Good for you Keraka. That must have been real adrenaline rush for you. Be more careful next time.

aki ya Ngai mimi si mwizi, nauzanga mutura pale ngara...

on a more serious note i was pulling your ears. Its impossible to have such a scenario. Ask yourself kwani the agent is blind? kwani hakuna recon? kama ingekuwa si angenipigia simu since they do record all details.

but it would feel good if it was possible and possibly singerundisha

Isokei ulikula pesa ya wenyewe. Hope he doesn't send jinis to you and we see you on TV hapo kongowea crawling on all fours and eating grass, while begging him to take his money back.

Last Friday around 10am I also happen to have sent 1025 to a wrong number; wrote 0712 instead of 0721...I could not to Safcom customer care for the many times I called.
An automatic voice prompt alerted me that I would be called in the next 2 hours lakini waphy?

I tried calling the wrong number and I heard "samahani nambari ulipiga haitumiki kwa sasa..."

I kept cool until today when I passed by town and saw some Safcom customer care manned by a Waria near city market, enetered and told him long story...to cut the short story long he said the cash would be reversed withing 24HRS...by the time I was driving the car out from Lifestyle Nakumatt parking an sms came and guess what? MY CASH WAS BACK.


I arrived at the office only to find some collection going on, a colleague had lost her dad, I paid 1K contribution.
cest la vie!

I know someone who sent money to the wrong number who immediately forwarded it to the sister [she claimed to be the sister when called by customer care]. Anywho the person rushed to a Safcom shop [she was in town], the Safcom customer care agent was able to tell the number the money was forwarded to, froze the account/money and called the second number to explain the whole thing. Luckily the 'sister' didn't bishana. I think she got scared because the customer care guy was calling her and the brother by names [available in the system] and explaining why it is a criminal offence!

Word of advice. Immediately you notice the mistake, talk to the Mpesa agent or near one or call Safcom. There was a time MPesa agents had the ability to reverse transactions with a certain code. At one point it had been stopped. I'm not sure of the status now. But either way, a phone call to Safcom ought to easily sort things out if the money is still in the 'system'.

This thread just made my day.

hehehe,nice 1

How can one save numbers on windows phone 8 phone Sim Card???

I think in a case like this one where the money is already withdrwan by the time you call, then there is nothing the operator can reverse, isn't? The money has already been withdrawn. So I guess the best step would be to let the police try and catch the person.

I think the best solution here is to make sure we verify the number before hitting the send key.

Pole lakini.