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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by macbeyland(m): 6:10pm On Jul 06, 2018
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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by proclivity: 6:11pm On Jul 06, 2018
macbeyland:
After having 2 days discussion with a prospective buyer who chatted me up. That last question really took me aback. I wonder why he contacted me if he couldn't trust me, not to mention the numerous reviews here.

despite your reviews always treat every client like its the first time of doing business with you....keep reassuring them despite the constant inquiry, you wont blame them people are basically paranoid, the times are not helping either. in my own opinion try and fit into the shoes of your prospective clients. best regards

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by fibonacci2526: 6:30pm On Jul 06, 2018
proclivity:


despite your reviews always treat every client like its the first time of doing business with you....keep reassuring them despite the constant inquiry, you wont blame them people are basically paranoid, the times are not helping either. in my own opinion try and fit into the shoes of your prospective clients. best regards



Why would someone lose his reputation because of 72k?You can clearly see he told the person he has nothing to worry about, the thing is no matter how you reassure some people they would never believe you.

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by proclivity: 6:38pm On Jul 06, 2018
fibonacci2526:




Why would someone lose his reputation because of 72k?You can clearly see he told the person he has nothing to worry about, the thing is no matter how you reassure some people they would never believe you.

why would someone lose his reputation for 72k? good point, but how many of your prospective clients can rely on just nairaland reviews,do you knw till this day pple dnt even trust jumia nd any form of online purchase or deals, these are and will be your clients wether you like it or not so keep reassuring, the pple who arnt conversant with online deals still exist! Sir if they refuse to believe let them be, but keep reassuring,find a way to get your prospective client to do business with you despite your online credibility.

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by fibonacci2526: 6:39pm On Jul 06, 2018
proclivity:


why would someone lose his reputation for 72k? good point, but how many of your prospective clients can rely on just nairaland reviews,do you knw till this day pple dnt even trust jumia nd any form of online purchase or deals, these are and will be your clients wether you like it or not so keep reassuring, the pple who arnt conversant with online deals still exist! Sir if they refuse to believe let them be, but keep reassuring,find a way to get your prospective client to do business with you despite your online credibility.



I DON'T SELL PHONES!!!!!!!!!

You still don't get this, some people would rather you send the phone to them before they pay and these are the same people that wouldn't want to give you their money because they don't "trust"you but fully expect you to trust them. Its easy if one has trust issues, they can go to a shop and buy whatever phone they need.

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by macbeyland(m): 6:40pm On Jul 06, 2018
proclivity:


despite your reviews always treat every client like its the first time of doing business with you....keep reassuring them despite the constant inquiry, you wont blame them people are basically paranoid, the times are not helping either. in my own opinion try and fit into the shoes of your prospective clients. best regards

I wish I could screenshot the earlier conversations. Maybe you would see reason why I had to tell him to trust his instinct, which is also not a bad advise to give to someone who's unnecessarily paranoid.


One of my business person, I haven't seen her before. I don't even know her but someone here on nairaland whom I have also not met before referred her.

My first transaction with that lady I paid 750k to her account without knowing whether she would deliver or not. I just had to give her that benefit of the doubt.

Being excessively paranoid isn't such a good thing because it might restrict one to only interacting with his/her immediate environment as opposed to a world of opportunities.

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by proclivity: 6:43pm On Jul 06, 2018
macbeyland:


I wish I could screenshot the earlier conversations. Maybe you would see reason why I had to tell him to trust his instinct, which is also not a bad advise to give to someone who's unnecessarily paranoid.

not at all i liked the way you treated the matter with the client though with that statement.
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by proclivity: 6:51pm On Jul 06, 2018
fibonacci2526:




I DON'T SELL PHONES!!!!!!!!!

You still don't get this, some people would rather you send the phone to them before they pay and these are the same people that wouldn't want to give you their money because they don't "trust"you but fully expect you to trust them. Its easy if one has trust issues, they can go to a shop and buy whatever phone they need.

duely noted, this is and has always been a challenge, it is not a new situation. untill online sellers find a way around it, we will keep talking about this over and over, a solution is what is needed not the obvious challenge/problem. business isnt static, jumia,ali express,amazon with their credibility do not talk about their challenges in public they propagate their successes, while looking for means to overcome their challenges.

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by macbeyland(m): 6:58pm On Jul 06, 2018
proclivity:


duely noted, this is and has always been a challenge, it is not a new situation. untill online sellers find a way around it, we will keep talking about this over and over, a solution is what is needed not the obvious challenge/problem. business isnt static, jumia,ali express,amazon with their credibility do not talk about their challenges in public they propagate their successes, while looking for means to overcome their challenges.

