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Emperoh:
This is the Inspired_M of clearing!!

Just can't imagine what diligence, professionalism and honesty can do!
He may not have all the jobs but i can assure u, he does the ones he gets professionally!!

Kudos bro, another job go soon come your end!!

Chief Emperoh, thanks so much for your comments and your various referrals.You are highly appreciated.

Will be expecting your job, Thanks.

blacksta:
Pictures - So people can see your handiwork. You are now my official Clearing and Forwarding Agent - No one can compare.

Next shipment on the way.

You are welcome Sir, thanks once again for your business.

Will upload pictures soon.

adexfem@yahoo.co.uk. contact us today

blacksta:
ok _ Thanks

Hello Sir, your vehicle is ready for delivery today, but your Mum said she wants it to be delivered tomorrow.

Thanks.

Cleared and Delivered.

og2711:
I have to second this opinion. I have never met adexfem before but my car is cleared and sitting in my house as we speak. We spoke mostly via email and at no time did i feel that my money was in jeopardy. My case was even more precarious as the bill of laden was misplaced but he still found a way to clear the car in the shortest possible time.

I would really recommend him,

Thank you so much for your contribution, we appreciate.

blacksta:
Chairman now your hand I dey ooo, any gist for me

Hello Sir, at last the vessel berthed during the weekend, and she is currently discharging.
Clearing continues.

[quote author=obi_wan link=topic=84426.msg9446588#msg9446588 date=1319985494]adexfem, you've got mail. Please respond. Cheers.[/quote]Just replied you now Sir.

Fhemmmy:
Just would like the world and all Nairalanders to know that we will recommend Adexfem anyday and anytime to anyone . . . . .You service on the 2007 Ford Edge. . . . .https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-771919.0.html was and is very much appreciated.

Also, thanks for your great customer service

I remain Loyal my Honourable Chief.
Thanks for your comment.

ZEETA:
May i seize this opportunity to recommend Adexfem for all your naija clearing and freight forwarding needs. He is very reliable, very honest and very considerate. He cleared my car from Tin-can last year and i never even met him. Saw his profile on this forum, did my due diligence and sent money to him. He did the rest.

You are safe with him.

Hello Chief, thanks for the comment, i really appreciate.
Yeah, it has been a longtime, checked my record now, and it was around March, 2010.

Regards.

blacksta:
Hi

Called the US shipping company yesterday was told due to port congestion unloading should start today.

Okay Sir, noted.

adexfem@yahoo.co.uk. contact us today

8686:
Thanks for your message and advice, by GODS grace when there's a need in d future for such services as clearing n all, i'll contact you. Appreciate it. Bless

You are most welcomed Sir.

blacksta:
Oga - how far with this people - it has been almost a week since that thing arrived on the shores of Lagos.

No news yet Sir.

[quote author=obi_wan link=topic=84426.msg9395430#msg9395430 date=1319289314]Thanks Femi, I have some follow-up questions. Pls check your mail.[/quote]Sent you an email.

Thanks.

blacksta:
Any news -

not yet Sir.

8686:
Dear OP. I drive a 2003 Honda Accord (End of Discussion) which was cleared around February 2009 at Lagos. Unfortunately my house was burgled in December of the same year and vital travel documents along with other valuables were stolen. It wasn't until i plied the Ibadan-Ife route where i met some custom officers on the way and was asked for the custom papers that it clicked that the custom papers of that particular car was among the documents lost to the robbery. I'm the rather meticulous type so i take extra care of the cars i drive because to me cars are not so cheap an investment to misuse so the car still looks like a freshly cleared one. As a matter of fact i've not used the spare tyre that came with the car. Fortunately the officer i met on the way was a complete gentleman and he told me he only allowed me passage because the car was registered in 2009 and had been engraved, otherwise it would have been seized. That baffled me because there was a certain sticker at the passenger window that showed the clearing agent and date it got to the port. To cut the long story short, i contacted my friend whose agent cleared the car anyway and he gave me a man's contact that he could work out a replacement of the custom papers for me since he clears his cars for him at lagos. The man requested for the basic details like VIN, Color, Model, Year etc and charged me 15k. It took about 3days and i was sent the said custom papers, then i was told i was not to keep the original docs in the car (which i already know as this is my third or fourth car) and i started having doubts when he said i was to have the custom papers stamped at the particular local government where i got the plate numbers of the car (which wasn't a big deal to me since it was the licensing office), he then said i had to make sure the stamp reflected February 2009 and that i was to make the photocopied copy in the car look rough so it'll look like its the same all along. I got to the licensing office and those ones told me they don't have anything to do with custom papers. I would really like your advice on what step i should take because i'm a frequent traveller and i don't like being on the other side of the law for any reasons,  I'll really appreciate your advice on this. Have a great day

I will firstly say sorry for the loses.

For the fact that your vehicle was cleared in 2009, you should less problems with customs.You should be using only your registration documents.

But because your vehicle still looks new, police and customs will still be disturbing you.Neatness of body and plate number are some of the factors they look in vehicles before stopping them.They even go to the extent of smelling the interior of your vehicle .

I was thinking about you getting a police report/affidavit, but that one might even put you in problem with our police.

I will suggest you continue to use the documents given to you by the agent.You dont need to stamp it at the licensing office.
Although what they told you at the licensing office is not correct, they do stamp custom documents normally.And in Lagos State, they collect original copy of your duty certificate, stamp the photocopy alongside the custom documents.  


Regards.

, okay.
They have been giving us several ETAs, but i know the vessel will berth soon.

Thanks.

blacksta:
Hello Sir  - How far.  Has Clearing started  can you clear before a vessel berths - Thanks

Yes Sir, clearing has started and custom duty has been paid.
Although the vessel is yet to berth, we are fully set.


Regards.

[quote author=obi_wan link=topic=84426.msg9381973#msg9381973 date=1319116177]adexfem, sent you an email with an inquiry on clearing costs. Abeg respond once you get a chance.

Cheers[/quote]You got a mail.

Thanks.

blacksta:
Na wa for that Vessel sef . From my own understanding it was on the shores of Lagos Yesterday Or what is the process . do vessels anchor waiting to called so they can offload at Tin can island .   Can you recommend a reputable Shipping Vessel from Florida  - I have another vehicle coming shortly after this one. THe suv was my first of many.

Regards

Most times, they change their ETA like this.I recommend Grimaldi Shipping Line for your subsequent shipments.They are better.

blacksta:
Oga _ Any news -

Thanks

Morning Chief, the vessel is yet to berth.
We are still expecting.

Regards.

Conducting 100% Custom Examination at Tincan Island Port.

adexfem@yahoo.co.uk. contact us today.

blacksta:
I waiting for my own pictures

Very soon Sir!!