A friend used my account to take a loan of #100,000 for his business because he tried using his account to register but he couldn't. Getting to the time of payment, unfortunately, the business crumbled so he had to be paying in bits although he started late. Now he had paid 45k through me to a so-called fairmoni staff who had been chatting with me on when to pay up the loan(remember my account details was used in getting this money). I felt he was genuine because he knew the exact amount my friend was owing and all of that. Only for me to be called by another staff of theirs that I haven't paid a dime! And this person was giving me account details with fairmoni as the account name, the very same bank fairmoni uses for transactions and all of that. I was devastated cos I know how my friend has been struggling to raise the money. I'm surprised that they don't have a good security system there at all. And I'm sure it's an insider that's doing this, because who else will know the details of people owing them

Only God knows how many people have been scammed by the same person with this style.
And they can't even seem to fish out the person. The guy was using their logo, even attached fairmoni to his name on Truecaller.
They should better fish out the thief else I'm not making any more payments cos I don't understand why they're still calling me to pay when an insider has scammed me.

Lasisi is one of my favorites...Crazeclown and co, Sydney geng too, Josh2funny
Those I don't like are Brain Jotter, Zicaloma, Mc.Lively, Sirbalo

And the fact to me is that they copied this movie from 2013...House Of Gold....where we had Omawunmi, Mercy Chinwo, Majid Michael, Yvonne Nelson, Ice Prince etc. Chief Daddy part 1 is a total Copyright of that movie and that was why I disliked it a lot.

[quote author=pepperdemzombie post=108987451]
What's brainless here? Which kind of chemical has no name? The report is incomplete.

If you looked at the report very well it was clearly stated that samples were sent for toxicology testing so as to ascertain the chemical involved.