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  شخصااً مااً1 week ago

  With all due respect to all opinions and viewpoints, I have another perspective on these matters, which is the shortcut to closing the door of debate and accepting the truth. First, this woman is neither a fraud nor a swindler, nor did she have any intention behind what happened. So now the matter is related to ethics and religion. The mistake lies with those who erred, so do not blame her but blame yourselves. Second, if she is a believer, has piety, religion, good character, fears God, and does not accept anything that is not her right and will be held accountable for it on the Day of Judgment, then she will return your money or what you lost. But if she is the opposite, she will not return anything, and all you have left is to pray to God, who will compensate you if you are patient, and He is the one who will hold her accountable if she is among the wrongdoers.

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  Kareem Mohammed1 week ago

  A report was filed with the cybercrime unit and a complaint was submitted to the Ministry of Communications.

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  جهة سيادية6 days ago

  The solution is to file a complaint with the company and file a report about the incident with the person who received the amount.

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  الحمد لله1 week ago

  Complain about it without saying anything; you won't get them back as long as you delay.

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