His Death .The 3 Boys agreed half should be Sold , Remaining Half with there father's Grave be left while the only Girl from the second wife insisted that The whole Plot should be sold which includes the late man's Grave .The boys are mad and contemplating if truly the Girl is true Daughter of there father ,They insisted only a Bastard Child would Offer for sale the Grave of His Dad.They are even Suggesting a DNA Should be Carried out ,but the Possibility of that I don't know since there Father is already in the Grave about 15 years ago .
Your sister is trying to avoid being shortchanged that's the reason why she prefers for the whole land to be sold.
If you were in her position you would make the same suggestion
@solaadio; Lol! There is no advice here. Marriage to her is just a poverty alleviation program (PAP). The dangerous thing about marrying this kind of women is that they will drop you like it's hot for a richer man or when they have siphoned enough money from you. She needs to know God first.
@Oluomoofderby; One of the biggest decisions we’re all going to make in our lives is choosing the person we marry.
No situation is permanent in life and your 40+ man can get broke as well.
Are you going to divorce him once he goes broke?
Aunty you don’t love your man but you love money.
@Adonisee; Have the 28+ discussed marriage with you? Are you in his plans for the future?
@Nairalander your contribution is important.
If yes , then respectfully decline 40+ offer since you love your man.
I'm not convincing no one, just wish to share an opportunity to those who are interested.
It has been proven that your types are starkly unserious.
I don't deal with unserious fellows.
Wheneve someone says he wants to share an easy opportunity to make money just know there is a catch somewhere
No Nigerian (myself included) will find an easy way of making money then start advertising it all over the internet for free
Dangote, Jim Ovia, Tony Elumelu, Otedola, Linda Ikeji Don Jazzy etc, why are they not sharing their business secrets and strategies to the whole world?
saaphiere: Death in whatever form it happens often brings feelings of ache, sadness, despair and agony on friends and relatives of the deceased. This is the feeling of friends of a pretty lady who allegedly committed suicide because she lost her phone.
Late Nora Able as gathered was a beauty queen from Uyo, Akwa Ibom state. She reportedly died as a result of poison she drank. She was rushed to hospital but was pronounced dead later.
She had been buried and her friends held a candle light session to mourn the great loss. She was an important person and a president of Clever Girls Foundation.
Her friends have taken to their social media pages to mourn and pay their last respect to her. Information gleaned from the reactions revealed she committed suicide for losing her phone.
Lethal234: This is serious, at first I thought it was a normal bf/gf thing, but when I read propose, paid for shop rent, bought phone, bought clothes... Just speechless.
Spray: how did scammers get to know one bank details, like your full name and BVN?
same scammers will be requesting for your pin, when they already have your details (BVN etc). is it that not possible for them to withdraw without your pin?
and who's disclosing one details to all these scammers, are they former bank staff that was sacked?
I need a clarity on this
It's not just former bank staff, current staff are also involved and staff of third party companies that provide services to banks
lightpurple: Things like you never jam woman wey sabi beat pass una, or wey get evil mind to poison you or end you while you’re asleep. Usually happens when you think there is peace in the house. Be here spewing rubbish
If your woman dey beat you make you dey manage am like that.
Fear no go even let my woman slap me for inside dream talkless of in reality!
britanismith: Why wait till you are financially trapped when you can get Miami auto equity loans to settle your financial burdens. The hard waves of financial distress does not have to hit you hard before you leverage on the opportunity to secure Miami title loans.
Auto equity loans Miami are secured loans in which borrowers use their car titles as collateral for the loan. Simple right? Yes, it is that simple. Miami auto equity loans have incredibly simple processes and you can be 98% sure to get the loan regardless of your poor credit rating or history.
In fact, if you have no credit history at all, you still stand a good chance of obtaining this loan. Auto equity loans Miami are the same as Auto title loans Miami, vehicle titles are used to secure the loan.
Hence, when you are faced with financial emergencies, don’t stress out over it, resort to Miami auto equity loans. Almost all applications for this type of loan get approved in so far you have a qualifying car title and your car is in good condition.
It is a short-term loan and borrowers are expected to make full repayment within the stipulated time. Individuals who default on the loan repayment stand the risk of losing their car titles. Eligibility for Auto Equity Loans Miami
Below are the major criteria that individuals must meet before their loan applications are approved;
• An applicant must be 18 years old or more • An applicant must be resident in Miami and have proof of residency • An applicant must own a good car and have its title • The car title must be free from lien or any encumbrance • An applicant must have proof of income and must be able to pay back the loan.
Once you meet the above criteria, you stand a 98% chance of obtaining Miami Auto Equity Loans. You are free to pick up a form online or offline, fill the form, and await approval.
However, it is important to that that the value of auto equity loans Miami is dependent on the value of the car used as collateral. The higher the value of a car, the higher the amount an individual will be able to secure a loan.
Furthermore, in an event of default on loan repayment, a lender has the right to repossess the car used as collateral to secure the loan. The fact that you are allowed to go with the cash and car does not mean the lender cannot possess the vehicle in the event of non-payment. Require proof of income before approving such loans.
Individuals who are unsure of their ability to pay back auto equity loans Miami should stay off from collecting such loans. This is also why lenders
eline: You already said the products are worthless .So I wanted to find out from you how you arrived at this conclusion. Is it wortless because you have not used it before or you don't know anyone who has done so? Please let us know the real reason behind your criticism?
As for the company trading for people, how do you know they are not doing so? From what I know the company does not initiate trade for its members , they only help them sell the products . If you don't start it yourself , your money will remain in the system untill when you are ready.
Sit down and think about their business concept slowly...
If it really works then why is it that well known companies such as Guinness, Indomie, NBL, Nestle etc are not using it?
ValCon888: You lost at the polls. If you challenge it at the Election Tribunal, you will lose again. If you challenge it at the Court of Appeal, you will lose again. If you challenge it at the Supreme Court, you will lose again. And if you challenge it in heaven, you will still lose.