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In addition to all of these I only allow my transactionary to be linked to internet banking banking and cards.


My large inflow in strictly based on old banking methods with just email notifications. I can't take chances with the multitude of scammers in the country, my dad fell prey to these devils

Lannyjoe4u:
To those that keep money in bank. Na inside kolo i dey put my own 😊

Lol

Scentedgrance:

Jennyclay how re you.

good morning sir.

I’m fine

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UBA is the latest avenue those thieves are using now. How can a bank so useless like UBA? Very lazy idiot workers. U will be referring ur customer to go to Facebook and complain to one LEO, whereby exposing ur customers details to scammers. Very foolish bank.

How do I lock my sim card please?

Have a bank that you can only access only when you visit the bank. Never collect ATM, don't use USSD or mobile app on this .

Once your sim card is locked there's no way a thief can have access to your bank should your phone be stolen

2aces:
Even with all these, Nigerian hackers will still break in your and get the money, because our banking system is too poros and weak.
Best thing to do, after applying all the op recommend, is limit the amount you can transfer at a time with your bank app to the minimum, use your ATM for larger transfers and try not to lose your phone.

Number 2 is the ultimate, when a SIM card is locked I wonder how one would get access

Have two s and let only one be connected to online transaction..... Then be moving money from the bigger to the one online attached

Loan apps nko

FutureFocus:


Nice measure from the OP, but you omitted the most important one

...which is?

[quote author=jmoore post=128017126]1. Lock your phone: Locking your phone makes it difficult for thieves to access your banking app.

2 Lock your sim card: If your phone is locked, a thief can remove the sim card and put it in another phone, using ussd to steal your money. If you lock your sim card, it becomes useless to thieves.

3. Stop putting your ATM card at the back cover of your phone. That's double tragedy if your phone lands in the hand of a thief.

4. Block your bank when at risk: If your phone is missing, or you start getting debit alerts because of theft, block your . You can borrow your neighbour's phone and use ussd to block your bank no.

5. Stop sharing your ATM card/banking pin with others.
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Stop clicking on a strange link.. lobatan

jmoore:
1. Lock your phone: Locking your phone makes it difficult for thieves to access your banking app.

2 Lock your sim card: If your phone is locked, a thief can remove the sim card and put it in another phone, using ussd to steal your money. If you lock your sim card, it becomes useless to thieves.

3. Stop putting your ATM card at the back cover of your phone. That's double tragedy if your phone lands in the hand of a thief.

4. Block your bank when at risk: If your phone is missing, or you start getting debit alerts because of theft, block your . You can borrow your neighbour's phone and use ussd to block your bank no.

5. Stop sharing your ATM card/banking pin with others.

Thanks. But how does one lock his sim?

Pls how do you lock sim? Help to throw more light. Thanks

2aces:
Even with all these, Nigerian hackers will still break in your and get the money, because our banking system is too poros and weak.
Best thing to do, after applying all the op recommend, is limit the amount you can transfer at a time with your bank app to the minimum, use your ATM for larger transfers and try not to lose your phone.

We actually have one of the most secured banking systems in the world.

Locking simcard is very dangerous oo. E fit enter puk.

Nkl4u:
Pls how do you lock sim? Help to throw more light. Thanks

Under security of ur phone settings. But if u no get ur puk number no try am.

Even empty

Scentedgrance:

Jennyclay how re you.

u too like woman

Trophy12:
u too like woman

We are meant to love them.

Number 2 is goated!

Nothing new to learn

Kaido:
Have a bank that you can only access only when you visit the bank. Never collect ATM, don't use USSD or mobile app on this .

Lol u never dey in time of distress that u need urgent cash especially on weekends

PUK is easy to get if na you the SIM.

- Dial *123*7*3# (Can be done from anybody's sim)

- enter your phone number
- Answer 3 questions
Q1 - Mother maiden name
Q2 - DOB
Q3 - Frequent called number

That's all, you'll receive an SMS with the PUK

bobonla:
Locking simcard is very dangerous oo. E fit enter puk.

Save in somewhere safethe ccv number at the back of your atm card, then scape it off.

kayusely70:
Thanks. But how does one lock his sim?

Check your sim pack, there is a manual there. You will see the default PIN, use it first and change the PIN. If you no longer have the pack, call the customer line to assist you with the default PIN. Then go to the settings on your phone and look carefully, you will see an option for it.
Make sure you have your PUK no before you start. Because if you enter the wrong pin 3 times, your sim will be blocked and you need the PUK no to unblock it.

2aces:
Even with all these, Nigerian hackers will still break in your and get the money, because our banking system is too poros and weak.
Best thing to do, after applying all the op recommend, is limit the amount you can transfer at a time with your bank app to the minimum, use your ATM for larger transfers and try not to lose your phone.

You know nothing about the Nigeria banking system.
It's one of the most secure in the world...

Sorry, you cannot. Those thieves that take hidden charges from your acc,you cannot.

ThankGod001:
PUK is easy to get if na you the SIM.

- Dial *123*7*3# (Can be done from anybody's sim)

- enter your phone number
- Answer 3 questions
Q1 - Mother maiden name
Q2 - DOB
Q3 - Frequent called number

That's all, you'll receive an SMS with the PUK
Wow. This is cool. Never know about this. I do call customer service direct sha.