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CarePlus Store Scam Alert: Do Not Pay These Accounts

CDcare warns: do not pay THE CAREPLUS STORE or SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE. These impersonators are not affiliated with CDcare. See account details and report.

CDcare · 8 October 2026

CarePlus Store Scam Alert: Do Not Pay These Accounts

Official customer warning from CDcare, published 8 October 2026. This alert concerns scammers using the payment recipient names THE CAREPLUS STORE and SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE while pretending to represent CDcare. They are NOT affiliated with CDcare. Do not pay them or do business with anyone using these accounts to offer a CDcare purchase.

CarePlus Store, Care Plus Store and THE CAREPLUS STORE are the name variations addressed in this warning. CDcare is publishing this notice to help customers identify and avoid the reported impersonation scheme.

CarePlus Store accounts identified in the report

The bank-transfer receipts supplied to CDcare display the following recipient details. They are listed so customers can recognise the accounts and avoid sending money to them. They are not CDcare payment instructions.

• THE CAREPLUS STORE — Kuda MFB / Kuda Bank — account ending 3066.

• SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE — Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) — account ending 4045.

Do not pay either account for a CDcare order, instalment, activation or delivery. The bank names identify the institutions shown on the receipts; this warning concerns the impersonators and their payment requests, not an allegation against those banks.

How the CarePlus Store impersonation works

The report includes WhatsApp messages and documents presented as CDcare payment confirmations. The sender uses CDcare branding, refers to Pay Small Small and asks the customer to keep an invoice receipt and an activation code for a delivery-agent visit.

One message claims that a delivery agent will contact the customer within 24 to 48 hours of payment. It thanks the customer for shopping with CDcare and asks them to hold on for confirmation. These claims are part of the reported impersonation; they are not a delivery promise or payment confirmation from CDcare.

The documents are headed Payment Receipt, use the name CDcare NG and show a green PAID stamp. A copied company name, branded receipt, activation code or delivery promise does not establish that a seller represents CDcare.

WhatsApp message used in the reported impersonation

The following text was supplied to CDcare from the reported WhatsApp exchange. It shows the invoice, activation-code and delivery-agent claims used by the impersonators. This is evidence of their message, not instructions or a delivery promise from CDcare.

That's your INVOICE RECEIPT 🧾 #6263P6MJ87362CD is your Pay Small Small Activation Code Please keep all info saved on your cell phone, you're going to need them when the delivery agent visits. Your delivery agent will contact you within 24 to 48 hours of your payment. Thank you for shopping with CDcare! May you continue to grow better and better! Please Hold On For Confirmation

The pattern is to direct payment to CAREPLUS STORE accounts, issue documents using CDcare's name and a PAID stamp, then give an activation code and a delivery-agent promise. None of these claims confirms a genuine CDcare order. Verify orders and payments in the official app.

What the supplied receipts show

• Bank-transfer receipts dated 19 September 2026 show payments of ₦73,995.00 and ₦40,000.00 to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda Bank. Their payment descriptions refer to a Samsung Galaxy A17.

• A bank-transfer receipt dated 22 September 2026 shows ₦9,550.00 paid to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda MFB.

• A bank-transfer receipt dated 5 October 2026 shows ₦142,970.00 paid to SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE at Guaranty Trust Bank. Its payment description refers to a balance for an iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Separate documents presented as CDcare receipts claim amounts of ₦73,955.05, ₦49,303.38 and ₦142,970.78, with 30%, 50% and 75% part-payment labels. These claimed receipt amounts are different records from the bank-transfer amounts above and must not be treated as verified CDcare payments. The same invoice reference appears on more than one of the supplied documents.

This account is based on the customer report, messages and receipt images supplied to CDcare. The seven screenshots below retain the supplied receipt details, with the customer's names blurred. CDcare has added prominent warning labels so these images cannot be mistaken for CDcare payment confirmations. The original receipt content has not been recreated.

