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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Philantropists: 6:30am On Aug 14, 2020
Good you shared this info so people don't invest with such entities. Imagine giving them your money and they don't reply your calls or mails while you are 8,000 miles away.


oneroflo57:


Investment one kept frustrating me until i gave up on them... if getting simple info from them is so difficult, how ll things go when money has been involved. Till today my account officer has not replied any of my mails

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Hallenjay: 6:52am On Aug 14, 2020
Pls is it fidelity bank that has that 4pcent interest on savings... Pls help iav something below a million. Pls help wt d best bank and interest
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 8:41am On Aug 14, 2020
oneroflo57:


Investment one kept frustrating me until i gave up on them... if getting simple info from them is so difficult, how ll things go when money has been involved. Till today my account officer has not replied any of my mails

@oneroflo57 Apologies for any inconveniences . Please talk to me: 08181057319. Whatever issues will be resolved immediately.
I can assure you with Investment One your funds are secured and in good hands.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 8:53am On Aug 14, 2020
Philantropists:

Good you shared this info so people don't invest with such entities. Imagine giving them your money and they don't reply your calls or mails while you are 8,000 miles away.



@Philantropists you have nothing to fear. Investment One is SEC regulated and all funds managed by them are secured as stated on each product prospectus. We have clients all over the country and many diaspora clients as well, transactions are going on well with them as required by regulators.
Please come on board with us and let's make you wealthier with our different products and currently our unique product VGIF is still helping many investors grow their wealth without losing sleep. Let's talk if you don't mind. My contact is on my signature and all over the thread.
Looking forward to having you on board.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:07am On Aug 14, 2020
oneroflo57:


Investment one kept frustrating me until i gave up on them... if getting simple info from them is so difficult, how ll things go when money has been involved. Till today my account officer has not replied any of my mails

Hmmmmm. Maybe i might have to stick with my efficient bank that has an asset management subsidiary. Poor customer service is a big No for me.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by NL1960: 9:17am On Aug 14, 2020
emmasoft:


@oneroflo57 Apologies for any inconveniences . Please talk to me: 08181057319. Whatever issues will be resolved immediately.
I can assure you with Investment One your funds are secured and in good hands.

What of those not on Nairaland?. We have discussed issues of nonchalant attitudes of Nigerians to work here several times. I want to believe that somebody is being paid to handle such communications. The best thing is to take this feedback to Investment One. The bank i use, once i send a mail to customer care, i immediately get an automated response. Within a working day, i get a response from a staff telling me the number of days it will take to resolve it and it gets resolved +/- one day of the days given to me.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by isangjohnson: 9:23am On Aug 14, 2020
Dollar was 475 yesterday for black market.
Will it be a good idea at this point to buy it at small money and keep?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Dsticks47(m): 9:27am On Aug 14, 2020
oneroflo57:


Investment one kept frustrating me until i gave up on them... if getting simple info from them is so difficult, how ll things go when money has been involved. Till today my account officer has not replied any of my mails

Good morning Sir/Ma

Firstly I will like to apologize on behalf of your account officer for not replying to your mails at the right time.

There are various channel by which you can get across to us;

- Contacting The customer care ( mail/call)
- You can also contact your account officer ( you have gone through this channel with no reply. If you can please kindly avail me the name of your account officer privately)
- The live chat on our site is very much available which can be used to request a call back

- And lastly you will be surprised to know the extent by which myself are and @Emmasoft are willing to go to make sure you get a good service from us.

Be rest assured we are more than ready to serve you better.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 10:29am On Aug 14, 2020
NL1960:


What of those not on Nairaland?. We have discussed issues of nonchalant attitudes of Nigerians to work here several times. I want to believe that somebody is being paid to handle such communications. The best thing is to take this feedback to Investment One. The bank i use, once i send a mail to customer care, i immediately get an automated response. Within a working day, i get a response from a staff telling me the number of days it will take to resolve it and it gets resolved +/- one day of the days given to me.

