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Mofe72: Hi Mofe72, I hope you’re fine. I want to apologize for everything that has happened thus far. I’m sorry I couldn’t see things from your own perspective then. I’m also sorry for saying you gave a pick me vibe. I can be rigid sometimes because of my principles. I’m sorry. Regarding Adaeze and any other area in your life, I would never do anything to jeopardize your happiness. I didn’t know how to move from speaking to someone everyday to not. I was jealous when she came into the picture. After reflecting, it’s never romantic to begin with but I still didn’t have a right to be jealous. Mofe, I’m sorry for the emotional turmoil you must have been in talking to me or calling me a friend. It’s easy for me to ask you not to reach out because I couldn’t. I’m sorry from 2020. I had no way to reach you, hence this place. The little time we spent as friends will always be part of my fondest memories. You might never see this but someday in the future if you ever get to, I was deeply sorry. I’m sorry Mofe. I hope someday when you hear the name Victoria, it won’t be negative thoughts that pops up. I’m sorry. Even though you never get to see this, please know that I was genuinely sorry. I wish you the best. Viicfuntop 1 Like |
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Paystack: Thank you PAystack. You have been very helpful. I’ll be reporting this incident to NITDA. Enjoy the rest of your evening ☺️ |
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Paystack: Thank you so so much for your response 🥺🥺🥺. I have been worried sick about it. I believe it’s intentional. I have never received a cryptic (the #######) message from them before and the dummy dummy confirmed it. I believe you have something programming knowledge as I have seen. Is this something a software engineer is capable of doing or a customer representative. Thank you so much 🥺 Actually I am allowed to escalate to NITDa. This is basically unlawful processing of customer’s data |
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Paystack: Thank you. I am just worried about my data in the wrong hands. I would be grateful if you reply. So I have been using Globacom for 3 years. Over the last one year, I have had a back and forth with Globacom regarding some issues from their own end. I have had to involve NCC multiple times in the past for my complaint to be resolve. Last Wednesday, my number was restricted from making calls. I wasn’t too bothered about it until last Friday. I decided to send an official mail to globacom as I was unable to even make a call to them. I copied NCC in the mail stating the issue. In summary I told them they had no right to bar/restrict my line without a prior notification. This particular customer representative replied my mail directly to NCC (As in Dear NCC instead of Dear Viicfuntop). The rep directed NCC to advise me to recharge my line as I had low airtime. I was confident the restriction message was not because of low airtime. I went on to buy airtime just to be sure and I waited for two hours before trying to call out. The restriction was was still there. I took a screenshot and attached it to my next mail with NCC still in company and this particular customer rep again told ncc to advise me to recharge my line. At this point, I was pissed. I sent another mail to the mail showing them that i had more than enough credit to call for three hours. I attached another evidence but I didn’t get a reply. Another representative replied me on Sunday. My nin is not properly linked to my number. Last year, most of the telecom companies sent out a ussd code for linking individual’s NIN to their number. I didn't know mine was not Linked properly. It’s doesn’t justify the restriction though. This is where I need your opinion. On Saturday, I received a cryptic message from globacom sms thread but I didn’t take it serious. Around 1:00 AM today, from globacom’s sms thread, I was called a dummy twice and i was migrated to another plan. I found it weird. In the three years I have been using globacom, I have never received any message that was not official. If I didn’t have this issue with globacom, I wouldn’t take ITV serious. My friend who’s a software engineer said it might be a mistake from the engineer. Apparently when software engineers are testing a new product, they use dummy as a term but the engineer probably forgot to toggle something off Another friend on the other side who is a network engineer said it’s impossible for globacom to make such mistake. Worse case scenario, they use test test or another phrase. It’s highly unlikely that Will happen. He said the dummy statement might be an insult from the customer representative that attended to me initially. Engineers never talk to customer but I don’t think a customer care representative will have the technical expertise to modify a text from the sms thread to a customer. I’m conflicted between these two opinions. It’s too coincidental to be ignored. Eventually if my other friend was right, then that’s data breach from globacom. We have a new update to our data protection law in Nigeria. This person literally has my data in their database. I checked with five other glo customer users. No one received the cryptic message and the dummy statement if indeed it was a software engineering mistake from their end. I have attached evidence for your peruse. Thank you. Is it indeed an error? Apologies for the long read. I just want to know if it is worth escalating. Thank you.