Receipt screenshots: transfers to CAREPLUS STORE

All four transfer screenshots below display the recipient names used in the report. The “FAKE • NOT CDcare” label refers to the false claim of representing CDcare; it does not mean that the bank or payment provider issued a fake receipt. These are not payments to CDcare. Tap any image to open it at full size.

Transfer receipt showing 73,995 naira paid to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda Bank on 19 September 2026; customer names blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Transfer receipt 1: ₦73,995.00 to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda Bank, dated 19 September 2026. The narration refers to 30% of a Samsung Galaxy A17.

Transfer receipt showing 40,000 naira paid to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda Bank on 19 September 2026; customer names blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Transfer receipt 2: ₦40,000.00 to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda Bank, dated 19 September 2026. The narration refers to a Samsung Galaxy A17 half payment.

OPay receipt showing 9,550 naira paid to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda MFB on 22 September 2026; customer name blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Transfer receipt 3: ₦9,550.00 to THE CAREPLUS STORE at Kuda MFB, dated 22 September 2026.

OPay receipt showing 142,970 naira paid to SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE at Guaranty Trust Bank on 5 October 2026; customer name blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Transfer receipt 4: ₦142,970.00 to SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE at Guaranty Trust Bank, dated 5 October 2026. The remark refers to a balance for an iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Fake receipts using CDcare branding

The three documents below were presented as CDcare payment receipts. They use CDcare’s name, a PAID stamp and part-payment percentages, but they are not genuine CDcare payment confirmations. Customer names have been blurred; the warning bands were added by CDcare.

Unauthorised receipt using CDcare NG branding and a PAID stamp, claiming 73,955.05 naira and 30 percent part payment; customer name blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Impersonation receipt 1: the document uses “CDcare NG”, a green “PAID” stamp and a 30% part-payment label, claiming ₦73,955.05. This is not a genuine CDcare payment confirmation.

Unauthorised receipt using CDcare NG branding and a PAID stamp, claiming 49,303.38 naira and 50 percent part payment; customer name blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Impersonation receipt 2: the document claims ₦49,303.38 and 50% part payment. The invoice reference is repeated across the supplied impersonation receipts. This is not a genuine CDcare payment confirmation.

Unauthorised receipt using CDcare NG branding and a PAID stamp, claiming 142,970.78 naira and 75 percent part payment; customer name blurred; marked FAKE, NOT CDcare — Impersonation receipt 3: the document claims ₦142,970.78 and 75% part payment, dated 5 October 2026. This is not a genuine CDcare payment confirmation.

How to make a genuine CDcare payment

Open the official CDcare app yourself and use only the payment details shown in your own account. Check your order and payment status inside the app. Do not substitute bank details sent in a WhatsApp message for the details displayed in the app.

If someone claims to represent CDcare but asks you to pay THE CAREPLUS STORE or SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE, stop. Do not send money, an additional balance or an activation payment. Contact CDcare through CDChat in the app before taking any further action.

Already paid or received a suspicious message?

• Stop sending money to the person contacting you.

• Save the WhatsApp conversation, recipient account details, transfer receipts and any documents they sent. Keep the original files.

• Contact your bank or payment provider promptly through its official support channel, report the suspected fraud and ask what investigation or recovery steps are available.

• Report the impersonation to CDcare through CDChat in the official app. Share the relevant evidence privately with support, not in public comments.

Is CarePlus Store affiliated with CDcare?

No. THE CAREPLUS STORE and SQUAD THE CAREPLUS STORE identified in this report are not affiliated with CDcare and are not authorised to collect payments for CDcare. The people using these accounts to impersonate CDcare are SCAMMERS.

Does a CarePlus Store receipt or activation code confirm a CDcare order?

No. A message, invoice image or activation code from these impersonators does not confirm a genuine CDcare order. Verify your purchase and payment directly in your CDcare account and contact CDChat if anything is unclear.

CAREPLUS STORE SCAM ALERT: Do not pay the accounts identified above. Only use the payment details shown in your CDcare app. Report suspicious payment requests through CDChat.