QUOTE(anonymous552235 @ Sep 28 2020, 11:03 PM)
Just add ANY or ALL numbers into ur contact book then u can see which friend is on bigpay ...there isnt any data leak ...its common sense ...phishing scam ...u can even see the Friends NEARBY feature ..its all part of the app feature
Same like boost n tngo, but why they r not targeted is because theres no or withdrawal amount too small to make any sense, and cant transfer to just any bank account unlike bigpay can send to anyone, anywhere, internationally.
And for a fact that bigpay has permission to read otp sms to login, clicking on their phishing link can immediately compromise to let them login on ur behalf and start transferring out immediately
You guys can claim data leak all you want, but its as easy as just start adding phone numbers sequentially to find out whos on bigpay n start scamming....
The only way out, dont use the service, or bigpay stop offering withdrawal or transfer to account, but then it defeats the point of using bigpay, then bigpay can just say bye bye n close down for having no feature advantage over boost or tngo ....🙄
When the money becomes in closed loop system, then there wont be any problem as they can always retrace and refund the money as its always in their possession apart from merchants cashout like boost n tngo, but accept the fact why u used bigpay in the first place, good fx rate, and transfer n withdrawal!
I'm just waiting for this kind of message. Indeed it's so true. I can just pump in lets say 0110000001 to 0110000100 in my own phone contacts and then see who pops up on my BigPay app. As simple as that, and people claim it's "data leak". What about overseas number? They can also just try their luck one ok. A simple 5 min programming that anyone can just youtube or google it and you can ask the program to automate produce how many phone numbers you want from A to B.
If you guys still hard headed and want to claim it's data leak, go ahead. Data leak is when they know your more than just your HP and Name. For instance, your IC #.
So just be smart when using BigPay.
1) Anyone ask u OTP, just ignore them. Don't even bother. Unless you have time and wanna play with them. Banks never even ask you OTP, why would BigPay ask? Banks also warn you to never give OTP out and if you give, do you blame bank for data leak? No right.
2) Still scared the money can magically fly to another account? Freeze the card when not in use. Senang only what. Just flick the switch only. Not like you need to call BP and ask them to unfreeze n freeze.
3) Any links claiming to be BP, don't pandai2 go click it. Even if you know it's a scam, don't pandai2 click it. Later manatau the link enables browser to read SMS and the OTP comes in, that's it. Scammers don't even need to call you and they already can get your sms. Save their hassle.
Anymore 'data leak' questions, tag me and I will respond accordingly if it's a real data leak or a simple try and error case.
Don't simply anyhow defame a company. Look at
McD after someone tried to defame McD unless you have the money and ready to counter sue BP.
Ok. Have a great week ahead and hope we are smart to
NEVER GIVE OUT OTP EVER TO ANYONE