Quote from: Mpamaegbu on July 25, 2025, 11:08:50 PM

Quote from: Iamgoat on July 22, 2025, 07:25:44 AM

The Red flags
... Some will even send you fake transaction receipts and fake testimonials from telegram users that never existed to in a sense lure u into believing in their tricks but it's all lies every time.

You see dis wan so, na im make me chook mouth for dis ogbenge matta bc e get anoda format wey get d same red flag like am but people dey always overlook am. Dem don take am scam so many people. The pattern na dis – Wen u dey wan run business wit somebodi and dem com tell u sey dem nor go fit cheat u bc dem bi pastor. My dear, run. Na dem. They just want make u loose guard so dem go fit enta u wella. If u nor wan run, make u calm down observe dem. A genuine pastor nor go use im mouth tell u sey im be pastor except na u first ask am.

Na wayo wayo na. Na scope wey sharp guys they use scam innocent souls. For their mind, them smart, but come to think of it, there's no reward for scamming someone of their hard earned money and likewise their's no gain saying about it. A scammer is a thief, swindling people's money for their own personal benefits and that's wrong in all rights. Though I will continue to mention and acknowledge the reality which recognizes scam and its damage, I will never condone any act of scams or be sympathetic about it. It's a wrongdoing and we should always have those who speak highly of this and who work towards profering solutions to tackle it. I want to implore all of us to share our individual experiences on this scams and how we overcame them. So that others can learn from our experiences!