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    Posted by Kristina on November 1, 2021 at 6:41 am

    Safety Tips:

    1.You Need To Be Vigilant When Buying Second Hand Phone From Some Nigerians because they install spywares and keyloggers to steal your credentials without your knowledge

    -so if you do buy it make sure you remove all the spywares and loggers before putting your private information

    2.Be Vigilant When Buying Already Ricard SIM Cards as it is so easy this days to Clone sim card without your knowledge so they can steal your credentials without your permission.

    And plus some telecom companies do sell this numbers to scammers

    Once You Are Scammed Your Number Gets Thrown in Scammers list and sold sometimes which is called #SUCKER LIST.

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