DON'T SEND THE MONEY shows you how real scams work, why convincing people fall for them, and the simple checks that can stop you from making an expensive mistake.
Real cases. Practical protection. Tools you can use when something suspicious happens.
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A customer says they have paid and the alert is on its way. A WhatsApp message comes from someone familiar asking for an urgent favour. A person claiming to be from your bank calls to warn you about a compromised account.
A job offer arrives that seems like the break you've been waiting for. An investment promises unusually fast returns, with a portal showing your money growing day by day. Someone tells you that you must act immediately or face terrible consequences.
The people who lose money to these situations aren't usually foolish. They are busy. They are trusting. They are under pressure. They are reacting to an emergency that feels entirely real in the moment.
Scammers rely on this. They know that if they can create enough urgency or enough hope, you won't stop to verify the details until the money has already left your account.
Fake payment alert
They want you to release goods or value.
Accepting a screenshot instead of checking your balance.
Bank impersonation
They want your PIN or OTP to 'secure' it.
Believing caller ID and handing over access.
Compromised identity
They want an urgent transfer to a strange account.
Trusting the sender's name without a voice call.
Investment fraud
They want you to pay a 'withdrawal fee'.
Throwing good money after bad to unlock phantom profits.
The book is built around documented real-world cases, showing you exactly how these situations unfold in everyday life.
A vendor released ₦450,000 worth of electronics after receiving a convincing payment receipt. The alert never arrived.
Screenshots are easily forged. Only a confirmed credit in your actual banking app is proof of payment.
An aunt's account asked for ₦50,000 for a medical emergency. Six family members sent money before realising her account was hacked.
Always verify urgent financial requests with a voice or video call, especially if the account details don't match the person.
A caller claiming to be from customer service asked for an OTP to reverse a fraudulent charge. The OTP was actually used to drain the account.
Banks will never call you to ask for your PIN or OTP to 'secure' or 'reverse' anything.
New scams appear constantly. You cannot memorise all of them. What you can learn is how to respond when a situation feels suspicious.
Don't act while you're under pressure.
Understand exactly what you are being asked to do.
Confirm the important details independently.
Act only after verification.
DON'T SEND THE MONEYisn't just a list of warnings. It breaks down real scam cases to show you exactly how the deception works step by step.
Chima Ogudoro
How Scammers Get Your Trust, Your Money, and Your Attention — and How to Stop Them
You learn to verify payments from the account that is supposed to receive the money.
You learn how to create enough space to verify the situation.
You have a clear sequence instead of searching Google in a panic.
You recognise the psychological tactics behind urgency, authority, trust and fear.
You can protect what remains, preserve evidence and report the incident.
Real Scam Cases. Practical Protection.
A concise practical guide for sellers, traders, POS operators, and businesses handling digital transfers.
A step-by-step emergency sequence covering what to do when someone gains control of a WhatsApp account.
An immediate emergency sequence for someone who has just discovered that they have been scammed.
Founding reader price during launch. Regular price: ₦8,900.
Most people don't need another list of warning signs. They need to know what to do when the next situation looks unfamiliar.
The book uses real cases to teach patterns. The tools give immediate action. The framework creates a repeatable way to make safer decisions.
Knowing common scams is useful, but new variations appear constantly. The framework helps you evaluate situations you have never seen before.
No. The book covers personal finances, family requests, banking, WhatsApp, investments, jobs, online shopping and business situations.
The material is designed for ordinary people. The instructions should be understandable without technical knowledge.
The book includes what to do after the loss, and the First-Hour Scam Response Plan provides an immediate sequence.
No. Nothing can honestly guarantee that. The goal is to help you recognise manipulation, verify important requests and respond more effectively.
Yes. The book is built around documented real-world cases, investigations, official reports, court information, fact-checks and clearly identified firsthand accounts.
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The next scam may not look like the last one.
What matters is being able to stop long enough to check what is happening.
STOP.
CHECK.
VERIFY.
DECIDE.