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Ben Murray Bruce wants a youth-dominated government when he is a Senator at 60 and hoping to be governor at 63. Let him first vacate his seat for a youth in his constituency. Hypocrisy of the highest order. |
I have an orange one, unlocked. 45K in Ibadan ONO. 08037148252. Text or whatsapp. Lumia 640XL LTE Dual sim. |
ayxmania:He brought it to Ibadan by himself, why do you think he should have a problem retrieving it, by himself? |
mrakin:Great question. 1. Cash and carry has an office in Ibadan, I wont have to log the TV to Lagos. 2. Is Acunon now Cash and Carry? What stupid defence by stupid people? |
acunon:The last man who sent his dummy tv to you recounted his sad experience here. I don't want to fall into the same trap. You can come and carry it like egg as u recommends. I dont want story about "MORE DAMAGE" due to the mode of transportation. |
Vikings007:N4B is not too much to spend on the health facility used by our top government functionaries. Like they say, the devil is in the details. In any case, no one has suggested that the money is too much, in absolute terms, the condemnation is in relation to money proposed for other federal TEACHING hospitals. Again, I can not justify (or unjustify, pardon the coinage) the figures based on the little information I have. Neither can you, nor anyone else. |
Nigerians just argue blindly. We look at monetary figures devoid of contexts and we throw fits. Without any iota of knowledge about what the money is being spent on and what is on ground in both the state house clinic and the teaching hospitals, commenting on the figures is just sounding off. I know for a fact that the facilities in some of the teaching hospitals are worth more than N5B. UCH in Ibadan may be worth more than N10B in equipment. So, lets have a context to this debate. Let no one use naked figures to bamboozle us. |
acunon:Really, what a great business idea? Sell dummy to people, when they realized they bought dummy, ask them to return it at their expense, and let them wait till you sell it off, at your price, AND THEN SPLIT THE PROCEED! That must be a joke. Only that I'm not laughing. Come and pick your TV when you are ready. I wont spend an extra kobo on you again, I will rather keep that TV as a monument to my foolishness in trusting a hustler to do honest business. |
kowalsky:I will just ignore you. Your talk would have made sense if I made this story up. I never set out to spoil anybody's image. Let the guy refund my money or replace his dud of a TV and you will see how I will melt silently into the crowd. As long as he is fraudulently keeping my money, I will remain on his case. When any of you lose N150K to him, you may come back and preach to me. I'm the one who is looking at a N190K faulty TV under my bed, not you. I'm even just playing with him, when I have his time, you, his accomplishes, will beg for him. |
Stancity:You are the definition of busy-body. If you noticed, I have an ongoing dispute with your friend. You are the one getting involved in an issue that does not concern you. I'm a victim of Acunon and I will keep telling BUYERS TO BEWARE. I lost money, even Acunon is not disputing that, so OTHERS MAY ALSO LOSE THEIR MONEY. Of course, each individual will take their decisions, but they will have the benefit of knowing that it is not everyone that came across Acunon that is happy. That way, they will be better positioned to weigh their risks. |
Stancity:I see, Acunon is now deaf and dumb, seh? So you have to be the one helping him to talk and even abuse people in the process? Please get busy with your life and let people who have issues sort them out between themselves. BTW, when Acunon spoke about "insurance" "warranty" "guarantee", don't be deceived, it translates to nothing. His "guaranteed" TV that he sold to me for close to 200K is still gathering dusts under my bed. His promise to take it from me for replacement has not materialized for about 6 months now. BUY AT YOUR RISK. |
ayxmania:You are presuming that deceitful people dupe EVERYONE they meet. No, being a dupe is a societal psychological game. They leave a trail of people who can vouch for their honesty while hitting their targets hard. Was Anini not a generous man, spraying money to the people after his deadly robbery operations? Didn't many people including Buhari said Abacha was a nice man? Just like you, I read everything on this thread and I sent out 190K to him without any idea of what he looked like. While you are lucky your experience turned out well, mine turned out ugly. Until he settles with me, I will regard him as a fraud and I'm convinced in my heart that he knew that the TV he sold to me was defective ab initio. My money has become a ticking time bomb in his life, UNLESS IT IS TRUE THAT THE TV WAS OKAY when he packed it in Lagos. |
ayxmania:You are sharing your own supposedly "good experience" with this fraud, why do you abuse me for sharing my very bad experience with him? Unless of course, you are one of his accomplishes. People, don't be deceived by his circle of fraud, giving him thumbs up here. Please be very careful about parting with your money. If you are in Lagos or somewhere in the South West, please visit Alaba and buy the TV yourself, dont go through this fraudulent middle man and his accomplishes. He has a fine business model for an unemployed young man, but his resorting to deceit and fraud will be his downfall. And don't let anyone scare you about Alaba. Unless you are a complete slowpoke, there is no danger in going to Alaba to buy things, just be on the look out for little cretins and cheats like Acucon who will be going forward and backward with you over something that is not their business. I have gone there to buy TV by myself after the misadventure with Acunon. You will even get varieties and test them to your heart's content before you pay. |
If you are buying a big TV from this fraud, please watch your back. Once your money enters his pocket, he becomes your boss. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. |
