HungerBAD:
Still confused.

How does one convert a phone to soap?how does this work?they switch the phones to soap?what if I hold the phone in my hands?

bkool7:


The phone is usually sold by miscreants who will claim they stole and just need quick cash.
A 50k phone can be sold to you for 10k. While negotiating the price the guy will tell you that many people are watching so he would put the phone in a brown envelop, unknowing to you he has a similar brown envelop in his pocket.
So you're removing the money from ur pocket the guy would have swapped the envelopes. Once you hand him the money he'll give you the envelope with the soap in it and tell you to walk some distance b4 you open it.
By the time you start opening it, you'll discover you have to open about three envelopes. By the time you notice the soap, the guy is long gone.
This happened to me at Oshodi some four years ago. I thought the trick was old, didnt kown it's still in practice.
We should all be observant. I'm wiser now. I was filled with greed the day I fell for that cheap scam. Immediately he couldn't locate the guys again I just burst into uncontrolled laughter. Cause I couldn't believe someone could scam me so cheaply at Oshodi - being a lag boy myself.

MadCow1:
Name Checkers Association of Nairaland.... Nnewi Chapter..

989900:

Free merge/palming.
Simple psychological trick, but very easy to fall for.
Debug: never allow the item be replaced back into its carton, or re-packed for that matter.
I bought a very expensive watch for N250 (as a mugu then) . . . LoL, in Oshodi isale under bridge, in '89 or thereabout, only to get home to discover I bought 2 N1 coins well wrapped in shape of a watch . . . they show you the watch, but switch it at the last minute with the dupe, it's some work of psychological art, you've got to give it up to them.
I returned back to same spot a week later with my crew lurking in the background, same guy tried to play same trick on me, I insisted no packaging, I laced the watch there and then . . . LoL, guy turned it into a fight, refused to sell again . . . 'big gbege', my crew against his . . . we settled though, as some of my big bros that went with me, knew some of those other guys from Mushin-Alafia from way back.

bkool7:

The phone is usually sold by miscreants who will claim they stole and just need quick cash.
A 50k phone can be sold to you for 10k. While negotiating the price the guy will tell you that many people are watching so he would put the phone in a brown envelop, unknowing to you he has a similar brown envelop in his pocket.
So you're removing the money from ur pocket the guy would have swapped the envelopes. Once you hand him the money he'll give you the envelope with the soap in it and tell you to walk some distance b4 you open it.
By the time you start opening it, you'll discover you have to open about three envelopes. By the time you notice the soap, the guy is long gone.
This happened to me at Oshodi some four years ago. I thought the trick was old, didnt kown it's still in practice.
We should all be observant. I'm wiser now. I was filled with greed the day I fell for that cheap scam. Immediately he couldn't locate the guys again I just burst into uncontrolled laughter. Cause I couldn't believe someone could scam me so cheaply at Oshodi - being a lag boy myself.

HungerBAD:
Still confused.

How does one convert a phone to soap?how does this work?they switch the phones to soap?what if I hold the phone in my hands?

HungerBAD:
Still confused.

How does one convert a phone to soap?how does this work?they switch the phones to soap?what if I hold the phone in my hands?

HungerBAD:
Still confused.

How does one convert a phone to soap?how does this work?they switch the phones to soap?what if I hold the phone in my hands?

jegz25:
The people sef wey dey buy soap as phone...

HungerBAD:
Still confused.

How does one convert a phone to soap?how does this work?they switch the phones to soap?what if I hold the phone in my hands?