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TopUpGold:
Our call support is available from 8AM - 4PM. It is stated on the website.

You aren't even the one we had a deal with and you are here reporting what is false.

Sir, you have no issue here. For saying "you started running away with his money" obviously means you are up to something only you knows about.

We won't entertain any false publication from you. TopUpGold that has being in business since 2013 without any scam record (Google it out), you are coming up with this story that doesn't add up. For your information, we are Perfect Money certified partner.

Don't forget, we won't entertain this your story.

But why you people (Topupgold.com) don't communicate clients the challenges you are facing rather than, not picking calls? According to the guy, he got paid from binary.com through perfect money within 30minutes and to convert this perfect money to naira, you held his money since morning today, this is the reason most people don't believe in Nigerian and don't like doing businesses with Nigerian. We are not trustworthy and reliable. Your clients have trust in you in the first instance, funded his Perfect Money account through you and for him to convert his Perfect Money to Naira, you started running away with his money, this is bad, and unfair. But why are we like this? Why online business in Nigeria can never be trusted for once?

TopUpGold:
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I read in a forum today that you people delay to the point of raising client`s blood pressure.

This is where Yoruba language among many other languages in Nigeria and all over the world have some reserved and peculiar words,phrases, clauses and statements that can never be interpreted directly to other languages as you have them. Doing so will distort the meaning further. Rather, you have to learn the appropriate way of saying such word (s) in other languages.
Like "Eku ijoko" now, it doesn`t necessarily mean that someone has been in a sitting position wanting to see someone. It`s a kind of greeting word for someone paying you a visit as well.
Eku Ile is a yoruba greeting statement use to greet people already at home when entering your house. A stranger won`t greet you like that.
Eku Iduro,
Eku Irin-ajo
Eku ise
Eku ikale
All are forms of greetings fit purposely, at a particular time, a particular situation in yoruba land.
Therefore, finding correlative forms of such greetings in other languages, most especially in English language would be somewhat impossible.
Sometimes, there are vocabularies, words and so on in English that mean same thing in just one word in Yoruba language.

@Bamac
You're just keep repeating same problem you've resolved in the past and all that. Fine, I just narrated one problem out of four bad experiences I've had with you people (Jumia). The first issue was a Small Nokia phone delivered and as I plugged the phone to my Laptop, it was showing the former user's name. That's brand new phone. Another phone accessories was assembled and packed inside Nokia case, and sold as a brand new Nokia phone. Another, time a complete rough used mp3 Player was packed and sealed, sold as a brand new product.
On the issue of the fake generator, 3 customer care agents were on it then, they couldn't resolved it, the first caller was unkind and rude to me. While the other 2 couldn't get anything resolved.
You people should go and learn ethics and etiquette from international online shopping stores. I bought and item worth $2,500 from amazon.com the item arrived faulty, I informed them about it. Lo and behold, I was told to return the item, the item hasn't left Nigeria Courier service office when I received message for brand new replacement of same item, it got to me within 4days. I used my money to ship the faulty item of which the money was refunded back to me while the faulty item was on transit back to them. What a wonderful experience with amazon.com there are issues everywhere, but how you handle things of such matters really proof you're a professional in your field and you're competent to handle matters successfully. As Jumia is concerned, they're still crawling to handle customer related matters, let alone business matters.

My experience so far with Jumia was nothing to write home about. The last experience was so bad that I just have to admit that I have been the one creating pains for myself. If I'd gone to the market on one Saturday and try to buy what I want, tested it, I wouldn't be treated the way Jumia treated me.
I placed order for a small Tiger generator. the item was delivered and after opening it following day, Lo! and behold small Suzhou T973 generator was in the carton. I couldn`t even pronounce the name at all, I was bending my neck and head thinking the name was written upside-down. Anyway, let me see maybe it could work, as I poured fuel, alas! all the fuel was coming out from only God knows where. Well, I couldn't remove the fuel, nor lose anything to avoid issue. But all the fuel drained in its carton and soaked with 4litters fuel, I changed the carton for a better one. I filed return form and it was picked. Lo! and behold, Jumia called me back and said their Technical team, found out that the package was not returned and therefore no refund could be processed for me. I made them understand the N24,800 cost value of the product I paid for could never be compared with maybe N1,000 value of the carton it came with. The guy said no way. And there is nothing they can do about it.
Nothing was done. Jumia does not have any Quality Assurance team to verify every product being shipped to the buyer online, they do ship anything comes to their warehouse to the buyer. They don`t care about the money paid for the order. It`s better everyone find ways to be going to the market to buy whatever you like. Right there you will see what you want to buy. And you have choices. As for Jumia? In fact I`m looking for how to delete my account from their website.

