Nepa should give us steady light and you'll see how fast Nigeria economy will grow.

Wow, this guys don really grow ohhh. Jumai of yesterday. Hardwork pays.

Ok

jayson87:
Two ailing companies

WTF

Two ailing companies?!


Are you for real??!!!

I guess your judgement is coming from a prejudiced mindset. I wont take this serious.

jimmylola:
these rogues that normally deliver substandard products? What you see on site is not what you get

You too fall for their fake product.

chloride6:
Hmmm...

Buy at your peril.....

Are they selling fake products?

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Legitimate fraud..

Package, cook the books, falsify the stats and launch IPO, then sell your stocks and disappear with your cut. The new buyers will take loans, declare bankruptcy, and disappear with their own cut.

Then AMCON holds the bag.....empty...country loses.....collective wealth is about to be siphoned, in the long run.

Uglymugg:
Wow, this guys don really grow ohhh. Jumai of yesterday. Hardwork pays.

it's Jumia not Jumai (it is pronounced as Ju-mee-ah)

Both businesses are struggling, they need lifeline.

I would like to see the valuation report which states that Konga has a value of $3.2 billion

I'm seriously worried 4 MTN. This is not good news in a way, cos it is d sale of MTN's shares dat is prompting dis.

May God save dat company.

This is good news.


You too can own yours very own ecommerce website and sell. Grow your business and who knows?

Read reasons why you need an ecommerce website.
https://www.nairaland.com/5019241/3-good-reasons-why-need

homebase:


Are they selling fake products?

Don't mind some of these folks. They don't read product description before purchase. I know of someone who said he bought power bank and what was delivered was an empty case with just the PCB module. I asked him to show me what he ordered and discovered he selected a DIY empty case for power bank whereby you'd have to put your own battery not more than 15000mAh inside. It was clearly written in the description but he didn't even bother to read it just because he saw 15000mAh for N1,200.

I'm not saying they are 100% accurate in their dealings but most mistakes come from the customer(s) purchasing their goods.

P s I am not an agent

Join my signature below for sure winning games

jimmylola:
these rogues that normally deliver substandard products? What you see on site is not what you get

God bless you. You will buy something for 300K, and you will receive a substantial product of 40K.

THE BEST way is to FKing block all Nigerian sellers and brings in white sellers.
Nigerians are their own enemies.

I prefer shopping with Quickteller on Amazon and spend thousands than on Konga or Jumia.

Their shipping rate is too high, The Money Aliexpress charges is far lower.

NarnieSnyper:


Don't mind some of these folks. They don't read product description before purchase. I know of someone who said he bought power bank and what was delivered was an empty case with just the PCB module. I asked him to show me what he ordered and discovered he selected a DIY empty case for power bank whereby you'd have to put your own battery not more than 15000mAh inside. It was clearly written in the description but he didn't even bother to read it just because he saw 15000mAh for N1,200.

I'm not saying they are 100% accurate in their dealings but most mistakes come from the customer(s) purchasing their goods.

P s I am not an agent

You're saying gibberish. If you've shopped from this stores, you'll certainly know they're scam. Please abeg, swerve one side.

NarnieSnyper:


Don't mind some of these folks. They don't read product description before purchase. I know of someone who said he bought power bank and what was delivered was an empty case with just the PCB module. I asked him to show me what he ordered and discovered he selected a DIY empty case for power bank whereby you'd have to put your own battery not more than 15000mAh inside. It was clearly written in the description but he didn't even bother to read it just because he saw 15000mAh for N1,200.

I'm not saying they are 100% accurate in their dealings but most mistakes come from the customer(s) purchasing their goods.

P s I am not an agent

Dude. The customer is wrong but really who sells a DIY power bank knowing the country we live in ? If that's in some advanced country where people are different fine but e commerce is supposed to be tailored to the locals. How many people want to buy DIY power bank ?
That said, These 2 companies just want to exit. Nothing more.

Improve your shitty services before you think this big. I've heard terrible terrible things about those guys

Are you sure? because information I got is them partnering with one of the crypto coin for remittances business

GloShare:
Better be wise. They are folding up. Konga is gone already.

Ecommerce is not a Nigerian way of life.

owunabastard:
Are you sure? because information I got is them partnering with one of the crypto coin for remittances business

Now that cryptocurrency is almost dead?

My assets once valued at $15k is now about $2k

Bobugee:


WTF

Two ailing companies?!


Are you for real??!!!

I guess your judgement is come from a prejudiced mindset. I wont take this serious.

You say prejudiced mindset, I can tell, yo haven't seen the financials of both companies. Konga collapsed and was resurrected by yudala money. Jumia is on a record back to back bad financial year. Loosing over $10m in investors money

CodeTemplar:
why?

1 l.
Cos almost all their products are gotten from people who buy from alaba international market, inflate the price and supply Jumia. They barely have straight from factory products.

2.
They deceive people with the " blah blah blah percen"t off but charge higher on market value of products and the fare is mostly inflated. So you end up paying more.

3.
Makes one ignorant of the actual market. Plus it kills the fun in business negotiation (African style") '( u know (8

E many Joe. Too lazy to bother about typing all here. Did dropshipping with them 3yrs back and almost cried blood when they returned almost half of the goods I dropped with them with claims that they couldn't reach the customer. Worse was seeing some of my products damaged.
Had to fill forms like say tomorrow no dey and the sweet excuse for refusing to pay back was that I didn't follow packaging rules. Worst is most of the goods ain't mine. Naso daddy take enter debt o. -


Like I said, the experience was terrible. Alibaba no even treat me like that.

SON of Nigeria is a real joke.

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I laugh in economics!!

Another MMM..

Capensis:
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Legitimate fraud..

Package, cook the books, falsify the stats and launch IPO, then sell your stocks and disappear with your cut. The new buyers will take loans, declare bankruptcy, and disappear with their own cut.

Then AMCON holds the bag.....empty...country loses.....collective wealth is about to be siphoned, in the long run.

this got me cracking up

BedLam:
Dude. The customer is wrong but really who sells a DIY power bank knowing the country we live in ? If that's in some advanced country where people are different fine but e commerce is supposed to be tailored to the locals. How many people want to buy DIY power bank ?
That said, These 2 companies just want to exit. Nothing more.

I am not arguing if they are going down or not, I am just trying to tell those guys to stop black-balling them (Jumia or Konga) without giving concrete evidence.

You are asking who uses DIY power bank cases. Are you serious? That is what most people go for these days. Instead of buying power banks with label of 10Ah but get below that when used. A lot of people use scrap laptop batteries that can be charged and replaced.
I have about 13 cells of 18650 scrap laptop battery of 2Ah each, with the DIY PB, i can fit in 5 batteries, charge them full, then replace them with another set of 5 cells. That's like 20Ah using one power bank case.
Try, it and thank me later.

wisdomkid:


You're saying gibberish. If you've shopped from this stores, you'll certainly know they're scam. Please abeg, swerve one side.

Calm your balls, brother. Don't take out your anger on me. No need for the hostility.
Yes, I have shopped from their store and got exactly what I wanted....why, because I carefully read every detail concerning the desired product I wanted to buy.
Sorry about your loss.

Ok maybe I'll consider having a store on Kings. But for now, I stand with Jumia

This scammers called jumia sha