Cynthia (not real name), in the spirit of Black Friday, saw some “fantastic” deals on electronics advertised by a Facebook account operated by one James Global Venture.

Cynthia had chanced upon great deals advertised by this account while scrolling through her Facebook. Among the deals that excited her the most was a 7-kilogramme front loading washing machine sold for N60,000 but goes for about N100,000 at the official market.

She would chat up the seller who promised to deliver the item the next day via God is Good Motors. Once payment has been made and confirmed, the shipping is done the same day, so she can receive the item the following day in Lagos.

Of course, she made the payment, including additional N3,000 delivery fee. Unfortunately, the next day passed without any item delivered to her. When she contacted the seller, he asked her to be patient, that the item would certainly be delivered the next day, as there must have been some delays by the transporters.

The following day, however, passed, but there was no item. By this time, she had become jittery, suspecting she may have been scammed. From that third day, James Global would stop answering her chats and all calls go unanswered and unreturned.

James Global Venture poses as a major importer and supplier of electronics based off 46 Ibusa Road, Asaba, Delta State.

See the account here [url] - https://web.facebook.com/jamesglobalelectronics/posts/2386944531634543?__tn__=-R[/url]

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Why will you go on Facebook to shop, does it look like jumia to you? Sorry case