Details Of How MMM's Guilder Has Been Scamming Participants With Fake screenshots





According to a victim who posted this online, the man whose picture is above is called Usenobong Ekponyoh and he is an alleged fraudster who uses tricks to defraud MMM participants.

Read his story below:
The money making community has had a smooth ride since it's introduction in November of 2015, and many Nigerians have had cause to testify, celebrate and be thankful for its introduction.

A lot of Nigerians have had their lives touched and changed through MMM, houses, cars, marriages, land, gadgets and other properties have been acquired all thanks to the 30% MMM splashes on its ever increasing participants making it the highest ponzi scheme ever in the country and even causing panic amongst financial institutions which are gradually losing costumers to MMM.

This is soon going to come to an abrupt end as fraudulent Nigerians like Usenobong Ekponyoh and his likes have perfected means of defrauding Nigerians of their hard-earned money.

These fraudsters hiding under the fine-working MMM scheme will PH (provide help) with large sums of money ranging from hundred to one million when matched to pay or make payment they stall with promises that they're busy until the receiver gets apprehensive, then at the last minute, usually late at night they upload fake screenshots pressuring and try to convince you to confirm that you probably never got an alert or notification due to the time of the transaction and if you ignorantly oblige, your hundred, two hundred, five hundred or even 1m is GONE!

Funny enough the main person perpetrating all of these is a guider with MMM, and has been reported to be carrying out this fraudulent act undetected for the past couple of months. This calls for the credibility of our dear popular and ever growing MMM community.

Could Usenobong Ekponyoh whose pictures, phone numbers and business name appear here be collaborating with MMM to be doing this? Could the LAWRENCE ANINI of our time be so smart as to elude the ever prying eyes of our MMM officials?

My friend narrowly escaped being scammed last week too via same process this time the person went as far as constructing a bulk SMS to look like an alert. She got it and almost confirmed him until she noticed that there wasn't account balance in the alert. She went to the ATM to check her account balance then she got the shock of her life. The money wasn't there and the SMS she got was a bulk SMS. Please if you in mmm, make sure your alert comes with your account balance and don't let anyone pressure you into confirmation when u aren't sure or Haven't seen your money





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