Not sure. Seems they hack it in some way. If I had known this I would have cancelled with my bank. I’ve seen a few articles on the web regarding this. They somehow get into your phone. The question is how will anyone know my cell phone pin?
Interesting. But I believe the fraudsters have control over the sim swap. The report that I got at the store does not correspond with the date of my call and swap
Even if reported, my details are still in the hands of the fraudsters. Does that mean I have to change my service provider, telephone number and email address?
My phone was stolen. Within a half an hour I blacklisted/blocked my phone. I had a new sim card an hour later. 36 hours later R12000.00 was withdrawn from my account using ewallet and cardless cash withdrawel. Although I’ve cancelled all my banking cards, what happens if they still have my...