chaircover:


Please can you gice me to Monday to respond to your questions.
What are you planning on selling?

Sure, Thanks I will really appreciate that.
I plan on selling Men's Polo & T-shirt to start with.

@ op. Thanks for this thread. For one to sell on Konga as a merchant is there a required quantity of the product one needs to have before applying

Am still interested in been a merchant on konga or jumia. I will like to know the procedures, requirements and conditions. Thanks

Does Konga have any drop-off centers in Abuja for their Abuja merchants?

Krak:
Does Konga have any drop-off centers in Abuja for their Abuja merchants?

No only Lagos

thanks so much for this thread. Konga has not credited me after thier normal 7days policy now its been over a week money never show for my account please some one should help me i have sent several mails but no concrete response yet.
wht can i do

debbydee:
thanks so much for this thread. Konga has not credited me after thier normal 7days policy now its been over a week money never show for my account please some one should help me i have sent several mails but no concrete response yet.
wht can i do

This is typical of Konga
You have to be firm
Call your account manager and dont let him/her rest
I had to look for the nanes and Email addresses of senior managers and contacted them
its your money and they owe you

They owe me and I am not taking it easy with them until they pay up.

being a Konga mervhant is not for the feint hearted

Seun I saw you viewing the thread earlier . . .These are the kinds of threads that should be on the front page pls. Its educative.

Krak:
Does Konga have any drop-off centers in Abuja for their Abuja merchants?

They wrote to merchants recently that they will now have drop off points in PH, Abeokuta, Ibadan and Abuja
I am not sure if they have startred yet.

@ chaircover
pls For one to sell on Konga as a merchant is there a required quantity of the product one needs to have before applying as a merchant?

fiestajoe:
@ chaircover
pls For one to sell on Konga as a merchant is there a required quantity of the product one needs to have before applying as a merchant?

No
Some of my items I only had 2 of
You can sell anything from one and above

@ chaircover
Ok Thanks

chaircover:


This is typical of Konga
You have to be firm
Call your account manager and dont let him/her rest
I had to look for the nanes and Email addresses of senior managers and contacted them
its your money and they owe you

They owe me and I am not taking it easy with them until they pay up.

being a Konga mervhant is not for the feint hearted

Seun I saw you viewing the thread earlier . . .These are the kinds of threads that should be on the front page pls. Its educative.

Thanks chaircover after several calls i have been credited finally.
Also do u market on jumia if yes please tell me modalities.
thanks

debbydee:




Thanks chaircover after several calls i have been credited finally.
Also do u market on jumia if yes please tell me modalities.
thanks

I have a merchant account on Jumia but didnt use it much

chaircover:


I have a merchant account on Jumia but didnt use it much

can you please enlighten me. secondly why did you stop using it.

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debbydee:


can you please enlighten me. secondly why did you stop using it.

Jumia is a bit complicated compared to Konga.

Jumia do not have drop-off center, you have to take your orders to their office in Adeniyi Jones for onward delivery to customer.

But if you get someone to explained the details involved, you will understand it but mind you the process is long and they charged high commission.

I have processed just 2 orders on their platform compared to several hundreds on Konga.

iMerchant:


Jumia is a bit complicated compared to Konga.

Jumia do not have drop-off center, you have to take your orders to their office in Adeniyi Jones for onward delivery to customer.

But if you get someone to explained the details involved, you will understand it but mind you the process is long and they charged high commission.

I have processed just 2 orders on their platform compared to several hundreds on Konga.

This is quite interesting!

martin1985:


This is quite interesting!

Will like you to share your experience selling on Jumia.

Beside your Jumia shop url is redirecting to the homepage.

iMerchant:


Jumia is a bit complicated compared to Konga.

Jumia do not have drop-off center, you have to take your orders to their office in Adeniyi Jones for onward delivery to customer.

But if you get someone to explained the details involved, you will understand it but mind you the process is long and they charged high commission.

I have processed just 2 orders on their platform compared to several hundreds on Konga.

thanks imerchant. what other platform can one use apart from jumia

debbydee:


thanks imerchant. what other platform can one use apart from jumia

You can use Konga.

Build your e-commerce site powered by WooCommerce on wordpress.

Start a Facebook page, do facebook ads for "Shop Now" and "Page Likes" target your market.

You can use Kaymu.com.ng (Although I have stop) and you can also use Nairaland if your target market are here.

Best of Luck

iMerchant:


You can use Konga.

Build your e-commerce site powered by WooCommerce on wordpress.

Start a Facebook page, do facebook ads for "Shop Now" and "Page Likes" target your market.

You can use Kaymu.com.ng (Although I have stop) and you can also use Nairaland if your target market are here.

Best of Luck

thanks very much pls can i get your contact so you can further enlighten me.

iMerchant:


You can use Konga.

Build your e-commerce site powered by WooCommerce on wordpress.

Start a Facebook page, do facebook ads for "Shop Now" and "Page Likes" target your market.

You can use Kaymu.com.ng (Although I have stop) and you can also use Nairaland if your target market are here.

Best of Luck

Hi, how is the payment integration system like? For a e-commerce site powered by woocommerce

debbydee:



thanks very much pls can i get your contact so you can further enlighten me.

Kindly send a mail via nairaland.

Thanks

Tmany:

Hi, how is the payment integration system like? For a e-commerce site powered by woocommerce

Payment integration is very easy.

It is as easy as installing a plugin.

You use CashEnvoy or VoguePay payment plugin.

Regards

good job mummy chair

iMerchant:


Kindly send a mail via nairaland.

Thanks

ok. thanks i have sent u a mail