Thumbs up.
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by samkol26(m): 7:03pm On Jul 06, 2018
The person is just doing what I could've done if I ordered a year or 2 ago.. But now I don't know why I'm not afraid about trusting people with my money anymore.. I ordered from nobody too for the first time and I'm still waiting. Seriously I don't see anything that is wrong in him doubting you and I don't see anything wrong in your answer.. But what I see wrong is you posting it here.. What is to be discussed about it.. He doesn't have a right to doubt because he has seen your reputation online? .. Haven't we seen a thread here where fake sellers drop reviews for themselves. So if you don't know what we see here is not enough for trust.. That's just it

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by fibonacci2526: 7:10pm On Jul 06, 2018
samkol26:
The person is just doing what I could've done if I ordered a year or 2 ago.. But now I don't know why I'm not afraid about trusting people with my money anymore.. I ordered from nobody too for the first time and I'm still waiting. Seriously I don't see anything that is wrong in him doubting you and I don't see anything wrong in your answer.. But what I see wrong is you posting it here.. What is to be discussed about it.. He doesn't have a right to doubt because he has seen your reputation online? .. Haven't we seen a thread here where fake sellers drop reviews for themselves. So if ]you don't know what we see here is not enough for trust. That's just it


You mean If a seller has over 100 reviews of legit deals, that isn't enough still? Omo Thomas better pass some people oooo.

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by samkol26(m): 7:17pm On Jul 06, 2018
fibonacci2526:



You mean If a seller has over 100 reviews of legit deals, that isn't enough still? Omo Thomas better pass some people oooo.

I don't doubt anyone here.. But it is not enough for some people.. And I don't know about you, but I can't go through all reviews of a seller. And my own is if I'm going for something I go for it head-on no matter what happens I learn from it. But for some people it's not enough for them. And you said legit, how do you know? Did you type it? Did you know someone who did drop the review? , you only said its legit because you trust them.. Some people don't trust like you so they got to ask..
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by fibonacci2526: 7:24pm On Jul 06, 2018
samkol26:


I don't doubt anyone here.. But it is not enough for some people.. And I don't know about you, but I can't go through all reviews of a seller. And my own is if I'm going for something I go for it head-on no matter what happens I learn from it. But for some people it's not enough for them. And you said legit, how do you know? Did you type it? Did you know someone who did drop the review? , you only said its legit because you trust them.. Some people don't trust like you so they got to ask..


How do I know they are legit? You say it as a matter of fact as if I haven't patronised at least 2 of our sellers here over and over again. I give up.
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by noobody(m): 7:29pm On Jul 06, 2018
8 cool done

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by samkol26(m): 7:35pm On Jul 06, 2018
fibonacci2526:



How do I know they are legit? You say it as a matter of fact as if I haven't patronised at least 2 of our sellers here over and over again. I give up.

I see you still don't get my point here I didn't say he's wrong and I didn't say the seller is wrong. What I'm saying is that we have differences in personality.. That's your own you choose to trust the seller and after patronizing them you trust them more because they delivered. But he's doing it for the first time and unlike me he didn't trust the seller, so I don't see why the seller should post it here.. What is there to discuss..
In fact I've also patronized them and I trust them but everyone can't be like you. This is how my deal went.

Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by oxygenlove(m): 7:42pm On Jul 06, 2018
macbeyland:
After having 2 days discussion with a prospective buyer who chatted me up. That last question really took me aback. I wonder why he contacted me if he couldn't trust me, not to mention the numerous reviews here.
hahaha, *LAFNOGOKILMEE* 4get trust matter, the guy dey try tell u say e don tey wey him don dey gather that money o,,,

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by GrandMufti: 7:45pm On Jul 06, 2018
Harryfrosh:
dis word seems aggressive to me....ignorantly.....can't you make your point peacefully?....how will you feel if I also reply with something abusive.....about the application you're talking about....I just subscribe to the phone this morning and all the application I downloaded is just whatsapp and puffing browser....



Delete all apps that you are not using especially those in Chinese if you can. And restrict Internet access to only apps that needs it
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by GrandMufti: 7:47pm On Jul 06, 2018
uduakys:
My redmi note 5A is no longer charging when i plug it to charger for 3 days now,it is dead.Please what do i do.

Sorry o. Have you tried other cables/ charger?
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Nobody: 7:48pm On Jul 06, 2018
Macbeyland I like the advice you gave the client. Trust your instincts.......
In business, you do your best to convince the client by giving them reasons why they should trust you. but never try to force them or sway them to a certain decision. Allow them make their choice.

As a customer, it is your responsibility to make research about the person or company you are patronizing.
I remember when I got my first xiaomi phone from a seller on this thread. I researched about the guy so much, even to the point of using Google. I found out where he works in case anything happens. In all, I could not find any reason why I should not trust him. grin but that was then. grin

Since that time, I have even bought other things from sellers here. A new person will always be paranoid and you shouldn't blame them.
And whether new or old, it is always good to shine your eyes!!! shocked grin

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Protein0: 7:51pm On Jul 06, 2018
macbeyland:
After having 2 days discussion with a prospective buyer who chatted me up. That last question really took me aback. I wonder why he contacted me if he couldn't trust me, not to mention the numerous reviews here.
has airing it made d person trust u?
One thingy you'll agree with me is that those that will buy won't chat very very long with loads of rhetorical questions. Imagine a question like "can I trust you with my money?" or haven't you been asked that before? I wonder if a scammer will answer "no" to such. Imagine this, 'I've read loads of positive feedbacks about you and I was actually referred to you by a friend. It's not as if I don't trust you but can you scan your international passport to me? " grin grin
Or something like' I've trust issues, can you send it first and I'll pay after receiving the phone", from someone with no single post/topic here on nairaland before o cry

The bottomline is that not everyone who buzzed you wants to buy, if you like pay Davido to give them "assurance" or even take the phone to them, they will not buy.
If some people still doubt aliexpress with one of the best buyer's protection policy, who are 'we' with few hundreds of just online feedbacks and recommendations?
But it's not OK for you to start airing it, or did someone ask you here? kiss

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Protein0: 7:55pm On Jul 06, 2018
It's been a while here.
"hi noobody, hello everyone, it's pretty good to be here...."

