Sorry you got Robbed Babe......
Friday, December 20, 2019
Reason You Should Not Save Account Infos On Your Phones......
This is the reason why you should not save account info on your phones!!!
Sorry you got Robbed Babe......
Sorry you got Robbed Babe......
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Chai
ReplyDeleteWe Learn everyday.
DeleteThanks for sharing 🙏🏽
So sorry,is well.
DeleteThanks so much for the information.Take heart on your loss.
ReplyDeleteIt's not necessarily whether you save your account number in your phone or not. What they do now is if that number is in the phone is what you use to open they account they will use it to collect all your money from your account. My advice here is that if you misplace your phone for alteast five minutes, call the USSD of your bank and block your account immediately.
ReplyDeleteI really don't understand this.
DeleteSo if my phone gets stolen, how would the person know my username and password when it is not stored in my phone. My bank in Naija would even ask a security question before allowing me access to my account. So how are they able to do this?
I am curious!!!
I know that with debit/credit cards you can shop with the person's details.
don't they need your pin/ code.
DeleteI don't have internet banking, all I use for transfer is GTB code *737* and they need my code for that. Even quickteller they still need my pin.
I don't know of mobile banking, don't use it. Another thing I do is I don't leave much money in the two accounts I have. I leave one with like 100k just for emergencies. Then my salary account I use for daily expenses. Any huge mo0ney I get I immediately move to fixed deposit.
so you cant find millions in my account even though I have. If a million enters my account, by mid-day iv moved it.
If you use a USSD shortcode, it's possible.
Delete@Abroadian BV and 12:01, I really don't know the answer to this question. But the truth remains that it is happening and it has happened to Someone i know. The best thing is to use another person's phone and dial the USSD number of your bank and block the account asap. In all may we not fall victim to them at all. Amen
DeleteBVN and phone number can be used to collect money from the account. They know how that do it that it doesn't require any pin.
DeleteNawa o. Terrible.
ReplyDeleteIt's not a good idea saving bank details on phone. Pele
ReplyDeleteEyah ....its well
ReplyDeleteSorry Ada Baiby.
ReplyDeleteWhen a relative entered one Chance, sometime this year, his phone was collected from him, he collected someone's phone and called him. I called the banks he was operating with to block his account because his phone and ATM cards were stolen. They did. I gave them only the phone number and his name.
ReplyDeleteSimply password your sim card that's all.thieves can never have access to it even when your phone is stolen.
ReplyDeleteYou are right on this,my sim card has password!u can't access it without requesting for d password first
DeletePlease how do they password sim?
DeleteBest comment.
DeleteI have learnt
ReplyDeleteEyah chai e go pain o.
ReplyDeleteIn this hard time,may God keep us safe
ReplyDeleteThe best is to password your phone and SIM, even when they flash your phone, they can't open your SIM.
ReplyDeleteWhat if you fall into any form of harm and your loved ones need to be contacted?
DeleteGenny if your phone is stolen how can you contact anyone? You still need to password your phone and SIM for safety.
DeleteChai!! It's well
ReplyDeleteEven if your details is not stored on your phone they can still defraud you.
ReplyDeletePlease when you're on the road at odd times keep your phone. Few minutes of not press phone doesn't kill.
Online customer care line opens 24hrs.
When you misplace your phone or ATM card, call your bank immediately to avoid story that touch.
Does first bank even have online customer care line sef ?
DeleteChei! Sorry Adaku!
ReplyDeleteI password my sim and I make sure I delete all bank transactions...
I no wan hear say...
My main account where money dey, no ATM o, no internet watever on it. i go to the bank jejely and transfer. igboro is not smiling o. i cant work for anoda to eat abeg. ALWAYS password your phone
ReplyDeleteHow can I password my sim pls
ReplyDeletethis guys are learning new method day by day.
ReplyDeleteThis is why I am neither techy nor savvy, mbok. I need to transact, I go to the back, not even any app.They keep advertising, but I don't care. Two Saturdays ago, about to withdraw, a young lady ahead of me on the queue just started crying helplessly after her turn. According to her, last night, she lost her phone(Friday) and this morning(Saturday), she rushed to check her balance, EVERYTHING was gone. Call me old school, I don't mind, as long as I stay safe in this wicked times. Imagine what would happen to an elderly man or woman, blind etc. People are just wicked.
ReplyDeleteMonday till Tuesday afternoon too tey to block account na madam. U can do that via short codes for most banks or you call the customer care immediately
ReplyDelete