Bluepay is a complete scam don't fall…
Bluepay is a complete scam don't fall for their tricks
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Bluepay is a complete scam don't fall for their tricks
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Payment of N6,200.00 via Duke Sochimaobi Ekiegini (5868587620-Moniepoint), still unconfirmed to date…
This company (blue-pay-001.vercel) is completely fraudulent and they have a lot of agents out there collecting money in the guise of bpc code purchase to credit you with N200,000. Initially they will tell you to activate with N10,000 then after that they will request additional N15,500. This is one of the agents:
Ilemikan Abiodun Adeleke
6140406274
Opay
+234 813 105 4220.
It’s all scam guys. Stay away from them.
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