Sincerely, as already noted, everything has been put in place. Some of those past experiences have been addressed with better technology and I can assure you things are different now, you will enjoy doing business with investment one.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 12:02pm On Aug 14, 2020
Irish government to return €5.5m in funds misappropriated by former Nigerian leader.
https://www.thejournal.ie/nigerian-funds-ireland-5175346-Aug2020/

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ahiboilandgas: 12:30pm On Aug 14, 2020
Tb is so bad that an auction took place yesterday and no body commented.....extremly poor rates people where bidding 0.8 for 91 days...and 3.1 for 364

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by ahiboilandgas: 12:33pm On Aug 14, 2020
Rate might remain so for long time ....since the cbn can now manage liquudity via crr debits of banks ..and abandon omo or restrict retail investors....so it only roll over at poor rates.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by DigitalMallam: 1:22pm On Aug 14, 2020
Most people have seek alternative to TB.
Only PFA are still buying, I'll rather leave my money in savings or mmf than wanting time on TB roi of <1%

@House, A friend recently brought a proposal for equity partnerships in his already running palm kernel oil mill. (He basically want me to provide funds for purchase of palm kernel in large qty so as to guarantee daily production)
I've seen his books, gone for inspection, but haven't given consent yet.

My preference is profit sharing (partnerships) with a legal written agreement.

Donno if there is any body on this thread that has experience in such venture. Advise will be highly appreciated.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Nobody: 2:03pm On Aug 14, 2020
DigitalMallam:
Most people have seek alternative to TB.
Only PFA are still buying, I'll rather leave my money in savings or mmf than wanting time on TB roi of <1%

@House, A friend recently brought a proposal for equity partnerships in his already running palm kernel oil mill. (He basically want me to provide funds for purchase of palm kernel in large qty so as to guarantee daily production)
I've seen his books, gone for inspection, but haven't given consent yet.

My preference is profit sharing (partnerships) with a legal written agreement.

Donno if there is any body on this thread that has experience in such venture. Advise will be highly appreciated.

Are you satisfied with what you saw? How much of this your friend do you know?

Generally speaking, the business is good if you guys can get palm kernels in large quantities and, profit margin would be determined by the proximity of your business to sources of supply.

Other pros should lend their voice.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by emmasoft(m): 2:04pm On Aug 14, 2020
DigitalMallam:
Most people have seek alternative to TB.
Only PFA are still buying, I'll rather leave my money in savings or mmf than wanting time on TB roi of <1%

@House, A friend recently brought a proposal for equity partnerships in his already running palm kernel oil mill. (He basically want me to provide funds for purchase of palm kernel in large qty so as to guarantee daily production)
I've seen his books, gone for inspection, but haven't given consent yet.

My preference is profit sharing (partnerships) with a legal written agreement.

Donno if there is any body on this thread that has experience in such venture. Advise will be highly appreciated.

All investment carries one form of risk or the other. After doing your due diligence and you are convinced, go ahead but no matter how convincing nothing should replace legal aspect. All things must be in the right perspective. Try and imagine what happens to your investment when the worst happens. let everything be in black and white and each party knows their limit. Remember past performance of an investment is not a guaranteed of future returns

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by kintus(m): 2:06pm On Aug 14, 2020
DigitalMallam:
Most people have seek alternative to TB.
Only PFA are still buying, I'll rather leave my money in savings or mmf than wanting time on TB roi of <1%

@House, A friend recently brought a proposal for equity partnerships in his already running palm kernel oil mill. (He basically want me to provide funds for purchase of palm kernel in large qty so as to guarantee daily production)
I've seen his books, gone for inspection, but haven't given consent yet.

My preference is profit sharing (partnerships) with a legal written agreement.

Donno if there is any body on this thread that has experience in such venture. Advise will be highly appreciated.

To me you have done enough DD but my concern is; what is the process in place that will guarantee you 100% CAPITAL RETENTION?

PS is important but security of your capital is more importanter

Lastly, don't be so desperate or greedy because, even those books and inspection you did would've been manipulated. Only invest what you can afford to lose.

I wish you all the best.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Savagethe21st(m): 2:45pm On Aug 14, 2020
LordAdam16:


The "bubble" label gets thrown about loosely as a catch-all phrase. When careful introspection will perhaps add more nuance.

Informed investors buying Tesla in 2020 are making a bet that it'd be an Amazon not an Intel.

Both companies are market leaders in their own right. Both companies made outlandish gains in the dotcom bubble and got wrecked in the ensuring fracas. But while Intel only just reached their peak Dotcom stock price this year after 20 odd years; Amazon trades at circa $3000 against a peak dot com stock price of $100+.

