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Singapore1:Wait! R u complaining? No be she you sef dey sell to? Cc LadyF: don't buy from singapore1 again o, he doesn't like your monopolistic hold on skrill ![]() |
Gunbiz:About between 12-15, with some states having more cos they celebrate their own independence. |
Singapore1:Why do I get the feeling na that woman voice dey sweet you pass? Gunbiz:Wetin you go come talk about yankee and holidays? |
ladyF:Skrill's customer service is worse off! Especially if you do mistake to send email and then when you call, they'll more often than not, ask you to ask your questions or make complaints via email, from your account. You go come wait tire for response...I don grow white hair on account of skrill's customer service o |
capsie18:Rate location and mode of payment? |
Bookiemart01:When you are done with skye bank and you have Fidelity Bank, throw am follow: 440/$ n wetin Fidelity dey do Cc: Bookiemart01 |
WalkerMichael:Good to go, known him...what (thinking) close to 20yrs now? Got me my first ride ![]() ladyF:Hmmm...I dey suspect you don get endorsement deal with Skrill o, make I come be your PR manager biko |
Singapore1:Oya send me the $1 ![]() |
toluxa1:So on which of their cards? |
WalkerMichael:Sent you a PM...you can also hit me up on whatsapp, make I epp you ![]() |
onatisi:Not only by this govt, it's what has always happened in this country, from one military jaunta to the next, spilling over into 'our democrazy' (not misspelt, na deliberate act cos what we have is crazy) , from one successive govt to the other; but can we be surprised? Most, if not all our presidents have ties to one military regime or the other. I agree with the aspect of cutting down governance cost,it is noteworthy to know that presently Nigeria has the most expensive democracy in the world,most of the political offices are just duplication of a single job. On the issue of probing past regimes apart from gej own that is an idea that buhari will not even think about.I was hoping you would go here ---»»» politically that will be a suicide mission .Any govt that wants to take 9ja out of its present situation would have to be ready and willing to sacrifice political survival...ergo: Rawlings&Ghana. |
onatisi:There's another option, albeit it could be considered unpopular, drastic and extreme: truly and actually gather all the 'looted and misappropriated' (herein after referred to as looted funds) funds (not just from the immediate administration), but all the proven 'looted' funds going as far back as they wanna go (but from Babangida's era is ok by me) when I say 'looted', it encompasses all the so called committees that have ever been setup to 'look' into any issue cos let's face it, they were only setup as camouflage to eat the so called national cake. Also the salaries being paid our politicians is just senseless...these are some of the gaps bleeding us dry. Once all the leaks are plugged, the options (1&2) you mentioned wouldn't be as bad as they would have been, and might just be minimal...inconvenient, but not totally unbearable. |
onatisi:totally agree and those who know me knows I tend to avoid such. the 3rd was delayed devaluation or floating of the nairaon this point, I 'disconcur' not that it wasn't a mistake, but on the basis that it was necessary and should have been done sooner. The best thing to do now is to get a dollar account card and do ur transactions safelyeven this one go hard bros, even assuming every single Nigerian can achieve this and are willing to, cos as we both know, demand has seriously overshot supply and we all know what happens when that scenario (is allowed to) play(s) out. Singapore1:Using the money from the recovered loot to shore up demands for FX is not growing the economy, it is being penny wise, pounds foolish. When I suggested it, I suggested it as being used for capital and infrastructure growth+industrialization. The main problem is our govt is directing focus wrongly...they shout and sing one thing, but their policies are actually geared and directed to an entirely different thing, then they come out and talk as if we be fools and we can't actually read between the lines. onatisi:We are on the same page bro... |
