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The latest trick now coming from the GTBank is that they are opening GTB accounts for people unawares. It happened to me, and I am not happy... Take my case for instance, I didn't fill any GTB form whether at office or at home or anywhere, I have never dialled their *739# or whatever code which they shared on hand-fans to people, I didn't even collect the hand-fan immediately I noticed it belonged to GTB. I have never been to any of the GTB branches for anything for more than three years now, not even to pay into another person's account, nor even to use their ATM., yet GTBank went ahead and created an account for me, and sent the account number to my phone, and requested that I supply my BVN to them. I got alerted in my sixth-sense, that some scammers have remembered my phone number and wanted to scam me in the guise of GTB.. I laughed it off. But on a second thought, I started wondering if the account number was scam, or whether it was actually real. I decided to transfer money into it using my bank's mobile app, so as to see the name that will come out on it. Lo and behold, it was my name there on the account.. And it means that GTB already has my name and some other information about me in their database, even when I have practically nothing to do with them. That means, for real,, GTBank actually opened the account for me. But how did they get my name.? I am really wondering how information about me got to them in the first place. In fact, who are the people that breached their privacy policy and shared information about me, including my phone number to GTB?? How many other firms and groups and individuals (whether good or bad) had these same people shared information about me to apart from GTB? My fellow Nairalanders, believe me, I feel so unsecured and electronically raped right now at this very moment. As it is now,, Whichever firm is it that sold (or shared, or gifted) information about unsuspecting innocent citizens of this country to GTB (and to any other unknown firms yet), had committed a grave atrocity by going against the privacy of their clients/customers. Funny enough, it wasn't only me they opened such accounts for. They did it to so many people, and a greater percentage of them had been ranting on their social media handles and timelines. Other people kept mute and ignored it altogether, thinking that it is nothing. But to me, it is a big “Something”. I see something very huge and very very bad about it. This just means that, very soon all the other banks and Insurance Firms and many other firms we know nothing about, both in Nigeria and beyond, would also get information about unsuspecting citizens from whichever sources that had decided not to protect the privacy of their trusted customers and clients, and then open unsolicited accounts in their names and forward the new account details to their phones, and start expecting them to come and be using the new accounts just like that. That is not just Fair. Something needs to be done about this, and it must be done quickly. |
So, everything about this marriage is all about the guy?? Na waa ooo.!! I see divorce soon.. Meanwhile, I hope the lady he is about to marry is a Beauty-Queen?? |
Lalasticlala pls push this post to the front.The message came in like this: ... Dear Customer, Your Acct No is 0481**3249. Kindly visit any branch to enrol for BVN or link your existing BVN via ATMs or dial *737*20# . Sender: GTBank .... ***MODIFIED... ... I went to the bank after-all.. And I met with their customer care too.. And yes, they accepted that they opened the account for me in my name, and that they intended it to be my account, and for me to use it as my account. But then, they couldn't explain to me how they got my phone number and my name. They also couldn't explain to me why they opened the account, and what purpose the account should serve to me. All they were just busy doing was,, trying to preach to me so that I can accept the account.. That's All |
The latest trick now coming from the GTBank is that they are opening GTB accounts for people unawares. It happened to me, and I am not happy... Take my case for instance, I didn't fill any GTB form whether at office or at home or anywhere, I have never dialled their *739# or whatever code which they shared on hand-fans to people, I didn't even collect the hand-fan immediately I noticed it belonged to GTB. I have never been to any of the GTB branches for anything for more than three years now, not even to pay into another person's account, nor even to use their ATM., yet GTBank went ahead and created an account for me, and sent the account number to my phone, and requested that I supply my BVN to them. I got alerted in my sixth-sense, that some scammers have remembered my phone number and wanted to scam me in the guise of GTB.. I laughed it off. But on a second thought, I started wondering if the account number was scam, or whether it was actually real. I decided to transfer money into it using my bank's mobile app, so as to see the name that will come out on it. Lo and behold, it was my name there on the account.. And it means that GTB already has my name and some other information about me in their database, even when I have practically nothing to do with them. That means, for real,, GTBank actually opened the account for me. But how did they get my name.? I am really wondering how information about me got to them in the first place. In fact, who are the people that breached their privacy policy and shared information about me, including my phone number to GTB?? How many other firms and groups and individuals (whether good or bad) had these same people shared information about me to apart from GTB? My fellow Nairalanders, believe me, I feel so unsecured and electronically raped right now at this very moment. As it is now,, Whichever firm is it that sold (or shared, or gifted) information about unsuspecting innocent citizens of this country to GTB (and to any other unknown firms yet), had committed a grave atrocity by going against the privacy of their clients/customers. Funny enough, it wasn't only me they opened such accounts for. They did it to so many people, and a greater percentage of them had been ranting on their social media handles and timelines. Other people kept mute and ignored it altogether, thinking that it is nothing. But to me, it is a big “Something”. I see something very huge and very very bad about it. This just means that, very soon all the other banks and Insurance Firms and many other firms we know nothing about, both in Nigeria and beyond, would also get information about unsuspecting citizens from whichever sources that had decided not to protect the privacy of their trusted customers and clients, and then open unsolicited accounts in their names and forward the new account details to their phones, and start expecting them to come and be using the new accounts just like that. That is not just Fair. Something needs to be done about this, and it must be done quickly. |