Buffett missed Amazon and until recently missed Apple. Value investors railed against Amazon for over a decade, today the Bezos' (him, his ex-wife, and parents) are worth a joint $300b.

Many industry watchers see Tesla as an Amazon. It's not specialist company like Intel that's only about chips.

Tesla is a software, car, energy, manufacturing behemoth with a get-it-done genius CEO who built a f*cking rocket company from scratch and took the entire Russian space industry, Boeing, and other industry titans to the cleaners. His type don't come often and their bet on him are about as risky as betting on a Ketchup company (which Buffett flailed on).

Is there an imminent correction in the horizon? Sure.

But if you compare Tesla today with Amazon in its formative years, there are a lot of obvious similarities which many are picking up on. Amazon also had a painful correction, but left all that in the lurch when they took off.

Green energy is the future and Tesla is racking up indisputable leadership in all the key vectors--cars, software, battery technology, and manufacturing capacity/processes. And it's almost inevitable that like Amazon found with cloud computing (AWS) and Apple found with the iPhone; that Tesla might well stumble upon the next big money spinner in energy with the dominance they accrue.

Now that may not pan out. Bezos famously told his parents there was a 70% chance they wouldn't see their money ever again (which was their life savings). But today, his parents are worth $30b. Tesla might not make the same returns for its investors but this idea that they're cuckoo is a gross misrepresentation of reality.

You either have the stomach to go all in with Tesla or you don't. Neither should be an indictment of one's financial savviness. The former group is channeling their inner Nostradamus while the latter group is channeling their inner Herodotus.

-Lord
bro u know so much...I'm getting more educated as i progress through your quotes
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by drealj: 3:03pm On Aug 14, 2020
arduino:

My brother even most advanced countries of this world with all their competent people appointed cabinets are sliding into recession. Low oil prices and Covid_19 do not look at competence. grin
Dont come here to talk rubbish

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by drealj: 3:21pm On Aug 14, 2020
Dsticks47:


Good morning Sir/Ma

Firstly I will like to apologize on behalf of your account officer for not replying to your mails at the right time.

There are various channel by which you can get across to us;

- Contacting The customer care ( mail/call)
- You can also contact your account officer ( you have gone through this channel with no reply. If you can please kindly avail me the name of your account officer privately)
- The live chat on our site is very much available which can be used to request a call back

- And lastly you will be surprised to know the extent by which myself are and @Emmasoft are willing to go to make sure you get a good service from us.

Be rest assured we are more than ready to serve you better.
Nigerians are just too funny. Wetin concern stay safe,stay Heathly with this matter. AR u a doctor
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by arduino: 3:53pm On Aug 14, 2020
drealj:
Dont come here to talk rubbish
Don't quote me.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Hallenjay: 4:33pm On Aug 14, 2020
Pls n pls... Banks with the best saving interest abeg ooo.
Na beg i beg pls dats the only tin to do since we dont av tb again. Help a broda

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Dsticks47(m): 4:33pm On Aug 14, 2020
drealj:
Nigerians are just too funny. Wetin concern stay safe,stay Heathly with this matter. AR u a doctor

I don’t have to be a doctor to tell my Client/Prospective client to stay safe.

“Your financial health has a lot to do with your physical health”

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Dsticks47(m): 4:39pm On Aug 14, 2020
Hallenjay:
Pls n pls... Banks with the best saving interest abeg ooo.
Na beg i beg pls dats the only tin to do since we dont av tb again. Help a broda

The right alternative to TB is VGIF by Investment one Financial Services.

The Vantage Guaranteed Income Fund (formerly Kakawa Guaranteed Income Fund) is designed to provide a pre-stated return on investment.

Unlike all other money market funds which guarantee only principal, VGIF guarantees principal as well as a return equivalent to the Standing Deposit Facility rate (SDF).

In addition to the guaranteed return, unit holders are also entitled to an addition excess return above the SDF.

The Return on Investment for VGIF is paid out twice yearly (July and January).

Pre-liquidation before 6 months is 10% charge on the accrued interest.

Currently, the VGIF pays subscribers a minimum guaranteed return of 7.5% annually.

To open your VGIF account kindly use the link on my signature.

Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Macxx(m): 4:57pm On Aug 14, 2020
globalresource:


Check remitano, localbitcoins and also binance exchange(you can buy btc from your bank with only 150 naira as transaction charges, even to the tune of 18,000,000 naira) and finally black market(risky except u use escrow service to stay safe or someone u know very well)

How can I buy from binance, please guide me.
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by drealj: 11:01pm On Aug 14, 2020
Dsticks47:


I don’t have to be a doctor to tell my Client/Prospective client to stay safe.

“Your financial health has a lot to do with your physical health”

Nice one. Abeg where is oga Tony56. Respect to Feelamong

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Ikjosh04: 7:24pm On Aug 15, 2020
Is this possible?
Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by TotoNaRubber: 7:38pm On Aug 15, 2020
It is very possible, the economy is getting worse, the US is floooding international market with cheap oil and Nigeria revenue from oil is dwindling.

Anyway bad for some but more profit for some like me, at N550/$, i would have made N1.7m profit on $10k and multiples of more millions still cooling off.

This devaluation will hurt importation, local foods will become more desirable. Time to start buying locally.




Ikjosh04:
Is this possible?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Ikjosh04: 7:49pm On Aug 15, 2020
TotoNaRubber:
It is very possible, the economy is getting worse, the US is floooding international market with cheap oil and Nigeria revenue from oil is dwindling.

Anyway bad for some but more profit for some like me, at N550/$, i would have made N1.7m profit on $10k and multiples of more millions still cooling off.

This devaluation will hurt importation, local foods will become more desirable. Time to start buying locally.



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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Iamblessed007: 3:33am On Aug 16, 2020
So I registered with investment one VGIF and I decided to even try it by sending small amount of money to the account. I put my customer number in the reference when I made the transfer as advised. Since Thursday that I made this transfer, up till now the money hasn't reflected in my VGIF account. If they can be acting this way with small amount of money, I wonder what will happen when millions is involved. I no dey Naija, Am I supposed to be calling them for God sake? Abeg my people has anyone ever had this same issue before?

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by RoyalP101(m): 6:43am On Aug 16, 2020
Iamblessed007:
So I registered with investment one VGIF and I decided to even try it by sending small amount of money to the account. I put my customer number in the reference when I made the transfer as advised. Since Thursday that I made this transfer, up till now the money hasn't reflected in my VGIF account. If they can be acting this way with small amount of money, I wonder what will happen when millions is involved. I no dey Naija, Am I supposed to be calling them for God sake? Abeg my people has anyone ever had this same issue before?

I understand what you may be going through right now, but I will implore you to exercise patient and make use of the necessary help means.

I get to know investment one here, I register for VGIF and I have CSCS account through @emmasoft here and never for one day regreted my decision so far. In short it's the best thing this thread had done for me.

Please relax just forward your complain to the customer service and am sure it will be sorted out.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by hias2012(m): 7:00am On Aug 16, 2020
Iamblessed007:
So I registered with investment one VGIF and I decided to even try it by sending small amount of money to the account. I put my customer number in the reference when I made the transfer as advised. Since Thursday that I made this transfer, up till now the money hasn't reflected in my VGIF account. If they can be acting this way with small amount of money, I wonder what will happen when millions is involved. I no dey Naija, Am I supposed to be calling them for God sake? Abeg my people has anyone ever had this same issue before?

Like RoyalP101 advised, contact their customer-care, CustomerCare@investment-one.com, you can be sure of a swift response and speedy resolution of issues. I have been with them for some time now, no disappointment.

InvestmentOne is one of the best from my experience, and their Ziing mobile app for your portfolio monitoring and management is top-notch.

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Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by Dsticks47(m): 7:06am On Aug 16, 2020
Iamblessed007:
So I registered with investment one VGIF and I decided to even try it by sending small amount of money to the account. I put my customer number in the reference when I made the transfer as advised. Since Thursday that I made this transfer, up till now the money hasn't reflected in my VGIF account. If they can be acting this way with small amount of money, I wonder what will happen when millions is involved. I no dey Naija, Am I supposed to be calling them for God sake? Abeg my people has anyone ever had this same issue before?

Good morning sir/ma
Firstly I will want to apologize for quoting you since your comment is to seek public opinion from investors.

As said by @royalp101 it’s no issue your fund will be posted accordingly.

Kindly send a mail to customer care copying your account officer with the proof of payment attached to the mail.

Lastly Kindly Note your fund is 100% Safe with Investment One Financial Services.

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