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jacyhelen: jacyhelen:They won't listen, I know them. They sheepishly believe the unthinkable. This egregious TELEPECON/SEM scam has shown me how ignorant Nigerians are sha. Yes, confident but ignorant people. |
lokzie:You really know it, man. I am impressed. Let me add this: Time zones are human creation. They are based on longitudes alone o. I have read latitude here. |
One variable economist use to categorise countries into developed and developing is The proportion of income spent on feeding It's higher in the developing world Check how much it would require of you to buy chicken, milk, cereals, sea food etc on a regular basis monthly Even when u don't buy them regularly, feeding still takes a large share |
Sailorsoldier1:Probably not a scammer, just one of those ignorant ones lusting after unrealistic money |
MS Server is d way to go. Though not as SQL compliant as Postgresql |
Verbatim. |
Beneficiaries, aka donors , any alert yet? Don't worry another SCAM organisation is warming up (doing press up self) to take over from TELPECON next year, in case you guys abandon TELPECON. Shey una keep money for person hand? For foreign donor hand? Watch how this line of thought will rent the air soonest: " Even if TELPECON doesn't pay, we will survive; after all we have been surviving well before it. I had to try because there is no harm in trying." ![]() |
The scammer-in-chief himself, Elomama, is said to have released a voice note. In it he said that TELPECON account hadn't been credited by CBN yet but once it happens disbursement would commence in no time. Now, watch how they (the scammers) will continue to repeat this line "CBN has not credited us" from now on. Nevertheless, the ever-gullible donors aka beneficiaries continue to believe that the fake disbursement is still possible this December. Only CBN can hasten d disintegration of this scam. Even with their intervention, d death could still be slow because of the credulous crowd. |
Difrent:You are right about that "spiritual warfare" talk. ![]() Thank God you have seen d light, now enlighten others. I have actually sent a mail to the CBN regarding this seemingly bodacious but hollow grant. |
Hallo, Here's a Dashboard about Nigeria's current debt situation. It offers the following: 1) You can check your state's debt profile 2) Our total public debt 3) You can check how much we spent on debt servicing in Q2, 2020 4) Top/bottom 5 debtor states 5) List of our creditors and what we owe them 6) And much more! Here's the link to the file: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/757715qmjdh4ytzjk1diz/Nigeria-s-Public-Debt-Stock-as-at-Q2-2020.xlsx?dl=0&rlkey=4lysvn9vaf2ei7ge7jo0uhmdm Just click the ellipsis button on the right (the . . . button), on the page displayed by the link. Endeavour to share! |
Nice one! |
Invest in funds and shares |
The World bank just approved our loan request for 1.5 billion dollars, yet some Nigerians still think CBN will transfer billions or trillions to TELPECON to share to Nigerians. ![]() Naija and false hope backed by faith and built on the strong foundation of poverty and ignorance. |
berbs:Really? |
Eaglesence:Absence makes the heart grow fonder. A bit of scarcity is what makes money money (ECN 101). Scarcity helps but shouldn't be taken too far. |
"CBN to transfer money to TELPECON." ![]() Nothing some meatheads won't believe. |
Overself:Although there is no harm in trying and I quite agree with u; but remember it usually starts that way before money demand enters. |
Thought this might help beneficiaries (aka donors) AN EYE-OPENER. The objective of this post is to enlighten group members on some of the strategies used by fraudsters to sway their victims. I believe scammers will read this post too; so believe me, they'll tweak a few things and try to get smarter. However, if you're smart enough "by their fruits, you shall know them". Watch out for the following clues: 1. FAKE ADMINISTRATIVE LOOP These guys will usually tell you about President, Vice President, Coordinators, Secretary, Directors, Volunteer workers Beneficiaries, etc. These offices are fake. They over-labour most of these guys, misinform them and leave them with no other option than to tell every lie possible -just to give people false hope that the money will be handy very soon. 2. FLEXIBLE DEADLINES They'll tell you the closing date for registration is tomorrow, later you'll be told that you've still got a chance to be part of the offer by next week. They may give you stories like: "about 1000 members are required per cooperative society; we've not had enough, hence we can't submit our forms to get the money", bla bla bla. 3. INCONSISTENT CONTACT INFORMATION If they have web presence, compare the contact on the form you're given to the contact addresses on their website. They may not correspond! Most of them don't have an OFFICIAL communication channel. Be informed that only info from their OFFICIAL address can be used against them in any court of law, not the ones you get on social media. What you get on social media are things like "I heard that... ", "My Coordinator told me that...", "I'm very sure that... ", Etc. If there's an OFFICIAL communication link, go their and verify. If there's none, it goes to show that such group of people or organization is fake. 4. FAKE SEMINARS They'll tell u to attend some kind of compulsory seminar 4 certification -with which u will be given the "grant". The seminars are usually not free, but at least N1000 for registration. 5. UNENDING 'STORIES' Your grant will always be near your reach, but never visible. Dates will keep changing, so will their stories be. These guys keep refining their plans to make their fraudulent activities very hard to detect. Share this post with as many persons as u can, to get them enlightened on d tricks of these fraudsters. LET'S WISE UP! --culled from Facebook |
Hammyaladin:Good point but is one issue the answer? |
CalliDora1:Good luck with DAT. |
CalliDora1:You don't think it should be a joint decision? Have u found a guy who's OK with one yet? |
CalliDora1:You dont think your husband will have a problem with this idea. I mean, how many men in this world, and I am talking about the whole world, would be ok with just one issue? Why one? Any real reason? |
CalliDora1:For real? Are u Chinese? |
fajanano:You know na ![]() Those expecting CBN to transfer money to some yobos and bozos. |
bibiking7:Well said. But beneficiaries, aka donors, won't listen. |
Now, the number of AMENS from beneficiaries (aka donors) on Facebook ontop this lie lie grant is more than the number of Nigeria's problems. You and I know that's no easy feat. ![]() |
jumpampass:Baba, no free money to be shared by those TELPECON bozos. |
One of the clowns promoting this scam is telling them to fast 7th and 8th of Dec (6am - 6pm), so that disbursement is not hindered. Beneficiaries, aka donors, are expecting alert this week. We shall see. |
ugbedeojo1993:Hahaaa. You know their ledgers are everywhere, so some scammers are also trying to cash in by sending out these messages. Essentially, what you have is a scam within a scam. Wise up, no free money anywhere. |
Donors, sorry beneficiaries, pls don't forget to collect the cure for HIV from mama ISHIBA to give to those who many need it when you are collecting your millions this December. Heard it would be sold at a discount. |
They have told them to suspend the Linux thing. hahaha. |