- Oyinbo man exposes Nigerian scammer, who tried to lure him into losing money, down to his address
- The scammer posed as a woman, offering to split a N1.5 million deal and requested the man’s bank details.
- The man, Chad Huber, discovered the scammer’s location in Lagos, Nigeria, based on the phone’s country code and even revealed the scammer’s device screen size.
An Oyinbo man exposes Nigerian scammer who tried to lure him into losing money.
The yahoo scammer attempted to defraud a Caucasian gentleman, but it quickly became apparent that the gentleman was quite astute.
The gentleman in question, Chad Huber, decided to share a video of his interaction with the Yahoo scammer who had assumed a false identity as a woman in an attempt to carry out his fraudulent scheme.
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Oyinbo man exposes Nigerian scammer
The Yahoo scammer initiated contact with Chad, expressing a desire to split the profits from a purported business deal.
He requested Chad to provide his bank account information so that he could receive a portion of the N1.5 million supposedly associated with this deal.
In addition, the scammer sent Chad a few pictures of a woman and claimed that they had previously met at a venue known as Club 9.
Despite being aware of the scammer’s true intentions, Chad decided to play along. He noted that the country code in the scammer’s phone number was +234 and this raised suspicions about the person’s true motives.
Having in mind that the code corresponded to Nigeria’s dialing code, it suggested that the scammer did not have pure intentions.
Chad managed to uncover the scammer’s actual location, which was Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria, and even determined the screen size of the device the scammer was using.
The Oyinbo man exposes Nigerian scammer by tracing the scammer back to Nigeria, Chad mockingly referred to him as ‘mumu.’
Below are some comments as the oyinbo man exposes Nigerian scammer;
Steve O: “This one was a little more aggressive.”
@Jaleigh Steinke: “I had one call me Bella. So, naturally, my mind went to Twilight. It was the most fun I’ve had with one so far.”
@User8765432: “Wondering if you responded not in English if they would take the extra step to translate to scam you or if they would move on?”
My Handler Scammed Me When I was in ‘Shine Ya Eye’ House– Whitemoney
Meanwhile, Whitemoney, a participant in Big Brother Naija All Stars, disclosed that while in the ‘Shine Ya Eye’ house in 2021, he fell victim to fraud at the hands of his social media handler, Promised.
Following the reality show, he faced disappointment when he had to handle everything independently for the initial six months, without any team backing him up. The singer’s lack of support took a toll on him, leading to a period of personal struggle.
The situation was mentally taxing, leading him to seek the help of a psychologist.