Who can relate with the above intro?

I greet una o cool cool
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by samkol26(m): 7:57pm On Jul 06, 2018
Protein0:
has airing it made d person trust u?
One thingy you'll agree with me is that those that will buy won't chat very very long with loads of rhetorical questions. Imagine a question like "can I trust you with my money?" or haven't you been asked that before? I wonder if a scammer will answer "no" to such. Imagine this, 'I've read loads of positive feedbacks about you and I was actually referred to you by a friend. It's not as if I don't trust you but can you scan your international passport to me? " grin grin
Or something like' I've trust issues, can you send it first and I'll pay after receiving the phone", from someone with no single post/topic here on nairaland before o cry

The bottomline is that not everyone who buzzed you wants to buy, if you like pay Davido to give them "assurance" or even take the phone to them, they will not buy.
If some peole still doubt aliexpress with one of the best buyer's protection policy, who are 'we' with few hundreds of just online feedbacks and recommendations?
But it's not OK for you to start airing it, or did someone ask you here? kiss

That's exactly what I'm saying oo

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by fibonacci2526: 8:03pm On Jul 06, 2018
Una wey dey sell phones, una dey really try. Can imagine the kind of stuffs you see and read each day from "prospective" clients.
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by Protein0: 8:15pm On Jul 06, 2018
samkol26:


That's exactly what I'm saying oo

how, where and what to buy plus who to buy from is to the absolute discretion of the buyer. It's his or her money but the annoying part is that some people actually know that they have trust issues(which isn't abnormal) but they will still approach online sellers to trust them by sending their phones first or use their money to order black shark and get paid after arrival angry
Do you request for what you can't give? Very simple!

Everyone isn't a candidate of e-commerce and they can't be blamed, they've been wounded, no thanks to dem scammers cry But once you know you can't do some bits of diligence to trust online deals, then always buy offline. No wahala at all cheesy

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by ubev01(m): 8:26pm On Jul 06, 2018
fibonacci2526:




Why would someone lose his reputation because of 72k?You can clearly see he told the person he has nothing to worry about, the thing is no matter how you reassure some people they would never believe you.
some people loose their reputation for far less, also our pockets determines our reaction in situations like that

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Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by fibonacci2526: 8:37pm On Jul 06, 2018
ubev01:
some people loose their reputation for far less, also our pockets determines our reaction in situations like that


I get what you are saying but as a buyer you must do your due diligence. If he/she still doesn't trust someone that has concluded so many deals in the course of research,that means the person get major issue.


Bottom line is if you have trust issues, Waka go shop buy your phone.
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by ubev01(m): 8:59pm On Jul 06, 2018
fibonacci2526:



I get what you are saying but as a buyer you must do your due diligence. If he/she still doesn't trust someone that has concluded so many deals in the course of research,that means the person get major issue.


Bottom line is if you have trust issues, Waka go shop buy your phone.
agreed, but i dont blame people with trust issues
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by addictiv(m): 9:11pm On Jul 06, 2018
Harryfrosh:
dis word seems aggressive to me....ignorantly.....can't you make your point peacefully?....how will you feel if I also reply with something abusive.....about the application you're talking about....I just subscribe to the phone this morning and all the application I downloaded is just whatsapp and puffing browser....
oga there is nothing abusive or agressive about his comment, the problems u made mention of are issues that resonate with a lot of free apps. You didn't indicate that u only installed whatsapp and puffing In ur earlier comment. Hence it's easy to assume that u ignorantly installed an app that is running ads on your device. (Which I also believe is the problem).
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by GrandMufti: 9:17pm On Jul 06, 2018
ubev01:
agreed, but i dont blame people with trust issues

So why bother chatting with the seller if you have trust issues?
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by GrandMufti: 9:20pm On Jul 06, 2018
Sellers una dey try o. Me no get that kind patience. I won't even bother replying after he asked that question.

Na dis kind people Singapore post dey like frustrate grin
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by vosquare: 9:26pm On Jul 06, 2018
GrandMufti:
Sellers una dey try o. Me no get that kind patience. I won't even bother replying after he asked that question.

Na dis kind people Singapore post dey like frustrate grin
grin grin grin grin
Re: The Xiaomi Thread. by GrandMufti: 9:28pm On Jul 06, 2018
vosquare:

grin grin grin grin

Dem full thread na

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