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Paystack: Hello Paystack. I hope you’re well. Please I need an advice regarding a matter. May I go ahead |
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drabfemmy: Hello. I hope you’re well. Please, I need your expert opinion (a technical person) regarding an issue. I would be grateful if you reply. So I have been using Globacom for 3 years. Over the last one year, I have had a back and forth with Globacom regarding some issues from their own end. I have had to involve NCC multiple times in the past for my complaint to be resolve. Last Wednesday, my number was restricted from making calls. I wasn’t too bothered about it until last Friday. I decided to send an official mail to globacom as I was unable to even make a call to them. I copied NCC in the mail stating the issue. In summary I told them they had no right to bar/restrict my line without a prior notification. This particular customer representative replied my mail directly to NCC (As in Dear NCC instead of Dear Viicfuntop). The rep directed NCC to advise me to recharge my line as I had low airtime. I was confident the restriction message was not because of low airtime. I went on to buy airtime just to be sure and I waited for two hours before trying to call out. The restriction was was still there. I took a screenshot and attached it to my next mail with NCC still in company and this particular customer rep again told ncc to advise me to recharge my line. At this point, I was pissed. I sent another mail to the mail showing them that i had more than enough credit to call for three hours. I attached another evidence but I didn’t get a reply. Another representative replied me on Sunday. My nin is not properly linked to my number. Last year, most of the telecom companies sent out a ussd code for linking individual’s NIN to their number. I didn't know mine was not Linked properly. It’s doesn’t justify the restriction though. This is where I need your opinion. On Saturday, I received a cryptic message from globacom sms thread but I didn’t take it serious. Around 1:00 AM today, from globacom’s sms thread, I was called a dummy twice and i was migrated to another plan. I found it weird. In the three years I have been using globacom, I have never received any message that was not official. If I didn’t have this issue with globacom, I wouldn’t take ITV serious. My friend who’s a software engineer said it might be a mistake from the engineer. Apparently when software engineers are testing a new product, they use dummy as a term but the engineer probably forgot to toggle something off Another friend on the other side who is a network engineer said it’s impossible for globacom to make such mistake. Worse case scenario, they use test test or another phrase. It’s highly unlikely that Will happen. He said the dummy statement might be an insult from the customer representative that attended to me initially. Engineers never talk to customer but I don’t think a customer care representative will have the technical expertise to modify a text from the sms thread to a customer. I’m conflicted between these two opinions. It’s too coincidental to be ignored. Eventually if my other friend was right, then that’s data breach from globacom. We have a new update to our data protection law in Nigeria. This person literally has my data in their database. I checked with five other glo customer users. No one received the cryptic message and the dummy statement if indeed it was a software engineering mistake from their end. I have attached evidence for your peruse. Thank you. Apologies for the long read. I just want to know if it is worth escalating to the right authorities. Thank you.
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airsaylongcome: What’s “ODON” |
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Sonnobax15: She blurred her face and that of her kid’s but she didn’t see any reason to do that to the attendants or passerby. In one of the post, a man is actually covering his face so he doesn’t appear in her picture. I know why I said she must be from the southeast. The women only see their children. Not other people. Social media needs to be actually regulated. Nonsense post |
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Sonnobax15: How do you know the children are pretty from the shape of their head 1 Like |
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ahnie: So you can hide the face of your kids but you didn’t think it’s necessary to apply that to the people serving your needs. I believe you’re from the south east Such a stupid post 1 Like |
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😟 People said Lagos is where it’s today because of Tinubu 😩. Please let’s be patient with Mr Tinubu 🥺. |
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I knew it will be Ikeja before opening the thread 👏🏿👏🏿 |
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NonBinary: Hello. I apologize for the late response. Is it okay to send you a mail? 1 Like |
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😕 If there are people willing to contribute towards his treatment, please let me know |
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🤨 One thing I can say without a doubt is that the people desecrating these corpses can be family members, friends, relatives, neighbors or people who attended the funeral. Send me a message to buy cassava flour. Thank you 3 Likes |
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 1 Like |
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Lol These drivers are something. I’m confident that 98 percent of the drivers voted for Sanwolu. When we wanted them to see the bigger picture, they called we Yorubas Omo ale. No one cares. We will find a way to get to work 4 Likes |
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Who didn’t see this coming. All the bike men who voted for him in those areas🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 15 Likes |
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CilicMarin: Lol. Yoruba from Ondo and I voted for Peter Obi. The possibility of me voting for a rat is greater than that of voting Apc. Gbadebo is tomorrow 😒 |
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Is it illegal to have a blood bank business |
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AdaojoTheUrchin: Did he really open apongbon bridge? I’m actually asking. It makes absolutely no sense for he to to have close the bridge for a year. The Brt has to go through Ijora with other cars to marina. The rate at which people take the brt has reduced drastically |
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SmartyPants: I Just came back from a Nairaland ban for replying some miscreants here😌😌. Please leave Rhodes🥺. The goal is to purge out Apc regardless of the candidate in the opposition party. Thank you. |
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SmartyPants: You’re doing it again. Presidential is gone. Sanwo has done nothing in Lagos. Is it the train? Please let’s stop demarketing other candidates and let people vote who they want. Thank you. I am really looking forward to a change in Lagos |
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