Posted by Amarachi on Fri 09th Sep, 2022 - tori.ng
He disclosed that criminals at the point of entering their pins, delete the actual amount they want to withdraw and enter a far lesser amount before they enter the pin.
DSP Bright Edafe
Spokesperson of the Delta state command, DSP Bright Edafe has taken to Twitter to reveal another method fraudsters apply to defraud POS operators.
He disclosed that criminals at the point of entering their pins, delete the actual amount they want to withdraw and enter a far lesser amount before they enter the pin.
In a Twitter thread, Edafe wrote;
''For POS operators, what criminals do is that, at the point of entering their pins, they delete the actual amount they want to withdraw and enter a far lesser amount before they enter d pin. For POS operators that's not smart, they just take d receipt without double checking.
For example, they claim thay want to withdraw #100,000, the POS operator enters d amount and pass d POS to them for their pin, instead of entering d pin, they go back, delete two zeros thereby reducing the amount to #1,000 print the receipt, collect the money and go. Beware!!!''