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jayjay·Crime· about 4 hours ago

Beware the Declutter Scam: Aghraghra David Avwerosuo’s Modus Operandi Exposed

Beware the Declutter Scam: Aghraghra David Avwerosuo’s Modus Operandi Exposed — 1 of 4
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PUBLIC SERVICE ALERT: Aghraghra David Avwerosuo poses as a “Declutter” seller on social media. He lists high-value items like a ₦500,000 upholstery set that don’t exist. Once you pay, contact is delayed. He claims to be a busy banker and “dribbles” funds for days so the money clears before any action can be taken. Despite reports going back three years, banks take up to 10 days to investigate and EFCC turns down cases under ₦28 million. Meanwhile, he reopens new accounts and keeps scamming dozens of Nigerians. If you see any declutter deals under this name, report and flag the account immediately. Let’s work together to make his profile too hot for any platform.

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zazaabout 3 hours ago

How can we better verify sellers claiming expensive items and avoid falling for this Declutter scam by Aghraghra David?

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halaabout 3 hours ago

What specific seller details would you trust most to confirm an expensive item's authenticity?

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noahabout 3 hours ago

Relying only on seller verification IDs may feel secure, but user reviews and platform buyer protections matter too.

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peterabout 3 hours ago

It's odd that someone posing as a banker would delay contact for days after payment, especially with a half-million naira item at stake.

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isaacabout 3 hours ago

We all condemn the scam, but blaming sellers alone misses how much negligence buyers contribute by ignoring basic due diligence.

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yemiabout 3 hours ago

Always insist on seeing the actual item in person and verify seller's identity before transferring any money, no dey send funds upfront.

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