onatisi:Yes, we know and to an extent, I do agree with you about paypal loosing out. But when you paint it like this, 9ja banks come out as saints, which is far from the truth, but then again, for the purpose of this discuss, that is a secondary topic; the real topic being the lack of fx in the economy and truth be told, like you rightly postulated, 'tis only the beginning, the 'shit is about to hit the fan' But I can't but wonder at such a time as this: where are all the so called 'recovered' funds we hear about? Money from the arms deal, from electoral and campaign misconduct and all that...what is the purpose of the recovery if it won't have impact on the economy? Why do we have so much 'jets' in our 'presidential hangar' why can't they be sold/auctioned off and the proceeds pumped into the economy? I'm not saying these are the all in all solution, but the funds could make some impact...desperate times call for desperate measures and truth be told, we are here. |
onatisi:...we all know that because our 9ja banks have blocked it. there is no where the banks will get dollars at that price to pay PayPal... if PayPal knows that they want to help maybe they should start allowing Nigerians to receive money through PayPal at the rate of 317...I'm actually keeping my fingers crossed that this paypal dcc is a precursor to 9ja paypal actually being enabled to receive funds (one can hope and dream right)? When u pay PayPal through your bank card the banks have to remit the money to PayPal in dollars.. yeah we know, but the truth is 9ja banks are anti customer friendly, and are automatically programmed to rob us blind...it's in their DNA the huge question now is where is dollars sold at 317...Going by data obtained from CBN, (https://www.cbn.gov.ng/rates/ExchRateByCurrency.asp), Paypal pegging dcc@317, actually makes a lot of sense, and quite feasible. It would also stand to reason that not all the '317' would go to paypal because paypal is not 'billing' the bank, but the client and both paypal and the bank would have a workable percentage the bank would be getting from that 317 as commission. fashrola:They are aware jare they just choose to turn a blind eye and only 'shout' when it serves some sort of agenda...abi no be dis Nigeria we all dey? Even those of us in diaspora, we still all dey here. |
Singapore1:Lol@ no be beans. Singapore1: Please make una no mislead people ooDon't get it twisted o...what was being reported was the clearing house rate (320). That is the rate GTB (and all other banks) reports to central bank they charge for transactions on their card, and invariably it's the rate at which they 'settle' Master Card, which keeps them 'legally' within the allowed not more than 2% profit margin mandated and stipulated by CBN for banks to make on FX transactions from the interbank exchange rate. |
fashrola:Paypal DCC Rate: 317/$ aprox GTB Clearing rate: 320/$ GTBank Rate: 415/$ (last reported charge) Daylight 'legalized' robbery. Even an entity outside our shores cares more about the well being of Nigerians and our economy than entities within our own country, yet we say 9ja go better...it it well |
justi4jesu:Clearing charges, in other words, how much GTB remits for every dollar transaction done on their card, when 'handing over' dollar to Mastercard' which would basically be same for all 9ja banks, so GTB is doing about 60naira on the dollar as profit margin, whilst banks like standard chartered whose rate is reportedly above black market sef dey chop serious money be dat |
AleAirHub:Did payment yesterday, 379.99 abi dem go come back for the balance ni? #Sitting and watching |
Pavore9:373 if sterling (confirmed) 368 if diamond (purported, unconfirmed) 379.99 gtbank (confirmed) 380 stanbic (confirmed) Keystone suspended (confirmed) |
Bookiemart01:Bookie!!! U no go kill person o! Abeg I no fit ![]() |
Sanchase:Didn't mean no disregard or disrespect by it...I'm interested in your fiverr funds and it's just part of doing due diligence. How would you prefer I phrase it so I can edit accordingly. Thanks |
Sanchase:Didn't mean no disregard or disrespect by it...I'm interested in your fiverr funds and it's just part of doing due diligence. How would you prefer I phrase it so I can edit accordingly. Thanks |
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Please who can vouch for Sanchase? If you've dealt with him, please drop your rating, on a scale of 1-10. 1 being: pick race! Na scammer! 10 being: deal with him, go to sleep and have sweet dreams all the way! |
Please who can vouch for Sanchase? If you've dealt with him, please drop your rating, on a scale of 1-10. 1 being: pick race! Na scammer! 10 being: deal with him, go to sleep and have sweet dreams all the way! |
Sanchase:How much do you have? Contact me let's discuss...contact on my signature. |
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Even I dont think cbn sells dollars at 317
320 & i did $1 payment few hours ago and i was charge 385 