acunon:I won't waste one extra kobo (including call credit) on you again. I'm bigger than whatever peanuts you think you made from duping me. I'm convinced that you will return my money, sooner rather than later. When you have a reasonable proposal on how to take back your spoilt TV, send me a text. Otherwise, your days in the guard room is getting closer. |
acunon:You have added lying to your fraudulent ways. When did you call me SEVERALLY? I saw ur missed call once only the morning after I complained on your thread. We used to communicate on WhatsApp, and you could have sent me a text. I know your type, once money enters your pocket you become a super mario. Like I told you before, your sins will one day catch up with you. Just wait. |
Sosqui:If you say so, though there is nothing that says you are not simply one of his accomplishes in his fraudulent business practices. |
This is similar to the experience I had with him. My suspicion is that he does this with expensive televisions. I also paid him 190K for a 55" LG TV which he brought himself. On setting up the TV, I saw that it had two lines. He had promised to take the TV back from me since September last year. I think he waits for expensive TVs to strike. The people giving him good recommendations are the ones buying small sized TVs for small money. When you ask him for a large screen expensive TVs, he strikes, like the fraud that he is. He brings you a defective TV and pretends that the TV got spoilt in transit. |
Shocking. We will be keenly listening to the supremo on Friday to see what the other 6 judges who had adjudicated on the issues previously missed. Their lordships have once again validated the usefulness of the Nigerian politician's oft-quoted mantra of "win first and everything else can be taken care of later". |
acunon:This guy sold a defective TV to me and he promised to take it back since September last year. I'm still waiting. It appears as if his words meant nothing to him. I will still wait, but when I pounce, no one should ask me to take it easy. |
If you are buying this, then buy a PH meter also. The meter will prove to you that this is mostly bogus as the PH of your tap water and this one will be about the same. Don't waste your money. |
chesterlee:So, who killed Multilinks, Intercellular and Starcomms before Buhari came on board? His ghost? |
I have 25k. Where is your location? |
[/quote]Sir Frankie, I have a grouse with you concerning ordered and already fully paid for batteries for a few months now. Since you're already giving me a bad name on this issue (I have a deadline of tomorrow 29/12/2105 to retire the contract), I've decided I would table the matter here for others to judge if I don't get a suitable response within 24 hours. Thanks[/quote][/quote]Not sure what the problem is, but I have always had to pull back from doing business with Sir. Frankie. He is always too eager to get your money even when he does not have the goods. He will cajole you to pay him while waiting for the goods to come. He will tell you, fifty people are on his neck for the same goods and he will sell only to those who put money down first. Besides, he insists he conduct business with phone call only, no SMS, no whatsapp, JUST CALL. |
Kindly give me a price-range for your mast fully installed at Ibadan. Thank you. adrusa (at) gmail (dot) com. |
Ordinarily an ugly yellow pawpaw. |
In 1800, this would have been a great technological achievement. In 2015, it is silly. Putting together off-the-shelf parts to make this contraption and call it innovation. |
samnaija:The measured SOC is not extremely important. It does not always reflect the true state of the battery. It is at best an educated guess based on input and output Ampere-Hour. When the inverter "calculates" that it has returned the removed AH, it then registers that the battery is at 100% SOC. This is not always true. I will say dont worry too much that you are not seeing 100%. It doesn't matter too much. Your voltage of 13.8 is about right for a floating battery. What is important is what voltage do you get some hours after NEPA is off and not on load? What voltage do you get when the inverter is supplying power (on load) without NEPA? About 13V (12.8-13.2V) is fine when the battery is at rest without NEPA or load after a few hours. When you put a load on the battery, you should start off with about 12.6V (12.4-12.7) depending on the load. If you are seeing less, you are either putting too much load or your battery did not get good charge. In my opinion, it is something that you have to personally study to see if you are getting the best out of your batteries. You can only get generic advise here, but each inverter/solar system setup is unique. The voltages you will see will depend on your usage scenarios. Finally, what equipment you are using for your measurement will also affect what readings you are getting. You may need to calibrate your voltage reading if your inverter supports that. You will obviously need a good clamp metre to do that. As to solar support, it will depend on how much NEPA do you get per day. What SOC/Voltage do you get to in a typical morning after overnight use. It is presumed that solar will charge your battery for about 4-5hrs on good sunny days. You can calculate how much solar you will need based on SOC/Voltage of your battery in the morning and what current (in ampere) will you need to put your battery back to full charge in about 5 hours. |
Great thread. Thank you OP. |
prettytasha:Wait for 24 hours before browsing and use blackberry.net as your APN. |
supersam95:Yes. |
I bought this phone, bricked it while trying to root and then install an Allview ROM on it. Unfortunately my phone now send some SMS to some foreign number every time I reboot it. Can anyone help with the Nigerian ROM for this phone? Thanks in advance. |
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i guess i didnt see Acunon say that or mr Badaru himself.