Man Living in UK Makes Online Transactions Without Paying Bank Charges Like Card Maintenance Fee
- A Nigerian man who lives in the UK said he is surprised that banks in the country do not charge any fees
- The man said since he has been making transactions in the UK, none of the banks have charged him fees
- He also said the banks have not charged him card maintenance fees like Nigerian banks do back home
A man who lives abroad said banks there don't charge multiple transaction fees.
He made a post on TikTok comparing banks in the UK and their counterparts in Nigeria.
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In his post, faloh_jagaba said that since moving to the UK, he has not experienced any failed transactions.
He said the banks he uses have not charged him card maintenance fees as Nigerian banks do.
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Faloh_jagaba said there are no unnecessary charges, indicating he is enjoying the banks over there.
His words:
"Nigerian Banks don show me shege. Two years in the UK and I never get one single failed bank transaction. Bank never comot unnecessary charges. No card maintenance, POS charges. I am using Lloyds bank and they don’t remove charges. Me and my partner were even saying only God knows how all this banks are making profit."
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Reactions as man compares banks in UK and Nigeria
@Cynthia Badmus said:
"Because na small small money u dey transfer now.. have you tried Lloyd's bank."
@Ifeomasinachi said:
"We know UK is not heaven yen yen yen, transfers as litter as 10k get charges, charges Dey finish my money. There are failed transactions always."
@kejiadeyemi17 said:
"Because you are transferring small small money. Try Lloyds bank, you will change your story."
@Sunflower said:
"I don’t buy airtime to call or do subscription, data no dey finish."
@MISSCUTE said:
"Na Una know the Nigerian banks wey Una dey use. My own no dey disappoint me."
Man complains of loneliness in the UK
Meanwhile, a Nigerian student who relocated to the UK for university studies said he was missing his family back home.
The man lamented loneliness and mentioned that the person he missed the most was his twin brother.
Other than loneliness and difficulty in making friends in the UK, the man said everything was fine over there.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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