My experience so far with Jumia was nothing to write home about. The last experience was so bad that I just have to admit that I have been the one creating pains for myself. If I'd gone to the market on one Saturday and try to buy what I want, tested it, I wouldn't be treated the way Jumia treated me.
I placed order for a small Tiger generator. the item was delivered and after opening it following day, Lo! and behold small Suzhou T973 generator was in the carton. I couldn`t even pronounce the name at all, I was bending my neck and head thinking the name was written upside-down. Anyway, let me see maybe it could work, as I poured fuel, alas! all the fuel was coming out from only God knows where. Well, I couldn't remove the fuel, nor lose anything to avoid issue. But all the fuel drained in its carton and soaked with 4litters fuel, I changed the carton for a better one. I filed return form and it was picked. Lo! and behold, Jumia called me back and said their Technical team, found out that the package was not returned and therefore no refund could be processed for me. I made them understand the N24,800 cost value of the product I paid for could never be compared with maybe N1,000 value of the carton it came with. The guy said no way. And there is nothing they can do about it.
Nothing was done. Jumia does not have any Quality Assurance team to verify every product being shipped to the buyer online, they do ship anything comes to their warehouse to the buyer. They don`t care about the money paid for the order. It`s better everyone find ways to be going to the market to buy whatever you like. Right there you will see what you want to buy. And you have choices. As for Jumia? In fact I`m looking for how to delete my account from their website.

Hello GarbaNigLtd, can you supply me 2bags of Lime stone to Surulere Lagos? And how much do you sell/bag? Also, will like to know if you have (Fishmeal/bone meal/oyster shell) as well in retail also.
Thanks
you may contact me on mytreasurelife@yahoo.com

If you do not want to get heart attack with the way some people respond to issues here, why don`t you call the help line, I mean the NECO hot lines for inquiry. Then your heart will be at rest. It won`t cost you more than N50-N60.

[size=8pt]UNCLE SAMTECH,
WHAT A WONDERFUL,TRUE NIGERIAN YOU ARE? SO WE STILL HAVE PEOPLE LIKE YOU IN THIS GREAT COUNTRY AS WELL? I HAVE TRIED TO UNLOCK MY DATA CARD SINCE ONE MONTH NOW AND COULD NOT BECAUSE OF ONLINE HITCH THAT NIGERIAN ALWAYS ENCOUNTERED ONLINE.
I PRAY THAT GOD WILL CONTINUE TO ENRICH YOU ABUNDANTLY.

PLEASE THIS IS MINE TOO
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I just want to chip in a hint for the guy who want to do business with #70,000.
You have to be very careful that you do not have deal privately with anyone that ask you to email him/her in secret.
Let the organizer this forum know your motives before you indulge in such act.
However,Forex is paying well only if you know how to go about it,and you follow the rules and regulation and you have a trading plan lay down to go through everyday in and day out.

What kills many forex trader are:
#Some forex traders believe so much in funny indicators that will work for them like three months and lose their money afterwards.
#Some forex traders are greedy and are without basic knowledge of trading.
#Some forex traders are still under the influence of fear.
#Some forex trainers are just trainer that could not trade for themselves that is why we are having low testimonies from successful forex traders.

Therefore,watch out the kind of business you go into,you must certify yourselves that you are competent and with adequate confidence to propel you around.