The latest trick now coming from the GTBank is that they are opening GTB accounts for people unawares. It happened to me, and I am not happy... Take my case for instance, I didn't fill any GTB form whether at office or at home or anywhere, I have never dialled their *739# or whatever code which they shared on hand-fans to people, I didn't even collect the hand-fan immediately I noticed it belonged to GTB. I have never been to any of the GTB branches for anything for more than three years now, not even to pay into another person's account, nor even to use their ATM., yet GTBank went ahead and created an account for me, and sent the account number to my phone, and requested that I supply my BVN to them. I got alerted in my sixth-sense, that some scammers have remembered my phone number and wanted to scam me in the guise of GTB.. I laughed it off. But on a second thought, I started wondering if the account number was scam, or whether it was actually real. I decided to transfer money into it using my bank's mobile app, so as to see the name that will come out on it. Lo and behold, it was my name there on the account.. And it means that GTB already has my name and some other information about me in their database, even when I have practically nothing to do with them. That means, for real,, GTBank actually opened the account for me. But how did they get my name.? I am really wondering how information about me got to them in the first place. . In fact, who are the people that breached their privacy policy and shared information about me, including my phone number to GTB?? How many other firms and groups and individuals (whether good or bad) had these same people shared information about me to apart from GTB? My fellow Nairalanders, believe me, I feel so unsecured and electronically raped right now at this very moment. As it is now,, Whichever firm is it that sold (or shared, or gifted) information about unsuspecting innocent citizens of this country to GTB (and to any other unknown firms yet), had committed a grave atrocity by going against the privacy of their clients/customers. Funny enough, it wasn't only me they opened such accounts for. They did it to so many people, and a greater percentage of them had been ranting on their social media handles and timelines. Other people kept mute and ignored it altogether, thinking that it is nothing. But to me, it is a big “Something”. I see something very huge and very very bad about it. This just means that, very soon all the other banks and Insurance Firms and many other firms we know nothing about, both in Nigeria and beyond, would also get information about unsuspecting citizens from whichever sources that had decided not to protect the privacy of their trusted customers and clients, and then open unsolicited accounts in their names and forward the new account details to their phones, and start expecting them to come and be using the new accounts just like that. That is not just Fair. Something needs to be done about this, and it must be done quickly. ..... .... Facebook commited a similar breach of privacy policy, and the penalty on Facebook for such an offence was really huge.. https://www.nairaland.com/5320518/facebook-fined-5-billion-breaching
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majamajic:Your mind got occupied with many other things. It happened to me too. |
This story don dey get kay-leg. Which one we go come believe now? |
Who else is disgusted with this very photo of this lady.?? |
This part here below: “...she said the Commission complied with orders of the tribunal by providing all the documents the petitioners asked for, except the ones relating to National Assembly re-run elections, stressing no such election took place....”And this part too: “....As well as list of Polling Units where re-run elections were held in respect of National Assembly that originally held together with the presidential poll on February 23, and Form EC8D, which is the summary of results from State and Collation at the National Level, used in the presidential poll....”These are the only parts that got my attention in the whole nonsense above.. Did INEC just said that there was no National Assembly re-run election any where in Nigeria?? Or were they referring to Zamfara State alone? THEY KEEP TELLING LOTS OF LIES..!! |
"...I agree that adjustments were done. These adjustments reflected in the final scores. The adjustments were done outside Essien Udim LGA. They were done at INEC office in Uyo..." .. THAT WAS ALL I COULD SEE... |
Cutezt:So, you went to Asaofficial Instagram and took her video and uploaded it to YouTube?? Mtcheew |
So, your being alive is for you to be opening your legs for any “New Man” you come across?? |
sarrki:.. |
Let me come first |
GBAGAMMM.!! ... Na this kind news dey sweet my body. |
GBAGGAMM.!! .. This news sweet me wella. |
femi4:Her left breasst press tight for Eazi body naa.. E for follow the right bress biigg too if she no press am tight for him body like that. |
They struck out the case after all.. So, does Buhari has a WAEC certificate (or any genuine certificate equivalent to WAEC)?? |
TheTrueSeeker2:My Guy,, I don wait taaya. I don search the news headlines taaya. Please, what is the outcome of the certificate case today? |
Ok...
