Not too long ago, a customer called our office for a particular phone, we gave him a price and on his way here; within computer village o, he saw the same phone with a guy on the street at a cheaper price, feeling smart, he paid. Suddenly, the guy told him he wasn’t selling again and asked for his phone and gave the customer back his money. By the time the customer came to our office he checked the money and discovered that it was paper padded with four 1000 naira notes up and down with the sides carefully crafted to that of bank notes.
 

           So guys, the following are the easiest and simple ways to avoid being scammed in this hard times.
 

 Avoid these set of people saying “u wan buy, u wan sell”; that is those guys on the streets. Even if their phones are way cheaper so one won’t be penny wise pound foolish.
Make sure you always buy from shops.
Make sure before you leave the shop, open the phone and check for all accessories and test for full functionality.
When buying a preowned phone, test every and anything before leaving the shop and ALWAYS collect receipt to avoid police wahala.
Avoid coming to computer village with bulk sum of money there are different bank ATMs within the market.