A POS operator, Bassey Francis, has accused a customer, Joy Deshi, of allegedly scamming him by doing a fake money transfer to his bank account during a business transaction.
The aggrieved POS operator, in a statement shared on Facebook on Saturday, mentioned that Miss Deshi visited his shop in Jos, Plateau State, in the morning on Saturday, June 13, 2024, and allegedly did a “fake alert.”
He mentioned that she had refused to pick up her calls after he tried reaching her.
Bassey, however, threatened to take legal action if she failed to pay for the services rendered.
Bassey wrote, “This lady, Joy Deshi, is a scammer. She did a fake alert in our POS shop this morning and has refused to pick up her calls.
“If you know her, tell her she has 12 hours; otherwise, she bears the consequences.”
The attention of the lady has since been brought to the Facebook post, and she replied by asking the POS operator for “evidence.”
“Bassey Francis, show evidence, and where is your shop located?” Miss Deshi asked.
At the time of filing this report, the businessman had yet to provide evidence or reply to the customer.
