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Customers’ Money Not Safe In GTBank – Customer Cries Out Over Missing Fund

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A customer, identified as Bankole has revealed his ordeal in the hands of the popular Nigerian bank, GTCO, as he disclosed how he started receiving debit alerts on his phone.

According to Bankole, the debit alerts are for transactions he never carried out where a cumulative sum of N2.95 million was subtracted from his Guaranteed Trust Bank (GTB) account.

BrandNewsDay Nigeria reports that a GTCO formerly known as GTBank has been fingered by a customer over his missing fund kept in the leading Nigerian bank’s haven.

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According to FIJ, Bankole narrated that he had been hearing stories of people getting debit alerts for transactions they did not carry out, but he never thought it could happen to him despite that he had been a very caring person.

“I couldn’t believe my eyes when those debit alerts started coming in the afternoon, at past one.

“I experienced all kinds of emotions on sighting the debit notifications on his phone.

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“At that moment, I could neither think straight nor immediately fashion what my next line of action should be.

suddenly, I found myself on the bathroom floor, and in a pool of water. I also heard people shouting my name from a distance not too far from where I was lying. “When I eventually looked around, I saw that people were praising God on my behalf. I had indeed fainted as a result of the development.

However, Bankole later visited the GTB branch closest to where he lived in Agbowo, Ibadan, Oyo State, in the company of his wife.

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A female customer care officer, who checked Bankole’s account, discovered he only had a little over N9,000 as balance. He was then given a dispute form to fill with a promise that the incident would be investigated and that a resolution would be communicated to him as soon as possible.

However, Bankole has not got any favourable feedback from GTB.

Customers’ Money Not Safe In GTBank – Customer Cries Out Over Missing Fund

 

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“Looking at the debit alerts I had received, the funds were moved to a Sporty Bet account, and when I contacted Sporty Bet, I was told my Bank (GTB) would have to be very proactive in helping me recover back the money. Later in the day, I got a call from Sporty Bet informing me that a part of the money had been moved to Sparkle Microfinance Bank,” he said.

“I have never at any point in my life placed a bet, because I have always been contented with the little I have. How my account details became public knowledge, such that fraudsters were able to have access to my funds, is what I demand to know. This goes to show that customers’ savings are no longer safe with these banks.

“These are funds I have been saving up to process my postgraduate admission in the United Kingdom. I need GTB to help recover my money,” Bankole said.

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