A lady is currently hospitalised after she attempted suicide due to her loosing all the money in her bank account amounting to 105,000 naira last week to wicked fraudsters who reap where they did not sow.
This is a worrying trend and it seems some people are falling for them due to greed in this covid-19 lockdown.

There are 5 categories of people fraudsters look for to defraud or scam.

1. The greedy ones- they are never contented.
2. The online beggars- they see begging as a job and never ashamed of it.
3. The online trolls- they check every available post to see who is doing giveaway.
4. The political jobbers- they support government policies that at times not good for the masses in order to get their 30k monthly pay.
5. The runs girls online- they advertise their product online in order to get a potential buyer or client unknown to them they are been prey on by the potential buyer or client.

And Their are 5 ways to put scammers or fraudsters at bay so as not to fall victim in this covid-19 lockdown.
1. never you post your account that has money in it for help.
2. never you click on any link that is not verifiable.
3. never you believe anybody doing giveaway without screenshot, pix or video evidence.
4. never you believe anybody doing giveaway without any witness as a claim of such.
5. never you send your account to anyone soliciting for it if the person in question is of questionable character.

I just feel like sharing this here in order to help,my 5 cents.

It is finished...

Cc, lalasticlala.

Why did you copy lalasticlala?
Is this a snake thread?

Came here to post something similar. Received this email from UBA

Dear Customer,

You may have received a call or an SMS asking you for your card details and BVN for disbursement of COVID-19 funds or an email awarding bonuses of 30k - 70k, asking you to validate your details.

Please ignore this request as it is intended to defraud you.

UBA will [b]NEVER [/b]ask you for your account details via telephone, SMS, email, live chat or Social Media. If you receive such a request, please report this incidence to us immediately.

The following tips will help you protect your account:

* NEVER share your account information or personal banking details with anyone.
* DO NOT share your card number, the security number on the back of your card or card expiry date with anyone.
* Your card is for your use only, DO NOT share your PIN or give your card to anyone.
* Never generate a token or OTP for anyone via telephone, email, SMS, Live Chat or Social Media.
* If your card is lost or stolen or you think your account has been compromised, please contact us immediately.

vezycash:
Came here to post something similar. Received this email from UBA

Dear Customer,

You may have received a call or an SMS asking you for your card details and BVN for disbursement of COVID-19 funds or an email awarding bonuses of 30k - 70k, asking you to validate your details.

Please ignore this request as it is intended to defraud you.

UBA will [b]NEVER [/b]ask you for your account details via telephone, SMS, email, live chat or Social Media. If you receive such a request, please report this incidence to us immediately.

The following tips will help you protect your account:

* NEVER share your account information or personal banking details with anyone.
* DO NOT share your card number, the security number on the back of your card or card expiry date with anyone.
* Your card is for your use only, DO NOT share your PIN or give your card to anyone.
* Never generate a token or OTP for anyone via telephone, email, SMS, Live Chat or Social Media.
* If your card is lost or stolen or you think your account has been compromised, please contact us immediately.

Thank you for this,folks need to be careful.