Let me laugh first..
Aaaahahahaaahaahhhaaaaahaaahaahaaaaahaaaaa |
jumper524:I can bet my toe-nails. You killed and cooked the snake just to trend on Nairaland. You didn't eat the meat.. Show us the photos of you eating it.. If not, IdontBeleiveIt.. |
Blackfire:Igbausa.. Or simply put Igbosa!! |
Future Talkative Political Appointees.... Take Note... |
Please, what is the equivalent of MIDDLE IV in today's 6-3-3-4 curriculum?? |
Those days in the university, we all know that you wanted more than just a dance. But now, all you cared for is just the dance. |
Pearl05:That's just it. You may not comprehend it until you witness it. |
Explorers:I became scared too. It really wasn't easy. The pushing became intense, and the baby wasn't coming. One of the midwives (the fattest of the three ladies in the room) had to climb on her tommy and was pressing her tommy. My eyes nearly tore to pieces from the gory sight, with all colours of blood pouring out from the opening, and her shouts and cries piercing my heart. I couldn't bear it any longer. I allowed her hand which I was holding at that time to drop off my grip (but I continued with my prayers, but this time, silently in my heart), and I shifted back so as to allow the ladies do their thing (which was too rough for my sight, yet I stayed there and watched), but then, I allowed tears to cloud off my vision of the sight a bit. Amidst my blurry teary vision, I heard my wife's calm normal voice again (no more piercing shouts or cries) “Thank you Jesus, Thank you Jesus", and then a baby cry. With great joy, I wiped my tears immediately, and smiles came back to me. I checked time... 3:27am.. Went over, touched the little baby, then waited for them to clean baby up, I carried her and waited while they cleaned up my wife. That was on 24th January 2019. Celebrated my wife's birthday on the 23rd (Just the evening before the night) |
EMIOMOADEOYE:I saw this, and I decided to share it here.. Question: What if you decide to Drop out half way through the Table? .... Answer: You are given 14 days to cancel your order for Main Tables, and 3 days for preliminary Tables, if you wish to back out from the Bonus Marketing Program. But, what if you have passed the grace period for cancellation? What happens to your initial investment? It will be stuck in the table until you have closed it. What it simply means is that you have to close the table no matter what. It could be a blessing in disguise, because everyone above you in the Level 1 and 2 will try their best to put new recruits under you, so that they can close their table, and you could just take it for a ride. But, if no one is actively recruiting, your position on the Table will always be there, and you would be stuck there for a very long time. |
I saw this, and I decided to share it here.. Question: What if you decide to Drop out half way through the Table? .... Answer: You are given 14 days to cancel your order for Main Tables, and 3 days for preliminary Tables, if you wish to back out from the Bonus Marketing Program. But, what if you have passed the grace period for cancellation? What happens to your initial investment? It will be stuck in the table until you have closed it. What it simply means is that you have to close the table no matter what. It could be a blessing in disguise, because everyone above you in the Level 1 and 2 will try their best to put new recruits under you, so that they can close their table, and you could just take it for a ride. But, if no one is actively recruiting, your position on the Table will always be there, and you would be stuck there for a very long time. |
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